Oklahoma State Phi Kappa Phi initiates new members
Twenty-six students in the Oklahoma State University College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources were initiated into OSU's chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society in November.
Twenty-six students in the Oklahoma State University College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources were initiated into OSU's chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society in November. Society admission is by invitation only, which requires nomination and approval by chapter members. Juniors must have completed 72 credit hours and rank in the top 7.5 percent of their class, and seniors and graduate students must rank in the top 10 percent of their class.
New Phi Kappa Phi initiates include:
OKLAHOMA
Adair
Ethan Propp, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Dewey
Katy Layman, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Edmond
Brenna K. Brawner, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Madill
Luke Chapman, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Mounds
Jessie Wright, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Nash
Ricki Gene Schroeder, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Orlando
Tanner Miller, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Perkins
Madison Chaney, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Sand Springs
Charles Anthony Kalmar, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Shawnee
Ethan R. Gingrich, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Stillwater
Brett William Johnson, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Katelynn Kehl, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Victoria Kingdom, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Dominic Pierre Martin, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Elizabeth Hannah Marie McReynolds, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Will Shaffer, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Tulsa
Chelsea McKenzie, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
OUT-OF-STATE
CALIFORNIA
Newcastle
Beata Mackenroth, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
IDAHO
Eagle
Lauren Clark, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
KANSAS
Wellington
Shanlyn Hefley, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
MISSOURI
Marionville
Dillon Rapp, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
NEW MEXICO
Datil
Emily Ferranti, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
TEXAS
Blanco
Zadie Cook, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Hondo
Kate McKinney, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Parker
Hannah Jones, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Wichita Falls
Libby Shultz, College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
Story by Katie Rosebrook
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