UT Tyler Students to be Inducted Into Alpha Chi Honor Society
November 4, 2004
Ninety-five students at The University of Texas at Tyler will be inducted into the Alpha Chi Scholastic Honor Society at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 8, in the University Center.
The induction ceremony for the Alpha Xi chapter will include the presentation of outstanding faculty awards to: Dr. Paul Streufert, College of Arts and Sciences; Dr. Sheldon Dunham, College of Business and Technology; Bernadine Hansen, College of Education and Psychology; Dr. Stephen Rainwater, College of Engineering and Computer Science; and Melinda Hermanns, College of Nursing and Health Sciences.
Alpha Chi is a coeducational society honoring university students for academic excellence. To be eligible for membership, students must be juniors or seniors with a minimum GPA of 3.5. They must also rank in the top 10 percent in their college.
Inductees, listed by hometown, are:
ARP – Gloria Salazar Gray, nursing.
ATHENS – Skye L. Scarbrough, business management.
BEN WHEELER – Julie A. Frith, accounting.
BROWNSBORO – Roger O. Millender, industrial technology; Ricky William Daily, kinesiology; and Andrea Renee McLean, speech communication.
CANTON – SueAnn B. Dorman and Melanie Alice McCarty, English; Sarah Ann Graham, math.
DIANA – Teresa Kay Loeza, Spanish.
FLINT – Elena E. Crim, nursing.
FORT WORTH – Lindsay Kathryn Krehlik, art.
FRISCO – Crystal Rose Dunbar, history.
GILMER – Amy Lynn Harris, nursing.
HALLSVILLE – Felicia LeAnn Bell, health professions; Larry Wayne Davidson, nursing; Kristin Lynn Mathis, accounting; Mason M. Young, computer information systems.
HAWKINS – Kristine McNeely, elementary education.
HENDERSON – Lindsey Leigh Rollins, elementary education.
JACKSONVILLE – Matthew Levon Moss, math.
KAUFMAN – Miranda Fivecoat, health professions.
KEMP – Kristine A. Shipp, education.
KILGORE – Tarah Laine Morris, interdisciplinary studies; and Rita F. Haynes Morrow, Gretchen Wolf Rayburn and Heidi Warren, art.
LINDALE – Amanda L Bradshaw, interdisciplinary studies; Chris Mann, early childhood education; and Eric Sean Smith, industrial technology.
LONGVIEW – Brandi Michelle Carlisle, health professions; Cheryl Diane Lucas, major undecided; LaVenda Darlene McCommon, education; Edward E. Pamplin, general studies/philosophy; Patricia Adrianne Pamplin, art; Kellie Jean Richardson and Craig Matthew Wilson, nursing; Peggy L. Sadler, history; Mandy Maxine Schochler, early childhood education; Tiffany M. Shaw, electrical engineering; Paul Roy Siems, industrial technology; Mitchell E. Whitley, marketing; and Jerry W. Wise, technology.
LUMBERTON – Cassie Renee Stinson, health/kinesiology.
MARSHALL – Richard Brian Crosby, industrial technology; and Therressa L. Ogles, nursing.
MART – Shawn Avelar, technology.
MOUNT ENTERPRISE – James D. Walker, biology.
MOUNT VERNON – Ashley Ann Allen, nursing.
MURCHISON – Beth Nicole Dungan, art; and L. Camille King, English.
OVERTON – Gina Winell Davis, health professions; and Benjamin M. McCarty, math.
PALESTINE – Kathy Sue Sylvester, journalism.
PARIS – Donna Kay Callicoat, nursing.
PITTSBURG – Shelli Ann Harrel, history.
TENNESSEE COLONY – Michele R. Castro, accounting.
TROUP – John Brannon Gary, chemistry; and Jason A. Jernigan, industrial technology.
TYLER – Rachel Marie Burden, finance; Scott Allen Coleman, Elizabeth Pittard, Julie Lynn Rials, Kristin A. Simar, Kimberly Sweeney and Terrell J. Tucker, nursing; David L. Curry Jr., history/political science; Laura Grace Dykes, Amanda Jean Klinger, Bridgett Barton Shelton and Frederick William Siegmund, English; Jill Renee Fidelie, Chad Maddux and Jonela Toci, accounting; and Kirby I. Hearn and Jason Leonard Ulsh, computer science; Fatima Zahra Jaafari, computer science/math; Emily Amanda Jernigan-Hensarling and Stephanie Michelle Murchison, marketing; Patricia Mai Michlik, psychology; Byron Brandon Moore and John J. Roberts, political science; Jennifer Lea Peel, art; Sadie Adonia Petty and Paula Kay Williamson, education; Kara A. Sharman, human resources; Brian K. Smith, technology; Chene Tamyron, biology; William Earl Spencer Jr., environmental health and safety; and Deanna L. Waters, fine arts.
WHITEHOUSE – Dorothea Adams, interdisciplinary studies; Kimberly G. Carrasco and Karen Elisa Martinez, nursing; and Cindy Lynne McAllister, fine arts.
SHREVEPORT, LA. – Jeffrey Linden Hevener, nursing.
