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Dec 8, 2004 -- No. 589 |
109 UNC-Chapel Hill students
inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
CHAPEL HILL -- Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and most honored of all college honorary societies, inducted 109 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students recently. Joan Darling, professor of dramatic art, spoke at the fall induction ceremony.
Each new member received a certificate and a Phi Beta Kappa key, the organization’s symbol.
A student who has completed 75 hours of course work and has a grade-point average of 3.85 (on a 4-point scale) or better is eligible for membership. Also eligible is any student who has competed 105 hours of course work and has a 3.75 grade-point average. Grades earned at other universities are not considered.
Less than 1 percent of all college graduates qualify to be members.
Phi Beta Kappa members nationwide include six of the current Supreme Court justices, former presidents Bill Clinton and George Herbert Walker Bush and numerous artistic, intellectual and political leaders. Of 270 Phi Beta Kappa chapters nationwide, UNC’s chapter -- Alpha of North Carolina, founded in 1904 -- is the oldest of four chapters in the state.
Each year, Phi Beta Kappa chapters and alumni associations nationwide raise and distribute more than $1 million in awards, scholarships and prizes benefiting high school and college students.
Phi Beta Kappa officers at UNC for 2004-2005 are students Amorn Wongsarnpigoon, president; Elizabeth Makrides, vice president; and Casey Molino Dunn, recording secretary. Dr. Thomas Warburton, music professor, is the chapter secretary and faculty adviser.
Following is a list of 105 inductees by N.C. county, by state and by country. Four inductees asked that their names not be published. Students listed in more than one place are noted with asterisks.
NORTH CAROLINA INDUCTEES
Alamance
Sara Elizabeth Charneskie, a senior exercise and sport science major, daughter of Philip R. Charneskie Jr. and Donna Charneskie of Mebane.
Buncombe
Cabarrus
Carteret
Chatham
Cumberland
Currituck
Davie
Durham
Forsyth
Gaston
Guilford
Henderson
Jackson
Mecklenburg
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Orange
Pasquotank
Rowan
Rutherford
Scotland
Surry
Wake
Jeromy David Franklin, a senior political science major, son of Ronald and Virginia Franklin of Cary.
Wayne
David Wesley Parker II, a senior biology and psychology major, son of David W. and Jody H. Parker of Goldsboro.
OUT-OF-STATE INDUCTEES
ALABAMA
Charlotte Amanda Hagood, a senior English and creative writing major, daughter of Thomas D. and Carol Cook Hagood of Birmingham.
CALIFORNIA
Timur Warner Hammond, a senior English major, son of Douglas Hammond of Santa Monica and Ayshe Ege of Los Angeles.
CONNECTICUT
Christine Lynn Bischoff, a senior vocal performance major, daughter of Michael and Rhea Bischoff of Stamford.
Katherine L. Harris, a senior music and communications major, daughter of Robert A. Harris and Martha B. Hubbard of Pawcatuck.
Matthew E. Salesses, a May 2004 graduate in English, son of Peter and Susan Salesses of Storrs.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Lily Eileen West, a senior journalism and political science major, daughter of Robin West and Eileen Shields-West.
FLORIDA
William Cato Cramer III, a May 2004 graduate in history and peace, war and defense, son of Bill and Carolyn Cramer of Panama City.
Heidi Robyn Karp, a May 2004 graduate in public policy, daughter of Jerry and Judith Karp of Boca Raton.
GEORGIA
Kathryn McKinnon Cunningham, a senior dramatic art and political science major, daughter of Brian and Bebe Cunningham of Gainesville.
Laura Elizabeth Gibson, a senior French major, daughter of James and Sandra Gibson of Atlanta.
Kimberly Gray Kallianos, a junior biology and chemistry major, daughter of George Kallianos and Candice Stone Bradshaw of Atlanta.
David Marable McCarty Jr., a senior environmental studies major, son of David and Celia McCarty of Alpharetta.
Joel Varley, a senior physics major, son of Robert and Gloria Varley of Athens.
KANSAS
*Angela Marie Liu, a May 2004 English major, daughter of Albert Liu of Kansas City, Mo., and Theresa Liu of Fairway.
