The year 2022 was an important time for Phi Kappa Phi as the Society marked the 125th anniversary of its founding. When a small group of students and faculty at the University of Maine formed what would become Phi Kappa Phi in 1897, they stood at the doorstep of a century soon celebrated as a great age of innovation. Airplanes, automobiles, and electric appliances were about to reshape life on the planet.
Phi Kappa Phi’s founders embraced the spirit of their times, confident that knowledge could be a force for good in a changing world. The Society’s motto, “Let the love of learning rule humanity,” affirmed that ideal.
One hundred and twenty-five years later, the passion for learning and creativity among Phi Kappa Phi’s chapters remains strong. It’s been sustained by members and donors representing a wide variety of disciplines, talents, and backgrounds across the globe. We are grateful for their abiding support of academic excellence and service to others, the cornerstone of Phi Kappa Phi’s mission. Our great bank of intellectual capital, enriched by the exchange of ideas across so many fields, is driving
real-world solutions to our own century’s challenges.
The challenges of recent years have been formidable. A pandemic disrupted the way that Phi Kappa Phi’s members meet, sustain, and grow their local chapters. We answered those challenges by summoning the Society’s central values of learning and innovation. Put simply, we’re adapting to become even better. At our national office, we’re investing in new technology and realigning resources to better track and serve Phi Kappa Phi’s members.
Members are our greatest strength, which is why we’re continuing to innovate, committed to eliminating barriers to initiation and membership so that Phi Kappa Phi’s future ranks can draw upon the broadest ranks of talented scholars. We want to bolster the Society’s resources so that it can better support all students who are academically eligible to accept our invitation to join.
Connecting the best and the brightest in a shared community of learning and service will position us well for the next 125 years and beyond. We can’t wait to see how that future unfolds. Excellence knows no bounds.
IN
LORA BECKER, PH.D. Society President
BRADLEY R. NEWCOMER, PH.D., MBA Executive Director and CEO
GRATITUDE,
Mission
To recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others.
Motto
Let the love of learning rule humanity.
100 years
125 years
University of Maine
25 years
University of West Alabama
Eastern Oregon
University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
The University of Utah
University of Wyoming
Butler University
Illinois Wesleyan University
$1,136,991
21,328 NEW INITIATES
GIVEN IN AWARDS AND GRANTS
50 years
Miami University
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
University of Central Missouri
Longwood University
Western Illinois University
Clarkson University
Delta State University
Samford University
Arkansas State University
Western Carolina University
Youngstown State University
University of Missouri
APRIL WAS OUR BUSIEST MONTH WITH
279 INITIATIONS held at 258 chapters
145 INITIATIONS
34.68% INCREASE IN DONATIONS FOR GIVING TUESDAY
1,479
MEMBERS JOINED CHAPTER OFFICERS
TO BE RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
hosted by chapters for the Fall Service Project
TO PUT PHI KAPPA PHI ON THEIR RESUME
UPWARDS OF HALF A MILLION IN TOTAL DONATIONS IN 2022
OUR SOCIAL FAN BASE
47,060 Facebook
8,985 LinkedIn
TO BELONG TO A PRESTIGIOUS HONOR SOCIETY
TO APPLY FOR A PHI KAPPA PHI AWARD OR GRANT
4,639 Twitter
TO DEVELOP CAREER-RELATED CONTACTS
5,964 Instagram
18 committees
133 committee members
The Society’s award and grant programs have paved the path for members, students, and organizations around the world to explore excellence since 1933 with its first fellowship. Your generous support and continued partnership allowed us to continue our legacy of breaking boundaries and honoring the academic and personal achievements of 434 recipients. Thank you!
BY THE NUMBERS 434 RECIPIENTS
FELLOWSHIPS
$35,000 1897 Fellowship 1
1,821 APPLICANTS $1,136,991 AWARDED
$35,000 Sherrill Carlson Fellowship 1
6
$20,000 Marcus L. Urann Fellowships
$8,500 Fellowships 50
13
$10,000 Dissertation Fellowships
20
10 UP TO $1,500 Graduate Research Awards
$29,991 Literacy Grants with projects in the United States and Tanzania.
200 $500 Love of Learning Awards
For many students like Jen Doucette at Boise State University, the opportunity to study abroad can be a life-changing occasion to reach their future goals. With the support of Phi Kappa Phi, Doucette, a Study Abroad Grant recipient, was able to venture halfway around the world to London, England, and make her dreams a reality.
Doucette, a marketing major, studied at the London Metropolitan University through a four-week brand management course titled “Britain, Brand, and Luxury." While abroad, Doucette broadened her horizons and discovered her love for history. “It was an experience that really pushed me to learn, grow, and make the most out of my time abroad. I discovered a love for history that I never knew I had until I could see ancient buildings and artifacts up close and in person,” she said.
Doucette took the opportunity to learn inside and outside of the classroom, taking solo day trips to Stonehenge, Cambridge, Wales, museums, parks, and even Wimbledon. “I came back from my study abroad experience as someone with a newfound respect for the cultures and people that we share our world with and an intense desire to go out and understand those around us.”
Looking back at her experience, Doucette realizes the impact it has made on her. “The grant took off some of the pressure of figuring out how to afford my study abroad dreams; it allowed me to live in the moment and to go out and explore.”
Phi Kappa Phi members are known for their love of learning, and for member George Hendricks, the Phi Kappa Phi Literacy Grant has helped keep the Society's motto alive through his Love of Literacy Project. The project is a collaborative endeavor in which representatives from Methodist University and Hay Street United Methodist Church provide weekly one-on-one social and academic mentoring to students at Margaret Willis Elementary, a low-income school in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Funds from the grant provided increased opportunities for sharing the love of learning by expanding literacy skills through reading and writing. This year, the project welcomed dynamic children’s book author Aniesha Jackson to the school to present her book “Queen Kia’s 8-Step Guide to Friendships” in an all-school assembly. In addition
to meeting Jackson, 400 K-5 students were able to partake in publishing a student-created book with a social-emotional focus and expand their classroom and home library materials. “This project promotes Phi Kappa Phi’s motto of 'Let the love of learning rule humanity.' We hope to continue to spread truth, virtue, justice, and love to others in our world," Hendricks said. It is MU’s hope that the program’s success can be replicated at other elementary schools in Cumberland County, North Carolina, and beyond.
