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Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College’s (NEO), Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) inducted a large number of students for the fall semester — 44 new members were inducted into the prestigious international honor society. The ceremony took place this September. The keynote speaker for the evening was Mr. Mark Rasor, Vice President of Fiscal Affairs. Rasor encouraged the students to work diligently on their academics and never quit learning. He talked about perseverance and never giving up.
To gain admittance into PTK, which is an international honor society, students must complete at least 12 hours of courses and maintain a 3.5 grade point average. Through their membership in PTK, students will have access to scholarships and service opportunities.
Students who were inducted into PTK include: Laura M. Ashlock Hannah G. Baker Hannah N. Baker Kennedy A. Banta Dallis D. Beckfield Cheyenne H. Bennett Justice L. Bratcher Kyle Burbridge Ashley M. Chalfant Alexa R. Chapa Rylee K. Chenoweth Kelly M. Claggett Morgan L. Cook Jessica N. Cryan Ashley R. Davis Dylan B. Davis Ana G. Diaz Traci S. Dru Sheryl J. Evans Scotti B. Freeman Emily D. Goeken Phyllis M. Hallett Natalie J. Highsmith Norma Hopper Phillip W. Hrncir II Taylor E. Huff Karen D. Johnston Christy J. Jones Kolton Kitterman April L. Macklin Amber E. Osborn Mandy Phillips Miguelangel Pineda-Soto Ashlynd R. Pleus Kandace Rogers Demi M. Schlageter Michael P. Sexton Kirbee T. Spire Shelby P. Spradling Tapanga N. Trickett Jackalyn S. Vardell Madison E. Vaughan April D. Wasson Brittany D. Whitesell
The Mu chapter on the NEO campus is very involved. They are committed to serve the campus by providing student manpower to clean up after football games held at the NEO stadium. PTK sponsors the Food-4-Finals event, a tutoring session and breakfast held every semester during finals week to provide instructor/student interaction as students prepare for final exams. Students are currently working on their college and honor’s project that involves finding ways to keep students motivated and prepared to complete their Associate’s Degree or certificate programs.
