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Highland Community College Students Join Collegiate Honor Society Group

published March 28, 2019

The Alpha Zeta Gamma chapter of Phi Theta Kappa welcomed 26 new members during a special induction ceremony at Highland Community College on Monday, March 25. The group gathered in the Jack D. Nutt Math/Science Building prior to the induction for a dinner and fellowship.

 

The mission of Phi Theta Kappa, or PTK, is to recognize academic achievement of college students while providing opportunities for growth as scholars and leaders. The honor society boasts 3.5 million members both in the United States and abroad. To be eligible for membership, students must maintain a 3.5 GPA or higher and have taken at least 12 credit hours from Highland Community College.

 

New Members - Name	Hometown
Austin Tounsand	Savannah, MO
Avery Wischropp	Horton, KS
Bailey Lacy	Hays, KS
Blair Weishaar	Troy, KS
Breaira Bergstresser	Topeka, KS
Cameron Hefner	Atchison, KS
Caroline Baybutt	Sabetha, KS
Chelsea Barnhardt	Winchester, KS
Curtis Stirton	Muscotah, KS
Elizabeth Hays	Spring Hills, KS
Emily Weese	Savannah, MO
Hannah Schmidt	Olathe, KS
Isabella Konieczka	Richardson, TX
Isabelle Miner	Troy, KS
McKinley Jeanneret	Olathe, KS
Josia Bisping	Atchison, KS
Kendall Williams	Farmington, NM
Lora Shinn	Topeka, KS
Molly Porter	Atchison, KS
Morgan Ortega	St. Joseph, MO
Phillip Simmonds	Troy, KS
Raegen Hamm	Oskaloosa, KS
Sara Shinn	Topeka, KS
Shayna Wilson	Highland, KS
Stephanie Babella	Geneva, NE
Tayiah Whetstine	Highland, KS

 

 

Photo included.

Cutline: Students gather for a special induction ceremony to the Alpha Zeta Gamma Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society on Monday, March 25 at Highland Community College Highland campus. Students pictured, back row, left to right: Lora Shinn, Bailey Lacy, Isabella Konieczka, Molly Porter, Elizabeth Hays, Sara Shinn, Madison Oler, Chelsea Barnhardt;

Front row, left to right: Garret Davis, Kendra Koch, Tara Collins, Curtis Stirton

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