When asked what the best part of Phi Kappa Phi is, Hendricks naturally responded with “their mission of 'let the love of learning rule humanity.'
It is exciting to see our students at Methodist University live this mission as we change the world through the love of learning!"
HAILEIGH VERDEYEN
2022 PHI KAPPA PHI FELLOW
“The awards Phi Kappa Phi offers set the Society apart from others. I firmly believe that the people serving Phi Kappa Phi make the application process easy and accessible for members, which contributes to the success of individuals and the Society.”
2022 LOVE OF LEARNING RECIPIENT
“The support provided from Phi Kappa Phi is instrumental in the development of my dissertation research, while also providing the opportunity to conduct laboratory/field work which will allow me to progress as a student and scientific researcher.”
2022 LITERACY GRANT RECIPIENT
“Phi Kappa Phi's support of community organizations and programming that directly impacts the growth and development of our next generation of productive citizens is appreciated.”
“IN SOME WAYS, IT WAS A SURREAL EXPERIENCE TO BE ABLE TO HOLD SOME OF THESE DOCUMENTS THAT ARE 125 YEARS OLD. WHAT I WAS IMMEDIATELY STRUCK WITH WAS THE RICH LEGACY I WAS STEPPING INTO.”
2022 marked 125 years of honoring excellence and serving others for The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
Established in 1897 at the University of Maine by 10 senior students, two faculty members, and the university president, Phi Kappa Phi now has more than 100,000 active members around the world and has initiated more than 1.5 million members since its founding.
The Society’s shared sense of mission has been grounded in its governing ideal: “Let the love of learning rule humanity.”
“The motto always speaks to me because of my background in neuroscience,” said Society President Lora Becker. “Lifelong learning is a must. Humans have an amazing capacity to learn. Emphasizing the importance of that capacity is our legacy.”
Executive Director and CEO Bradley Newcomer had the opportunity to visit UMaine
and comb through the aged documents of Phi Kappa Phi history. “In some ways, it was a surreal experience to be able to hold some of these documents that are 125 years old,” he recalled. “What I was immediately struck with was the rich legacy I was stepping into.”
To celebrate the milestone, the national office hosted a celebratory luncheon for its staff and unveiled a commemorative video at the 2022 Biennial Convention in Orlando, Florida. The video is available to members at www.youtube.com/thephikappaphi.
“We are thankful for our many supporters over the past 125 years and look forward to building on their legacy as we work to deepen the impact of our numerous recognition, award, and grant programs,” Newcomer said. “Here’s to the next 125 years of recognizing academic excellence and supporting the community of scholars as they continue to serve their communities.”
The love of learning was the motivation behind the Society’s inception in 1897, and 125 years later, it still holds strong.
The Society announced the expansion of its robust award and grants program at the 47th Biennial Convention in Orlando, Florida, in August, adding two new awards, the Pioneer Program exclusively for undergraduates and the Mary Todd Sabbatical Award, named for former Society Executive Director Dr. Mary Todd.
In 2023, Phi Kappa Phi will provide 50 awards at $1,000 each to undergraduate members through its new Pioneer Program, designed to encourage and reward undergraduate members for developing the research, engagement, and leadership skills necessary to become a successful scholar. For full eligibility requirements, visit www.phikappaphi.org/pioneer.
The Mary Todd Sabbatical Award will honor one faculty member with a $50,000 award to support a sabbatical year or similar reassignments of duties. For full eligibility requirements, visit www.phikappaphi.org/sabbatical.
In addition to the two new programs, the Society’s Dissertation Fellowship received increased funding to provide 15 eligible members with $10,000 awards and the Love of Learning program will now fund 200 members with $1,000 each to help fund postbaccalaureate professional development.
“As we know, awards are what we do at Phi Kappa Phi,” said Society Executive Director and CEO Dr. Bradley R. Newcomer. “Thanks to our wonderful donors, we continue to grow these programs and funding levels. I look forward to seeing the impact these new awards have on our members and volunteers!”
"I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN CURIOUS, AND MY PASSION FOR GAINING AND IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE HAS ONLY INCREASED AS I HAVE CONTINUED MY STUDIES. MY DECISION TO ATTEND GRADUATE SCHOOL WAS BASED ON MY DESIRE TO BE A PROFESSOR RATHER THAN SOME AIM TO BE A RENOWNED ARCHAEOLOGIST"
For Graduate Research Grant recipient Emily Schumacher, her fascination for exploring different cultures, their histories, and practices came early, even begging her mom at the tender age of 7 to stay home from a family reunion to watch a PBS special on Egypt featuring Dr. Zahi Hawass.
Now a doctoral student in anthropology at The University of Tulsa, Schumacher has been able to lead her own team of researchers at Fort Louise Augusta, a former Danish costal battery in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, becoming the first group to excavate at the location. Schumacher spent two weeks on the island working with a group of three undergraduates from The University of Tulsa Department of Anthropology, one faculty member from the university, and members of the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources.
In addition to the grant funding her project, Schumacher credits the grant for propelling her in her degree and getting one step closer to achieving her goal of a professorship.
“I have always been curious, and my passion for gaining and imparting knowledge has only increased as I have continued my studies.
My decision to attend graduate school was based on my desire to be a professor rather than some aim to be a renowned archaeologist,” Schumacher said. “I adore anthropology and archaeology, and there is nothing quite like being in the field, but I love learning more.”
Since the completion of her project, Schumacher has been able to serve as an adviser and mentor for three undergraduate independent study projects and a senior thesis project derived from the excavation and recovered archaeological materials. “These experiences, made possible with the financial assistance provided by the Graduate Research Grant, have further cemented my passion for teaching at the university level and helped me hone my craft as a teacher,” Schumacher said.
Schumacher’s excavation has since provided the basis for a recently submitted Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant through the National Science Foundation’s Archaeology Program. The preliminary results from the excavation will also be presented at the Society for American Archaeology’s 2023 Annual Meeting.
“My research crosses boundaries, applies novel methods, and is exciting to pursue. It is excellent,” Schumacher said.
More than 325 chapters in the United States, its territories, and the Philippines.
