Christopher Newport University

Alpha Chi Welcomes New Student Inductees

 

News Release - November 16, 2007

Media Contact:
Emily L. Lucier
Press Secretary and Media Manager
emily.lucier@cnu.edu
(757) 594-8428


(NEWPORT NEWS, Va.) - Alpha Chi, the National Honor Society at Christopher Newport University that represents the top 10 percent of students in all academic disciplines, has inducted 57 new students into its chapter.

As one of the nation’s largest honor societies established in 1934, Alpha Chi has 300 chapters, consisting of more than 300,000 members across the United States.  Christopher Newport’s Zeta Chapter was chartered on November 20, 1977.  Besides honoring exemplary students, Alpha Chi also sponsors local, regional and national activities, and awards scholarships and fellowships yearly, for which all members may apply.

The following new inductees represent the top 10 percent of students in each class.  They are listed alphabetically, with their major and hometown.
     
Name Major Hometown
     
1. Amy Barbour  Elementary Education Hopewell
2. Elizabeth Bartelmes Economics Woodbridge
3. Elizabeth Beck English Staunton
4. Colleen F. Betts Psychology Fredericksburg
5. Amy Bopp Choral Music Education Locust Grove
6. Jennifer Bowen Biology Providence Forge
7. Nicole Boykins MAT    Windsor  
8. Rebecca Buffett Music Performance/Education Yorktown
9. Laura Burrill  Biology Richmond
10. Magali Calfee  Biology Kitty Hawk, NC
11. Jessica Casper      Fine Arts   Smithfield
12. Phoebe Chan Biology      Glen Allen
13. Jennifer Corey Business Management Yorktown
14. Tara Dodson Biology    Chesapeake
15. Jessica Edney Social Work   Leesburg
16. Zachary Einarsson Biology  Mechanicsville
17. Lisa England Psychology Arlington
18. Kelly Esch Biology  Ashburn
19. Michael Evans  English   Lynchburg
20. Peter Fadul Political Science Fairfax
21. Yuko Farman  Music Suffolk  
22. Andrea Ferrer French Williamsburg
23. Nathan Fesmire English     Forest 
24. Kristina Floyd Economics     Hampton
25. Meredith Forbes Political Science  Williamsburg
26. Jessica Gaffney Communications Earlysville
27. Michael Galgano    Biology   Woodbridge
28. Frank Garmon History Centreville
29. Jason Hammers Music    Fredericksburg
30. Jeremy Hanes Theater/Religious Studies Vienna  
31. Evelyn Heinemeier  Psychology Arlington
32. Whitney Henderson Social Work Chesapeake
33. Elisabeth Henifin  Social Work     Alexandria
34. Jessica Hinz        Business Administration Mt. Crawford
35. Patricia Hutchinson Biology        Seaford 
36. Kelly Jones  Psychology Dumfries
37. Kristin LaRiviere English Woodbridge
38. Justin Lehman  Political Science     Manassas
39. Karen Massengill Psychology      Newport News
40. Jesse Maxwell Biology  Poquoson
41. Ashley Mertens Chemistry Williamsburg
42. Lawrence Montalto Chemistry/Biology  Burke
43. Kelly Moylan  Chemistry Gloucester
44. Diane Nowell   English  Virginia Beach
45. Christopher Ojeda   Political Science Fairfax   
46. Erin Plisco   Music           Newport News
47. Chelsea Reid    Psychology Springfield
48. Jacqueline Roquemore Environmental Science  Yorktown
49. Camilla Shelton        English    Midlothian
50. Brittany Sheppard  Psychology   Montclair
51. Stephen Short Psychology  Luray  
52. Laura Thompson Marketing Yorktown
53. Andrea Van Hyning     Marketing        Harrisonburg
54. Hannah Vaughn Theater    Richmond
55. Susan Watkins   Spanish  Virginia Beach
56. Sara Wirtala English Fredericksburg
57. Justin Zimmerman  Computer Science   Manassas 

              
                                                 


Christopher Newport University is a four-year public university in Newport News, Virginia. CNU enrolls 4,800 students in programs through its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Luter School of Business and offers great teaching, small classes and an emphasis on leadership, civic engagement and honor. Visit us at www.cnu.edu.