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Phi Kappa Phi

2014 Sophomore Scholars

Sophomore Scholars, Fall 2014
Back Row:  Trevor Witt, Kyle Anderson, Anne Willman, Danica Johnson, Allison Pfeifer, Joshua Benard
Front Row:  Margaret Brennan, Gina Nelson-Fishel, Lily Dollarhide, Erin Stout, Ellen Bodine, Jessica Shields
Not pictured:  Izabella Carmona, Jason Tidd, and Lorna McPeek
 

The Kansas State Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honors outstanding sophomore students for their scholastic achievement.  This recognition for sophomores is in addition to selecting juniors, seniors and graduate students for membership in the society.   Criteria


Sophomore Scholars by College                              
Izabella CarmonaAgriculture
Kyle AndersonAgriculture
Margaret Mary BrennanArchitecture, Planning and Design
Jason Paul TiddArts and Sciences
Gina Christine Nelson-FishelArts and Sciences
Lily Rose DollarhideBusiness Administration
Anne Christine WillmanBusiness Administration
Erin L. StoutEducation
Danica Lynn JohnsonEducation
Allison Marie PfeiferEngineering
Joshua BenardEngineering
Ellen Elizabeth BodineHuman Ecology
Jessica Gale ShieldsHuman Ecology
Trevor Dean WittTechnology and Aviation
Lorna Ivy McPeekVeterinary Medicine

Criteria for the Phi Kappa Phi Sophomore Scholastic Award:

  1. Selection is based on the GPA of work taken at Kansas State University. It is to be awarded to only those students with
    the highest GPA in a college.
  2. Students must have at least 30 graded hours at Kansas State University and less than 59 hours of total academic work.
  3. Awards will be given to the student(s) with the highest scholastic record(s) in each college at Kansas State University.
    Two sophomore students are to be selected from colleges with 1500 or more students enrolled while one sophomore
    student is to be selected from colleges with fewer than 1500 students enrolled.
  4. Those students eligible for the award in the College of Veterinary Medicine will be judged on their first-year grades in
    the College of Veterinary Medicine.