102,069 issues of the award-winning Forum
Active members
Phi Kappa Phi won four national awards for its marketing and publishing efforts at the 42nd Annual Associations, Media, and Publishing Network EXCEL Awards. The awards recognize excellence and leadership in nonprofit association media, publishing, marketing, and communications.
This year, the program recognized 70 chapters with recognition including
4 CIRCLE of EXCELLENCE as Platinum 23 as Gold 20 as Silver 27
MORE THAN 30 CORPORATE PARTNERS
192,626 MEMBERS USING MERIT, PHI KAPPA PHI’S ONLINE ACHIEVEMENT SHARING PLATFORM
Phi Kappa Phi has a tradition of winning EXCEL Awards for its quarterly magazine, the Phi Kappa Phi Forum , and this year was no different. The Forum’s winter 2021 issue with a theme of “community” won a silver award in the “Magazine: Single Topic Issue” for publications with a circulation of 50,001 or more. In addition, the magazine received a bronze award in the “Pandemic Response: Dedicated Issue” category for the spring 2021 issue with a theme of “solitude.” This edition took a deeper look at solitude and its effect on us all.
The marketing department’s Excellence in Innovation Direct Mailer won a bronze award in the “Promotional Content: Direct Mail – Single Piece” category with its custom piece inviting universities to apply for the $100,000 Excellence in Innovation Award. Also earning an award is the 2021 Excellence in Innovation Marketing Campaign. It received a silver award in the "Promotional Content: Advertising Campaign" category. This campaign included
print pieces as well as digital communication to promote the award and highlighted the complete rebranding of the program. The competition, which is open to nonprofit and for-profit associations, annually draws hundreds of contestants from around the nation. This year, 220 awards were presented across 83 categories.
NEW SOCIETY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CEO
2022 came with a lot of exciting changes, including a new Society Executive Director and CEO. Bradley Newcomer assumed stewardship of the Society on Jan. 18, making him the 12th individual to hold the position since 1900. The appointment came at an exciting time for the Society as it kicked off celebrations of its 125th anniversary.
“Bradley's record of service to the Society, his deep knowledge of higher education trends, his commitment and experience in honors education, and his outgoing, collaborative style all make him an ideal addition to Phi Kappa Phi's leadership,” Society Past President Dan Sandweiss said in announcing Newcomer’s appointment. The search committee that fielded candidates for the national board included Sandweiss, President Lora Becker as chair, and previous Past President Missy Hopper.
“This is a once-in-a-career opportunity to align my deep commitment to supporting academic excellence across all academic disciplines to the national stage,” Newcomer told the search committee when he sought the post.
Newcomer was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi in 2012 at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and came to the national office from James Madison University, where he served as president of the JMU chapter and founding dean of the Honors College.
For nearly 20 years, the Phi Kappa Phi chapter at Austin Peay State University has focused its service efforts on promoting literacy and the joy of reading to the children and families in its community. Each year, it hosts the Candy for the Mind event that takes place at G.H.O.S.T., the university’s annual safe trick-or-treating event. The chapter collects new and gently used children’s books throughout the year and aids each child at the event to select a book that interests them. Over the years, the chapter has received several Phi Kappa Phi Literacy Grants that have enabled them to fill in gaps so they can provide a wide variety of children’s books, from board books for babies to chapter books for preteens and teenagers. This year, approximately 1,500 books were handed out to attendees.
“We have many families that return year after year to our table to share in the joyful tradition,” said APSU chapter historian and social media chair Karen D. Sorenson.
(Clarion University of Pennsylvania), president of M.C. Records, was nominated for two 2022 Grammy Aways in the category of Traditional Blues. The nominations are for the recordings “Take Me Back” by Kim Wilson and “Be Ready When I Call You” from Guy Davis. The record label is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
KIM MULKEY
(Louisiana Tech University) won the 2022 Associated Press National Coach of the Year award. This is Mulkey's third time to earn the award though her first win as the women's basketball coach at Louisiana State University.
RUTH NICHOLS
(Florida Institute of Technology) was named a 2022 Astronaut Scholar.
The Astronaut Scholarship Foundation awards the scholarship to
students who are among the best and brightest STEM students in the country.
(The University of Kansas) was among 40 high-achieving pathologists, pathology residents, and medical laboratory professionals under age 40 who were named to the prestigious 2022 American Society for Clinical Pathology 40 Under Forty list. ASCP shines a light on those who have made significant contributions to the profession and stand out as leaders who will help shape the future of pathology and laboratory medicine on behalf of patients.
TANAE LEWIS (North Carolina
A&T State University) has made history as A&T’s first Goldwater Scholar to also be named an Astronaut Scholar – the first from a historically Black college or university to achieve this dual recognition.
After a couple of attempts at college, Phi Kappa Phi member Frank Spurley thought maybe it wasn’t the path for him. In 1989, he started as an architectural major, but the courses were not what he envisioned, so he dropped out. Years later, he attempted to return to earn an electrical engineering degree but digressed as the driving force was simply not there.
Despite not completing his degrees, he excelled on the professional level as a computer-aided design manager, and became his company’s information technology guru. After exploring IT and discovering his passion for the field, Spurley took a leap of faith and started his academic journey again, completing his associate degree and most recently his bachelor's degree from the University of Maryland Global Campus.
“I realized that all of my previous attempts at college were for the wrong field,” Spurley said. “Now that I was in a field I enjoyed, learning about that field was more fun.”
As a reminder of his achievements, Spurley often refers back to his archived course materials fueling his determination to keep going. When asked what advice he would give to returning students like himself, Spurley says, “Keep your eye on the prize and believe in yourself.”
Self-doubt and challenging courses may have detoured Spurley as he navigated his academic path, but it didn’t stop him from exploring and making it to his destination.
Tiara Abraham wants to be a professional opera and classical concert singer one day, perhaps teaching after her performance career is over. By most yardsticks, she’s well ahead of schedule in pursuing her goals.
Abraham, who’s 17, was taking college classes at 7. She graduated from high school at 13, enrolled at University of California-Davis as its youngest Regents Scholar at 14, and graduated from the university at 16 – the same year she was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi. Today, she’s pursuing a master’s degree in voice at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University Bloomington, with plans to secure a doctorate after that.
