Students selected for Mortar Board

Friday, May 30, 2008

Forty-six students at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater were recently recognized for their exceptional achievements in scholarship, leadership and service to the community and were initiated into the Achafoa chapter of Mortar Board.

Mortar Board is a national honor society for college students that recognizes qualities of superior scholastic ability, outstanding and continual leadership, and dedicated service to the college or university community.

New initiates include:

ALVA: Beth Hamilton, nutritional sciences; Jennifer D. Ross, English.

BROKEN ARROW: Jimikaye Beck, nutritional sciences.

DAVIS: Heath Foster, business; Coree Edwards, elementary education.

DUNCAN: Larissa McCabe, biological science.

EDMOND: Blake Evans, physiology; Mindy Robson, journalism and broadcasting; Justin Westphalen, physiology.

FORT COBB: Jered Davidson, agricultural economics.

GANS: William T. Cosner, agribusiness.

GUTHRIE: Zachary J. Colorio, English.

MEDFORD: Lindsey R. Reimer, political science.

MIAMI: Chad Cline, hotel and restaurant administration.

MIDWEST CITY: Rachel Potts, journalism and broadcasting.

MOORELAND: Jill Sharp, secondary education.

MORRISON: Lauren Voise, nutritional sciences.

 OKLAHOMA CITY: Sarah Davis, human development and family science; Margaret Fraser, nutritional sciences.

PERKINS: Brooke Clay, agricultural communications.

PONCA CITY: Amanda Moore, hotel and restaurant administration.

PRYOR: Aimee Lee, food science.

SAPULPA: Bradley P. Duvall, aerospace engineering.

SHAWNEE: Alex Shadid, nutritional sciences; Richard W. Thompson, nutritional sciences.         

TAHLEQUAH: Jared Rountree, geology.

TULSA: Audrey Morris, physiology; Shannon Sullivan, nutritional sciences; Jillian Jobe, accounting; Megan Kirkpatrick, cell and molecular biology; Jacqueline Guidry, psychology; Abbie Field, accounting.

TUTTLE: Tiffani Pruitt, animal science.

VINITA: Kelli Piguet, nutritional sciences.

WEATHERFORD: Mark Tannehill, aerospace engineering.

PRAIRIE GROVE, AR: Cassie L. Bacon, animal science.

EDNA, KS: Jill R. Banzet, agricultural communications.

OVERLAND PARK, KS: Hannah Keith, leisure studies.

BILLINGS, MO: Erica Nowlin, animal science.

DALLAS, TX: Emily Van Zant, political science; Hayley Zimmerman, international business.

KELLER, TX: Bria S. Bolton, journalism and broadcasting.

PERRYTON, TX: Trey Allen, biochemistry and molecular biology; Caroline Diedrich, industrial engineering and management.

WICHITA FALLS, TX: Clayton W. Cotton, accounting.