Quick Search
More News for Students
Students Inducted into History Honor Society
Posted 5/7/2009
Some of the newly inducted members of Phi Alpha Theta are joined by Professor Steven Rosenthal, the group's faculty advisor, during the History Department's year-end luncheon Tuesday at the 1877 Club. Photo by Laura Lewis '08, '10.
Fourteen new members were inducted into the University’s chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society, at a ceremony on Tuesday, May 5, at the 1877 Club.
The ceremony was part of the A&S History Department’s end-of-the-year celebration to honor history majors who will be graduating this year, along with the new inductees of Phi Alpha Theta.
To gain membership into the society, students must have a GPA of at least 3.1 in history and overall GPA of at least 3.0
The 2009 inductees are:
Mitchell Bryan
Ilda Bruko
Eli Caiyem
Timothy Callaghan
Michelle Dyer
Stacey Engebrethson
Stephanie Belas
Nicole Morton
Nancy Orlowsky
Justin Perrone
William Foley
Jacqueline Roche
Kathleen Leonard
Jana Yampolsky
Professor of History Steven T. Rosenthal is the faculty advisor to the campus chapter and Professor Warren Goldstein is chair of the department.