Abraham, who grew up with her family in Sacramento, California, comes from a household of high achievers. Her brother, Tanishq Abraham, joined the Society in 2018 at age 14. Tanishq also began taking college classes at 7, graduated high school at 10, and got a bachelor of science degree at 15 from UC-Davis, where, at 19, he's now pursuing a doctorate in biomedical engineering.
Both Tiara and Tanishq credit their parents, Bijou and Taji Abraham, with helping them pursue their dreams at an early age. Tanishq and Tiara credit each other with inspiring their achievements, too.
“I am proud to be part of a distinguished group of scholars who have achieved academic excellence in their respective fields,” Tanishq said of his membership in Phi Kappa Phi. “I am honored to be recognized for my hard work and dedication to learning.”
“Being a Phi Kappa Phi member means that my hard work and passion for learning are recognized,” Tiara Abraham said. “I truly believe in the Phi Kappa Phi motto: ‘Let the love of learning rule humanity.’”
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
“The best part of Phi Kappa Phi is the Society's support for continued education and professional development.”
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS
“The best part of Phi Kappa Phi is how they actually make a difference in their members' lives by providing significant financial support to those who need it.”
JULIA BENEDITH
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
“I love the quarterly journal. It helps me to stay current on what's happening in various fields, and it's also a way in which I feel a sense of belonging within our community.”
GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY-ARMSTRONG CAMPUS
“There are so many amazing elements to Phi Kappa Phi, including the networking and educational opportunities, the Phi Kappa Phi community, amazing discounts to major brands and companies, scholarship opportunites, the Phi Kappa Phi Forum magazine, and so many other great things. It is hard to say which one is the best part.”
ACHIEVEMENT IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
The successes of Phi Kappa Phi illustrated in this report would not be possible without you. Because of your generosity, the Society was able to expand upon its mission to recognize and promote academic excellence in 2022. Donors like you are the best example of the community of scholars and friends who make up Phi Kappa Phi. On behalf of the 1.5 million members of Phi Kappa Phi, thank you for helping us be a bright light.
David Baker
Colorado State University
Charles Barlow
University of Southern California
Ruth Brasher
Brigham Young University
JoAnn Canales
Texas A&M
Univeristy-Corpus Christi
Gagan Chopra
Iowa State University
Evelyn DeMuynck*
Eastern Michigan University
Mary Ann Dworak
Montclair State University
Doreen Gee
University of Southern California
J. Harman
Clemson University
Gerald Houston
Lee Randall
The University of Mississippi
Dennis White
Arkansas State University
Helene Aardema
Pennsylvania State University
George Behrakis
Northeastern University
Suzanna Boyd
Texas Tech University
Paul Dlabal Jr.
The University of Texas at Austin
William Dove
North Carolina State University
Sarah Else
Member at Large
Marilynn Filbeck
Southern Illinois
University-Carbondale
Jason Guest
Columbus State University
Cheryl Gunter
Rehta Keenan
California State University, Long Beach
Terrance Leas
Florida State University
Gerald Leischuck
Auburn University
Daniel Phillips
University of Illinois at Chicago
Phillip Phillips
Middle Tennessee State University
Orville Plum
Montana State University
Melissa Probst
University of WisconsinGreen Bay
Lani Revell
University of North Texas
Patricia Rischar
Western Illinois University
Robert Rogow
Eastern Kentucky University
Roger Stout
Arizona State University
University listed indicates Phi Kappa Phi chapter of affiliation. * indicates deceased
We have made every effort to ensure this list is inclusive and accurate. If your name has been inadvertently omitted or displayed incorrectly, we sincerely apologize for the error. Please contact us at execdirector@phikappaphi.org so we may update our records.
Northwestern State University of Louisiana
Rodney Lawrence
University of Southern California
Wendell McKenzie
North Carolina State University
Bradley Newcomer
James Madison University
Iowa State University
Phyllis Iwasaki
University of California-Davis
Janice Jacobs
Southern Illinois
University-Carbondale
Ray Kahler
University of Puget Sound
Robert Zielinski
DePaul University
Jane Aldrich
University of Florida
Margaret Allen
Member at Large
Ruth Baidas
Cornell University
Andrzej Bartke
Southern Illinois University
Gerald Bergum Sr.
South Dakota State University
Louise Bookman
University of Rhode Island
John Briesemeister
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Jennifer Bucki
Butler University
Douglas Busch
Northern Arizona University
Janice Calomiris
Virginia Tech
Daniel Casaletto
Northeastern University
Lesley Casarez
Angelo State University
Dorothy Castle
Texas Woman's University
Carolyn Creamer
Central Michigan University
Michelle Crisa-Dufva
California State University, Long Beach
Kenneth Cromely*
Youngstown State University
Emma DiCarlo
McNeese State University
Edward Domning
University of California-Davis
Daniel Faletti
University of California-Davis
Freddie Fenster
University of Southern California
Mauricia Geissler
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Martha Gilbreath
The University of Texas at Austin
Daniel Goelzer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Daphyne Grimsley
Old Dominion University
Jon Harris
Lamar University
Joseph Harrison Jr.
Texas A&M University
Roderick Hart
Pennsylvania State University
Nikki Haushalter
Ohio Northern University
James Heitman
Southeastern Louisiana University
Maura Herbick
Pennsylvania State University
Takeo Hokama
University of Hawaii
David Irwin
Pennsylvania State University
Brad Jewell
Member at Large
Jeffrey Kaczmarczyk
Virginia Tech
William Knight
University of Houston-Victoria
Monika Kratzmann
Northeastern University
John Krause
Pennsylvania State University
Royal Lachasse
California State University, Los Angeles
Jerry McGee
East Carolina University
Jude Mondonedo
University of Maryland, College Park
Stanley Myles
University of Maryland
Global Campus
Traci Navarre
Southeastern Louisiana
State University
Marion Nobrega
The University of Toledo
Marjorie Norquist
University of Rhode Island
Candace OHara
New Mexico Highlands University
George Randels Jr.
University of the Pacific
Vickie Rauser
Montana State University
Sandra Richardson
The University of New Mexico
Ronald Robertson
American University
Steven Rock
Western Illinois University
Mary Saunders
Texas Woman's University
Named for the student founder of Phi Kappa Phi, the Marcus Urann Society includes members who have provided for the Society in their estate plans.
