Seventeen elected to Phi Beta Kappa

April 15, 2013

Seventeen Cornell College seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the country’s oldest and most respected academic honor society. The students will be officially inducted on April 27, after the annual Student Symposium.

The students elected are:

  • Johnie Allen
  • Kirstin Anderson
  • Katherine Blasko
  • Amanda Brucker
  • Sarah Haughenbury
  • James Hoeffgen
  • Kalissa Holdcraft
  • Baiyang Huang
  • Kevin Johnson
  • Nicole Koehnen
  • Camille Marie
  • Erin McDonnell
  • Elise Mead
  • Kara Middleton
  • Gibran Nasir
  • Samantha Reed
  • Daniel Schwarze

These students will have their names added to the permanent plaque in Cole Library listing all members elected to Cornell’s chapter.

Election is based upon good character and a distinguished record of performance in courses that demonstrate a broad exposure to the liberal arts, i.e., the fine arts, humanities, languages, natural sciences and mathematics, and social sciences, as well as substantive work in areas outside the major. Phi Beta Kappa considers members of the top 15 percent of the senior class and the top five percent of the junior class. You can learn more about Cornell’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter here.

 

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