KENTUCKY
Lyda C. Kendrick, a senior dramatic art major, daughter of William S. and Leatha F. Kendrick of East Point.
Lindsay Holt Thurman, a May 2004 graduate in biology, daughter of Dr. James C. and Susan H. Thurman of Glasgow.
MARYLAND
*Elizabeth Joy Kroboth of Silver Spring, a May 2004 graduate in psychology, daughter of Timothy and Kathryn Kroboth of Charlotte, N.C.
*Ryan Michael Zimmerman, a senior biology major, son of Dr. Neal B. Zimmerman of Baltimore and Sheryl Zimmerman of Chapel Hill, N.C.
MICHIGAN
Lee Turner-Dodge, a senior philosophy and French major, daughter of David and Susan Turner Dodge of Bloomfield Hills.
Edward M. Wellman, a senior psychology major, son of Henry Wellman and Karen Lind of Ann Arbor.
MISSOURI
*Angela Marie Liu, a May 2004 English major, daughter of Albert Liu of Kansas City and Theresa Liu of Fairway, Kan.
MISSISSIPPI
NEBRASKA
Jordan Jennifer Williams, a senior English major, daughter of David and Susan Williams of Elkhorn.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW JERSEY
Katy Schoenbeck, a senior math decision sciences major, daughter of Dave and Ellen Schoenbeck of Franklin Lakes.
NEW YORK
Gregory Richard McCandless, a senior music major, son of George T. McCandless of Brockport and the late Barbara McCandless.
Daniel Charles Sevier, a May 2004 graduate in psychology, son of Charles J. and Marleah Sevier of Auburn.
OHIO
Karl Robert Herrmann, a senior political science major, son of Richard and Margaret Herrmann of Columbus.
Ann Capps Warshaw, a senior international studies major, daughter of Gregg and Martha Warshaw of Cincinnati.
PENNSYLVANIA
Lisa Shugert Bevevino, a junior English and French major, daughter of Joseph G. and Cynthia Shugert Bevevino of Beaver.
Amy Williams, a senior biology major, daughter of John G. and Mary Murray Williams of West Chester.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Maynard Sinclair Haslett, a senior history major, son of John R. and Ann Haslett of Dataw.
Michal Gayle Hobbs, a senior linguistics major, daughter of David T. and Donna S. Hobbs of North Augusta.
TENNESSEE
Eric Keith Bilbrey, a junior trumpet performance major, son of Keith Bilbrey of Madison and Eve Bilbrey of Nashville.
Christopher Jackson Childers, a senior classics major, son of Jack and Jennifer Childers of Memphis.
Joseph Edward Decosimo, a senior English major, son of Nick and Karen Decosimo of Signal Mountain.
TEXAS
John David Graeber, a senior history and political science major, son of Dave and Jane Graeber of Dallas.
Reagan Allen North, a senior psychology major, son of Dr. Ronald J. and Gail North of Lubbock.
Meredith Woodley Louis, a May 2004 graduate in art history and studio art, daughter of Dr. Jack A. and Jane Dryden Louis of Austin.
Sarah Elizabeth Pickle, a senior comparative literature major, daughter of Jerry and Helen Pickle of Temple.
Justin Mannige Rao, a senior economics and philosophy major, son of M. Vikram and Susan Rao of Houston.
Leon G. Scroggins III, a senior computer science major, son of Leon and Debra Scroggins of Dallas.
VIRGINIA
Charles Edward Murphy, a senior psychology major, son of James E. Murphy Jr. and Anne L. Murphy of Glen Allen.
WASHINGTON
Kate Miriam Coxon, a senior political science major, daughter of Ron and Anne Coxon of Issaquah.
Emily Rose O’Neill, a senior history major, daughter of Douglas and Beth O’Neill of Shoreline.
WISCONSIN
Theodore Francis Wiesner, a senior biology major, son of George Wiesner and Cindy Wiesner of Madison.
VERMONT
Daniel David Tifft, a senior international studies and political science major, son of David and Carol Tifft of Milton.
CANADA
Jared David Sokolsky, a senior economics major, son of Joel and Denise Sokolsky of Kingston, Ontario.
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