L.D.* & VICTORIA BOND*
RUTH E. BRASHER
DARRELL BRATTON
AGATHA BURNETT*
R. SHERRILL CARLSON*
MILDRED CHAMBERS
JANICE DELLAR*
EVELYN DEMUYNCK*
FLORENCE DOWLING*
KATHLEEN GREEY*
LOUISE GUILD*
WALTER* & ADELHEID HOHENSTEIN*
HELEN LOW*
MARGARET MCAFEE*
TIMOTHY R. RAU*
ROBERT & CAROL ROGOW
MARJORIE SCHOCH*
RICK A. SHALE*
If you have provided for Phi Kappa Phi in your estate plan, or wish to, please contact bjewell@phikappaphi.org.
* indicates deceased
William Shields
University of Arizona
Karen Silvas
Indiana State University
Gregory Smith
California State University, Long Beach
Charles Stuber
North Carolina State University
Susan Summer
Virginia Tech
William Terrell
Wichita State University
Mary Thornton
The University of Southern
Mississippi
Robert Thresher
Colorado State University
John Tielking
Texas A&M University
Robert Trautwein
Northeastern University
Leon Vermilya
San Jose State University
John Williams
Texas A&M University
Wiley Wilson III
San Jose State University
William Winzer
Pittsburg State University
Francis Wootton
Member at Large
Michael Young
California State
Unviersity, Northridge
Stanley Zielinski Jr.
University of Central Missouri
Steven Abbott
Central Washington University
Daniel Adams
United States Military Academy
Lucius Adkins Jr.
University of Georgia
Sarah Aisenbrey
Wright State University
Ayodele Alade
University of Maryland,
Eastern Shore
Elizabeth Allan
East Carolina University
Elmer Allen
University of Louisville
Thomas Allen
Oklahoma State University
Wm. Warren Allen
University of West Florida
William Altman
Texas A&M University
Mark Amaya
Purdue University
Lourdes Andre
Fordham University
George Aschenbrenner
Villanova University
Rebecca Atencio-Hunter
Eastern New Mexico University
Donald Atkinson
Weber State University
Penelope Baccus
Texas A&M University
Leslie Bachmann
Drexel University
Susan Badger
Virginia Tech
Jillian Bain
University of Houston
Mike Bantuveris
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Mary Barrett
The University of Mississippi
Maureen Barrett
University of Florida
Richard Barrett
Member at Large
Kristen Barth
Arkansas State University
Brenda Bartz
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lora Becker
University of Evansville
Loren Becker
Kansas State University
Richard Beckwell
University of Maryland, College Park
Linda Beechener
University of Maryland, College Park
David Benfield
The Ohio State University
Paula Bennett
Pennsylvania State University
Nancy Bentley
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Robert Bisbing
Villanova University
Nancy Bishop
California State University,
Northridge
Leland Blank
Texas A&M University
Nancy Blattner
Fontbonne University
Roger Blumer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Donna Bock
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Gregory Bonaccorsi
Humboldt State University
Thomas Booth
California State
University, Northridge
Nancy Borel Ellis
North Carolina State University
David Borsani
University of Hawaii
Richard Bosshardt
University of Miami
Maurice Bouvier Jr.
Louisiana State University
Bege Bowers
Youngstown State University
Roberta Boyd
Wright State University
THE LITERACY GRANT WILL GO A LONG WAY IN HELPING THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE CHAPTER OF PHI KAPPA PHI FOSTER READING HABITS IN YOUNG CHILDREN AND LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. "
AKINTONDE ABBAS Literacy Grant recipient
Ronald Brown
California State University, Long Beach
Chris Browning
Columbus State University
David Bruning
University of Louisville
Diana Bulot
University of New Orleans
Susan Bunch
University of Louisville
Ken Burke
The University of Texas at Austin
Linda Burke
University of Nevada, Reno
Julie Burnette
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Robert Burnley
Virginia Commonwealth University
Lucinda Burton
University of Southern California
Alfred Bushway
University of Maine
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I AM EXTREMELY GRATEFUL AND HONORED TO RECEIVE THE PHI KAPPA PHI FELLOWSHIP. THIS OPPORTUNITY WILL IMPROVE MY GRADUATE SCHOOL EXPERIENCE TREMENDOUSLY, AND I AM THANKFUL FOR THE SOCIETY FOR ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION."
CASSIDY LEE
Phi Kappa Phi Fellow
Jonathan Hutchison
Northern Illinois University
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Lynn Inskeep
University of Maryland, College Park
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Miami University
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I AM HONORED TO RECEIVE THE LOVE OF LEARNING AWARD AND FEEL EMPOWERED TO CONTINUE MY ACADEMIC JOURNEY TO BECOMING A PHYSICIAN-SCIENTIST. WHEN I FIRST LEARNED ABOUT THE LOVE OF LEARNING AWARD, I FOUND IT TO BE AN ACCESSIBLE SUPPORT FOR THOSE EXPANDING THEIR FONT OF KNOWLEDGE, CRITICAL ANALYSIS, AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE. I HAVE ONLY BEEN REAFFIRMED IN THIS THOUGHT!"
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University of Puerto Rico
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University of Memphis
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University of Puerto Rico
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Florida Institute of Technology
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Arizona State University
THE DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIP IS AN IDEAL EXTENSION OF MY ACADEMIC PURSUIT AT THIS TIME AND A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD ACHIEVING MY ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL GOALS."
KIMSON JOHNSON Dissertation Fellow
Ronald Sekkel
California State University, Long Beach
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Youngstown State University
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Virginia Tech
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Weber State University
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The University of Alabama in Huntsville
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Virginia Tech
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Youngstown State University
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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Shepherd University
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University of Central Missouri
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University of Hawaii
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University of Hawaii
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University of Nevada, Reno
I FEEL HONORED TO HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO RECEIVE THE PHI KAPPA PHI RESEARCH GRANT. THE GRANT HAS CONSIDERABLY OPENED THE REALM OF POSSIBILITIES FOR MY DISSERTATION RESEARCH. THE FUNDS WILL ALLOW ME TO TRAVEL AND VISIT ARCHIVES THAT ARE ESSENTIAL TO UNDERSTAND THE WRITERS I’M STUDYING."
