Kappa Omicron Nu inducts new members
Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016
MANHATTAN — Excellence in scholarship, leadership or research has earned more than 45 Kansas State University students membership in Kappa Omicron Nu, a national human ecology honor society.
Membership in Kappa Omicron Nu is extended to undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Human Ecology who have demonstrated integrity, high standards of scholarship and the promise of future achievement. Undergraduate students must have completed 45 semester hours and have a minimum grade point average of at least 3.5. Graduate students must have completed 15 semester hours of graduate work and have a minimum grade point average of 3.7.
The following students are new members of Kappa Omicron Nu at Kansas State University:
Raine Davis, senior in early childhood education, Auburn; Corey Valentine, junior in nutrition and health, Baldwin City; David Delzeit, senior in dietetics, Colby; Adele Bohn, senior in dietetics, Columbus; Jenilee Horn, senior in dietetics, and Brittany Jenkins Ziegler, senior in kinesiology, both from Fort Riley.
From Greater Kansas City: Madeline Abbs, junior in family studies and human services, Kourtney Dowers, senior in interior design, and Logan Krizek, senior in kinesiology, all from Olathe; Anna Marie Biggins, sophomore in dietetics, Gabrielle Ciccarelli, sophomore in nutritional sciences, Mary Hastert, sophomore in dietetics, and Mary Privitera, junior in family studies and human services, all from Overland Park; Leila Seabaugh, junior in nutritional sciences, andJessica Thompson, junior in family studies and human services, both from Prairie Village; and Carley Deibler, junior in apparel and textiles, Shawnee.
Clarissa Ross, master's student in family studies and human services, Hiawatha; Abigayle Rziha, senior in dietetics, Hoisington; Lisa Njoroge, senior in dietetics, Lawrence; Ricardo Nava, senior in kinesiology, Liberal; Makinzi Collins, sophomore in interior design, and Derek Lawson, doctoral student in personal financial planning, both from Manhattan; Kady Schneider, senior in dietetics, Mulvane; Christanna Smith, master's student in family studies and human services, and Renee Wilkins-Clark, senior in family studies and human services, both from Ogden; Regan Albertini, junior in communication sciences and disorders, St. Paul; Malin Ferre, junior in dietetics, Bobbi Luttjohann, senior in nutrition and health, and Hannah Wessel, sophomore in kinesiology, all from Topeka; Jennica O'Neill, senior in kinesiology, Wamego.
From Wichita: Bailey Brown, sophomore in hospitality management; Abigail Doerksen, junior in family studies and human services; Erina Gonio, senior in early childhood education; and Mackenzie Thrush, junior in communication sciences and disorders.
From out of state:
Trevor Randall, master's student in personal financial planning, Huntington Beach, California; Kristen Krueger, sophomore in family studies and human services, Clive, Iowa; Rita Hebblethwaite, senior in dietetics, Jackson, Mississippi; Christina Stanberry, junior in family studies and human services, Independence, Missouri; Lauren Gallen, senior in dietetics, Lee's Summit, Missouri; Chaya Mushka Wilhelm, junior in dietetics, Brooklyn, New York; Jillian Joyce, doctoral student in human nutrition, Greensburg, Pennsylvania; Roy Valenzuela, master's student in gerontology, San Antonio, Texas; Sabrina Cullison, senior in dietetics, Virginia Beach, Virginia; and Camille Osborne, senior in dietetics, Powell, Wyoming.
From out of country: Sarif Ullah Patwary, master's student in apparel and textiles, Bangladesh.
