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Students Inducted Into Newly Formed Honor Society
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Sixteen occupational therapy students were recently inducted in the newly formed Phi Theta Epsilon honor society.
Sixteen occupational therapy students from both the traditional and
weekend college programs were the first to be inducted into The
University of Findlay’s Gamma Zeta chapter of the Phi Theta Epsilon
honor society.
Inductees include Dawn Biegenwald, Joyce
Bockey, Mary Beth Dillon, Emily Gauger, Braden Kriegel, Kimberly
Lydick, Minda McKee, Heather Meredith, Jessica Morris, Melissa Patton,
Rebecca Rogliatti, Erin Russell, Jackie Ruck, Maria Smith, Bryson Stair
and Alison Wibbeler.
The honor society encourages contribution to
the advancement of the occupational therapy profession through research
and special projects and recognizes scholarship and service among
members. Phi Theta Epsilon was founded in 1958 and was recognized
as a national honor society by the Association of College Honor
Societies in 1995. The Gamma Zeta chapter at UF was established
this year.
Jacquelyn Chamberlin, assistant professor of
occupational therapy, serves as faculty adviser to the group.
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