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University of Idaho
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Auburn University
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Missouri University of Science and Technology
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University of Arizona
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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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University of South Florida
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University of Georgia
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University of Southern California
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Idaho State University
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University of South Florida
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Winthrop University
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University of Wyoming
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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University of Houston-Clear Lake
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University of North Florida
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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University of South Florida
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Arcadia University
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Member at Large
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University of Hawaii
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Virginia Tech
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University of Connecticut
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Winthrop University
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Alfred State College
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University of Southern California
I AM INCREDIBLY HONORED TO RECEIVE A PHI KAPPA PHI FELLOWSHIP, WHICH WILL HELP ME REACH MY DREAMS OF BECOMING A PHYSICIAN. BEING A PART OF THIS COMMUNITY HAS BEEN AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE! THANK YOU TO PHI KAPPA PHI AND MY PROFESSORS, ADVISERS, FRIENDS, AND FAMILY FOR HELPING ME
GROW AS A STUDENT AND PERSON THROUGHOUT MY TIME AT MTSU."
MARIA HITE
Phi Kappa Phi Fellow
Ruth Hammiller
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Auburn University
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University of South Florida
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University of Maryland, College Park
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University of North Florida
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University of Maryland
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Arizona State University
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University of Central Missouri
Karen Harwell
Northern Arizona University
Denise Henricks MacKerron
The University of Toledo
Victoria Henschel
University of California-Davis
Joseph Heppert
Texas Tech University
Mary Ann Hergert
Florida Atlantic University
Marianela Hernandez
University of Miami
Elizabeth Hodge
East Carolina University
Mary Holland
Butler University
James Holler
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Steven Hollister
Grand Valley State University
Judy Holmes
Northern Arizona University
Nache Holub
University of Houston-Victoria
Mark Hoover
Oregon State University
Beverly Hoppe
Florida Atlantic University
Olivia Hougen
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Dale Hueber
University of South Florida
Douglas Isokait
University of Maryland, College Park
Nancy Iwamoto
Washington State University
Elizabeth Jackson
Florida International University
William Jackson
Oregon State University
Christine Jacobs
California State University, Long Beach
Tatia Jacobson Jordan
The University of Texas at Arlington
Kathryn Jimenez
University of Bridgeport
Dale Johnson
Iowa State University
Douglas Jones
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Thomas Jones
California State University, Fresno
Taylor Jordao
Fern Hunt
The Ohio State University
Hillary Hutchinson
The University of Texas at Austin
Keith Hutchison
University of Maine
David Ilson
University of Connecticut
James Imperato
San Jose State University
Saint Mary's College of California
Michelle Jorden
DePaul University
Sheila Josephowitz
University of Maryland, College Park
Jean Jost
Bradley University
THE LOVE OF LEARNING AWARD WILL PROVIDE ME GREATER
FLEXIBILITY IN PURSUING ENRICHING AND VIBRANT EDUCATIONAL AND FIELDWORK EXPERIENCES THAT OTHERWISE MAY HAVE BEEN INACCESSIBLE."
EMMA ROBINSON, Love of Learning recipient
Dorothy Kane
Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville
Carolyn Kates
University of Florida
Kevin Kelly
Villanova University
Kevin Kenny
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Barbara Kessler
The University of Kansas
Rajesh Kethireddy
University of Massachusetts
Haig Khachatoorian
North Carolina State University
Paul Kippley
South Dakota State University
Diane Klare
United States Air Force Academy
John Knapp Sr.
Virginia Military Institute
Diane Knowles
The University of Kansas
Frances Kolb
Texas A&M University
Janez Koprivec
Fordham University
Holly Korzilius
University of Maryland
Global Campus
Steven Kramer
University of Connecticut
Carl Kulp Jr.
The University of Kansas
Theresa Kunitz
Michigan State University
Teresa Lachin
University of Maryland, College Park
Kenneth Lafleur
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Wendy Langdon-Amer
Troy University
Royce Larsen
The University of Utah
Dat Le
University of Houston-Victoria
Selena Lee
San Jose State University
Robert Leedham Jr.
The University of New Mexico
Dorothy LeGault
New Mexico Highlands University
Patricia Lehmann
University of Maryland, College Park
Nancy Lehmann-Carssow
The University of Texas at Austin
Barbara Leiner-Bormel
University of Maryland, College Park
Raymond Leisy
Bowling Green State University
Valerie Lenihan
Virginia Commonwealth University
William LeRette
Northeastern University
Laura Leso
University of Rhode Island
Norman Lettich
Pennsylvania State University
Jennifer Levay
California State University, Fresno
Thomas Lewis
Westfield State University
Daniel Li
University of Delaware
Janet Limero
University of Massachusetts
Susan Little
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Loretta Loftus
University of South Florida
Anthony Lombardi
University of Central Florida
Alice Loper
The University of Texas at Austin
Barbara Lowrey
Michigan State University
Mario Lucchesi
University of Houston
William Luckow
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Susan Luek
Millersville University
Shawn Luong
California State University, Los Angeles
Hampton Mabry
University of Houston
Barbara Maidment
Oregon State University
Steven Makarsky
The University of Texas at Austin
Maryanne Mandelbaum
Kean University
Brian Mann
Pennsylvania State University
Suzanne March
University of Nevada, Reno
Ada Marin
San Diego State University
Barbara Martin
Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville
Carol Martin
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Linda Martin
University of Maryland, College Park
Henry Martinez
California State University, Los Angeles
Gayl Angela Masson
Jacksonville University
Paula Mastroianni
Millersville University
JoAnn Mayo
Northern Arizona University
Mary Mayotte
Clarkson University
I APPRECIATE THE STUDY ABROAD GRANT AS IT PROVIDES A FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE STUDY ABROAD AND ALLOWS ME TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON LANGUAGE BARRIERS IN HEALTH CARE."
JANAKI CHANDRA Study Abroad Grant recipient
Amy McCandless
College of Charleston
Marie McCarron
University of Rhode Island
Janet McCoy
Morehead State University
Tyrel McCravens
Texas Tech University
Hugh McCutcheon
University of Georgia
Alvin McDaniel
Long Island University
Richard McElwee
Widener University
Rob McGregor
Clemson University
Victoria McLaughlin
Fordham University
Mary McNamara
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Ilsi Medearis
University of California-Davis
Eddy Mejia
Lamar University
Richard Melia
University of Massachusetts
Mary Mellum
Texas A&M University
Cynthia Mendelson
Kean University
Carmen Mendez
University of South Florida
Marie Menninga
Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville
Robert Mentze
San Diego State University
Michael Merrill
University of South Florida
Sharon Mertz
University of Massachusetts
Kittie Lynn Messman
University of Maryland, College Park
Lynn Meyer
Kansas State University
Parker Middleton
University of Georgia
David Miller
University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Kathryn Miller
Old Dominion University
Louis Miller Jr.
University of North Florida
Robert Miller
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Marlene Mirassou
Member at Large
Jennifer Moore
James Madison University
Michael Mormino
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Merle Morris
University of Houston
Dan Morrison
University of Nevada, Reno
C. Scott Mueller
The Ohio State University
Carol Muranaka
University of Hawaii
Judy Murphy
University of Maryland, College Park
Mary Myers
University of Florida
Mary Nairn
Saint Martin's University
Patricia Nanartowich
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Shelby Nathans
The Ohio State University
Theresa Nemmers
Oklahoma State University
Bruce Newman
DePaul University
Mitchell Newman
Clarkson University
Patty Newton
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, Prescott
Frances Niduaza-Murphy
University of the Philippines
Jacqueline Noonan
Miami University
Mary O'Brien
Northeastern University
Michael O'Brien
Villanova University
Rosalie O'Brien
University of Illinois at Chicago
Michelle O'Connor
Virginia Tech
Frank Oathoudt
Columbus State University
Christopher Ocasio
University of Maryland
Global Campus
W. Oehlert
Southern Illinois
University Carbondale
MerriKay Oleen-Burkey
North Dakota State University
William Oliver
Montclair State University
Maria Rosa Olivera-Williams
The Ohio State University
Adetunji Omole
University of Southern California
Raymond Orque
University of California-Davis
Linda Page
University of South Florida
Celeste Pardee
University of Arizona
Jose Paredes
Fordham University
Beverly Parr
Western Illinois University
AS A 2022 PHI KAPPA PHI GRADUATE FELLOW, I AM HONORED BY THE AWARD AND CONSIDER IT A SIGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENT AS I ADVANCE INTO GRADUATE STUDIES. I HOPE TO SET A QUALITY EXAMPLE OF GOOD STEWARDSHIP OF THIS AWARD TO RISING PHI
KAPPA PHI FELLOWS. "
MARK-ELLIOT FINLEY
Phi Kappa Phi Fellow
Nikki Patella
Youngstown State University
Jerry Patterson
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Kathleen Patterson
Iowa State University
Lisa Paul
Eastern New Mexico University
Annabelle Paxton
University of Houston-Clear Lake
Lloyd Peake
California State University, San Bernardino
C. Penn
McKendree University
Merryll Penson
University of Georgia
Carlisle Perkins
University of Puget Sound
Marjorie Perlman
Rochester Institute of Technology
Monica Peters
Washington State University
Carol Peterson
South Dakota State University
Oleg Petrenko
California State University, Sacramento
Hoa Pham
California State University, Long Beach
Shaun Phillips
The University of Alabama in Huntsville
Lucille Piasky
Pennsylvania State University
Leroy Pickett
Member at Large
Anthony Pico Jr. Montclair State University
Eric Pohl
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Sandra D. Pope
California State University, Long Beach
Glenn Poshard
Southern Illinois
University Carbondale
Cheryl Potocki
Villanova University
Jennifer Potter
Western Michigan University
Margaret Prentice Hecker
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Daniel Preslar
University of South Florida
Alice Pruitt
The University of Alabama in Huntsville
Sabrina Pugh
The Ohio State University
Barbara Purvis
Northern Arizona University
Iftekhar Rahman
Northeastern University
Alethea Ramsey-Boone
Texas State University
Steven Rayner
Lewis & Clark College
Neri Recinos Garcia
University of Southern California
Kristin Reed
California State University, San Bernardino
James Reeder
Morehead State University
Barbara Reeve
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Sam Rihani
University of Maryland, College Park
Aaron Robinson Jr.
University of Memphis
Patricia Robinson
Montclair State University
RECEIVING THIS STUDY ABROAD GRANT FROM PHI KAPPA PHI WILL ENHANCE MY COLLEGE EXPERIENCE SO MUCH! I HOPE TO LEARN EVERYTHING I CAN ABOUT MY HOST COUNTRY WHILE I AM A PART OF THE INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM. "
Victoria Robinson
Villanova University
Aaron Robinson Jr.
University of Memphis
Christopher Rodriguez
California State University, Los Angeles
Thomas Rojy
The College of New Jersey
Maureen Romine
New Mexico Highlands University
Robert Rosenfeld
University of Georgia
James Rosengren
Ohio University
Diana Roy
California State
University, Fullerton
Charles Rupert
Virginia Commonwealth University
Sharhonda Rush
Jacksonville University
Mary Russell
University of North Texas
Stewart Ryckman
Purdue University
Ron Saffa
Oklahoma State University
Lennie Sanchez Sr.
Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico
James Sandner
California State University, Sacramento
SWARALI PANSE, Study Abroad Grant recipient
Daniel Sandweiss
University of Maine
Sue Sans
California State University, Sacramento
Maysam Sarfaraz
Tennessee State University
Rebecca Scalio
University of Delaware
Randy Schenkman
Syracuse University
Emilee Schipske
George Mason University
Kathryn Schlarb
Youngstown State University
Vicki Schmall
Oregon State University
Sally-Jan Schoen
California State University, Fullerton
Sue Schuerman
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Otis Scott
California State University, Sacramento
Jimmy Seletz
University of Southern California
John Seppanen
North Dakota State University
Jacquline Settles
Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville
Alex Shantiai
Florida International University
David Shapiro
University of Illinois at Chicago
Jeanine Sheehan
Northern Illinois University
Katie Shelley
The Ohio State University
Mark Shelton
University of Florida
Brian Shouse
University of Maryland, Baltimore Campuses
Anthony Sikorski
Carroll University
Irene Silos
Kean University
Roberta Silverman
California State University, Dominguez Hills
Rayma Skinner
The University of Texas at Austin
Mary Jane Slaton
The Ohio State University
Amber Smith
Washburn University
Elizabeth Smith
The University of Texas at Arlington
Patricia Smith
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Rodger Smith
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Stewart Smith
Louisiana State University
Chris Snoddy
Middle Tennessee State University
Dianne Snodgrass
Texas Tech University
Steven Socol
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Madison Sowell
Southern Virginia University
Robert Spencer Jr.
Kansas State University
Mark St. Clair
Boise State University
Janet Starnes
Southern Illinois
University Carbondale
Mary Stepanich
Purdue University
Frances Stephens
The University of Texas at Austin
Peter Stevens
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Rebecca Stevens
California State University, Long Beach
Susan Stevenson
Brigham Young University
Gary Stone
University of Maryland
Global Campus
Norma Stone
University of Houston
Cynthia Stragier
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Gaye Strathearn
Brigham Young University
Diana Stygstra
Andrews University
Richard Svinkin
Carnegie Mellon University
Joanne Swonk
Eastern Michigan University
Brooke Tankleff
University of North Texas
Michael Tavas
Fordham University
James Tenney
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Gregory Thompson
University of Lynchburg
Teresa Thompson
The University of
Southern Mississippi
Whitney Thornton
Georgia Southern University
Robin Throne
Member at Large
Patricia Tietjens
University of Central Missouri
Mary Todd
Marshall University
Holly Tolley
San Diego State University
Timothy Toops
Florida Southern College
Kevin Towles
Queens University of Charlotte
Terry Townsend
Oregon State University
Jeffrey Tucker
University of Georgia
Ron Tulley
The University of Findlay
Brian Turner
The Ohio State University
Georgia Tuttle
University of Maine
Fred Tyner
Mississippi State University
Richard Tyson
Northeastern University
Mark Underwood
Missouri University of Science and Technology
James Valencia
Florida Atlantic University
Theresa Valiga
Villanova University
Aaron Van Woert
Central Washington University
Eric Vander Linden
Oklahoma State University
Becky Vanlandingham-Cook
University of Louisville
Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson
Nicholls State University
Marianne Varni
California State
University, Stanislaus
Andrew Verdin
San Jose State University
Thomas Wakefield
The University of Toledo
Fumi Wakui
California State University, Long Beach
Wyatt Walker
University of North Texas
Carolyn Waller
University of Evansville
Steven Waller
Salisbury University
David Walls
University of New Hampshire
Peter Walsh
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mary Jane Wann
Indiana State University
Robert Ward
North Carolina State University
Rosemary Waters
California State University, Fresno
Jennifer Watson
University of Maryland, College Park
Katrina Watson
East Carolina University
Kevin Wenzel
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Richard Westing
University of California-Davis
Edward White
University of Kentucky
Margaret White
California State University, Dominguez Hills
Harry Whitlock II
University of Wyoming
Joseph Wiest
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Patricia Wilka
California State University, Northridge
Kathleen Wilken
Oregon State University
Jacquelin Wilkens
University of Bridgeport
Vita Willett
California State University, San Bernardino
Alicia Williams
University of Maryland, College Park
Leslie Willoughby
University of Maryland, College Park
Gloria Wilson
University of Southern California
Jerry Wilson
Drake University
Rebecca Wilson
Nicholls State University
Mark Wilson
University of Louisville
Colin Winkie
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Mason Winkie
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Kimberly Wise
Columbus State University
Kathleen Witcher
Montclair State University
Karl Wojtkun
James Madison University
Virginia Wulfkuhle
The University of Texas at Austin
Reba Wyatt
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Janelle Yasukochi
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Chris Yeity
Kutztown University
John Yetka
University of Wyoming
Brittni Young
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Curtis Young
University of Hawaii
Ashley Zachowicz
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Candelari Zapata
The University of Texas at Austin
Leslie Zenk
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Marilyn Zimmerman
University of California-Davis
A FINANCIAL AWARD TO A DESERVING SCHOLAR CAN BE TREMENDOUSLY IMPACTFUL.
IT CAN BE A PAT ON THE SHOULDER FOR THE FOCUS AND HOURS PUT TOWARD THEIR DEGREE AND LOVE OF LEARNING. IT CAN BE THAT EXTRA INCENTIVE TO HELP TRAVEL TO ENRICH ONESELF ACADEMICALLY. IT CAN BE THAT PERFECT TREASURE AT A TIME WHEN EXPENSES ARE GREAT. I AM ALWAYS PROUD TO SUPPORT PHI KAPPA PHI, AND I AM ALWAYS AMAZED TO READ THE STORIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE AWARD WINNERS.”
SHANTIAI 2022 Donor
ALEX
Lora Becker, Ph.D President
Sharhonda Rush, MBA, MPP President-elect
Dan Sandweiss, Ph.D.
Past President
George Randels, Ph.D.
Vice President for Chapter Development
JoAnn Canales, Ph.D. Director
Mattia Migliore, Ph.D. Director
Philip Phillips, Ph.D. Director
Ron Tulley, Ph.D. Director
Leslie Zenk, Ph.D. Director
Alex Shantiai Graduate Student Representative
Ruth Nichols
Undergraduate Student Representative
Bradley Newcomer, Ph.D., MBA
Society Executive Director and CEO
June Pilcher, Ph.D.
Division I
David Briscoe, Ph.D.
Division II
Marc D. Glidden
Division III
Jim W. Mirabella, DBA
Division IV
Alison Gregory Division V
Conor Dailey
Nicole Gonzalez
Ruth Nichols
Alexandru Pasarariu
Victoria Rogers
Emily Tyson
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July 2021 - June 2022
THE HONOR SOCIETY OF PHI KAPPA PHI
July 2021 - June 2022
20.1% FELLOWSHIP
2021-2022 Fiscal Year
4.1% STUDY ABROAD
3.3% DISSERTATION
0.3% SCHOLAR/ ARTIST
28% CHAPTER SUPPORT
3.6% LOVE OF LEARNING
1.2% GRADUATE RESEARCH
37.6% COMMUNICATIONS INITIATIVES
0.5% EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION
1.3% LITERACY
Note: Audited financial statements are available online at www.phikappaphi.org.
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