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Fellowship

Every year, the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi awards fifty-seven Fellowships of $5,000 each and three at $15,000 each to members entering the first year of graduate or professional study. Each Phi Kappa Phi chapter may select one candidate from among its local applicants to compete for the Society-wide awards.


Named Fellowships

Slater Fellow
In awarding the Slater Fellow, preference is given to the top applicant whose undergraduate field is in the biological sciences.
2009 Winner
This year’s Slater Fellow is James J. Gholson, who is pursuing a Biomedical Science degree at Southeast Missouri State University, #260.  Mr. Gholson has an impressive record of service at the university and in the community. He has been accepted to medical school.
Yoerger Presidential Fellow
The Yoeger Presidential Fellowship is awarded each year to a student in one of the basic science disciplines (i.e., engineering, agriculture) rather than law or medicine.
2009 Winner
Nicholas Vandal, who is majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the United States Naval Academy (chapter #196), is this year’s Yoerger Fellow.  He plans to pursue advanced degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Kathleen Greey Fellow
Preference for the Greey Fellowship is given to one of the top-ranking nominee whose undergraduate field is other than the basic sciences.
2009 Winner
This year’s Greey Fellow is Jon Chachula, an International Relations and Spanish major at the United States Military Academy, #204.  He plans to study International Relations and receive a Masters in Philosophy.
Ruth E. Brasher Fellow
The Ruth E. Brasher Fellowship is awarded to the nominee from chapter #058 (Brigham Young University) should that nominee be chosen as a Fellowship recipient. If there is no Fellowship recipient from this chapter, preference will be given to a recipient whose record of service is exceptional and/or whose undergraduate major is domestic and family science, should there be one.
2009 Winner
This year’s Ruth E. Brasher Fellow is Angela M. Fischer, who is majoring in Public Relations at Brigham Young University, #058.  She will pursue a master’s degree in International Communication.
Marjorie Schoch Fellow
The Marjorie Schoch Fellow is awarded to a top ranking nominee.
2009 Winner
This year’s Marjorie Schoch Fellow is Victoria Davis, who is pursuing a degree in International Studies/Political Science at Elon University, #275.  Her graduate plans include earning a Ph.D. in political science.
Alfred M. Wolfe Fellow
The Alfred M. Wolfe is awarded in his memory to a top ranking nominee majoring in Agriculture, Classical Latin/Ancient Greek, or English.
2009 Winner
Sarah L. Martin, who is majoring in Economics and English at the University of Florida, #007, is this year’s Alfred M. Wolfe Fellow.  She plans to pursue a Jurist Doctorate degree from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law where she was accepted in 2008 but deferred for one year to accept the Fulbright fellowship.
Walter and Adelheid Hohenstein Fellow
The Hohenstein Fellow is awarded to a top ranking nominee in each of the 5 regions: Northeast, Southeast, North Central, South Central, Western, and 1 recipient from the University of Maryland (if any).

2009 Winners
University of Maryland: Elizabeth Jensen, who is double majoring in Biochemistry and Psychology and minoring in Neuroscience, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow from the University of Maryland, #022.  She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Neuroscience and Molecular Biophysics.
Northeastern Region: Sara E. Fridinger, who is majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology at Villanova University, #169, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow for the Northeastern Region.  She plans to attend Medical School.
Southeastern Region: Diana Gliga, who is majoring in Biology with minors in Art and Spanish Certification at East Carolina University, #114, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow for the Southeastern Region.  She plans to study Pharmaceutics.
North Central Region: Anne E. Rivas, who is majoring in Integrative Biology and Animal Sciences at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, #046, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow for the North Central Region.  She plans to earn a doctorate in veterinary medicine.
South Central Region: Justin E. Poelma, who is majoring in Polymer Science with minors in Mathematics, Chemistry and Religion at the University of Southern Mississippi, #099, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow for the South Central Region.  He plans to study Materials Science and Engineering in graduate school.
Western Region: Kevin T. Chang, a Biological Science major with a minor in Medical Anthropology at the University of Southern California, #036, is this year’s Hohenstein Fellow for the Western Region.  He plans to attend Medical School.

2009 Fellowship Award Winners ($5000)


Name Chapter of Initiation
Blake E. Antonides
Western Illinois University
Justin W. Arner
Shepherd University
Middle Tennessee State University
Brittany E. Benson
Grand Valley State University
Olga Bertelson
Bloomsburg University
Kyalamboka A. Brown
Michigan State University
Bethany M. Bush
Winthrop University
Chen Chen
Wesleyan College
Clinton D. Cochran
University of Toledo
Delaney M. Conway
Portland State University
Michelle A. Cornacchia
The College of New Jersey
Alexander K. Davis
James Madison University
Kyle B. Ensley
Oklahoma State University
Whitney M. Gammill
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
Adam C. Gouge
Truman State University
Dane A. Grismer
North Carolina State University
Behesht C. Heidary
Carnegie Mellon University
Christina P .Ho
University of Alabama-Birmingham
Nicholas G. Horen
Bowling Green State University
Lenaye Howard
Utah State University
Kristen K. John
University of Texas-Austin
Anjulie A. Kelkar
University of Tulsa
Jared M. Koerten
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Joseph A. Kundukulam
University of South Alabama
John M. Lambert
Iowa State University
Fotina Lefta
Eastern Kentucky University
Kevin M. Lewis
Illinois Wesleyan University
Amanda M. Liesch
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Rebecca K. Lindstrom
McKendree University
James T. Mills, Jr.
Virginia Polytech Institute & State Univ
Megan M. Monaco
Ohio Northern University
Rossella M. Moyer
University of Southern Maine
Carly S. Nasehi
Florida State University
Duc C. Nguyen
Old Dominion University
Ann K. Nowinski
University of Nevada-Reno
Joshua S. Nunziato
Westmont College
Ambrosia V. Ortiz
University of New Mexico
Angela J. Osborne
Millikin University
Amanda G. Ploch
University of Connecticut
Rachel J. Reckin
University of Puget Sound
Anand K. Sandesara
University of Illinois at Chicago
Natasha Spottiswoode
California State University-Los Angeles
Christopher P. Stroot
Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
Helena Traner
Wright State University
Haley C. VanErem
Arizona State University
Christopher S. Williams
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Matthew C. Wilson
Clemson University
Rachel K. Zimmerman
Texas Woman's University

2009 Award of Excellence Winners ($2000)


Name Chapter of Initiation
Alex P. Acton
Columbus State University
Kelly E. Alleen
Western Washington University
Elise M. Auvil
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Tiffany A. Beck
Mississippi State University
Molly E. Boland
Lycoming College
Jeffrey P. Bosco
University of Delaware
Charles D. Brummitt
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Jill E. Cadby
Ithaca College
Rachel A. Channer
Southern Oregon University
Jacksonville University
Todd C. Crawford
University of Kansas
Katrina Crotts
Westfield State College
Tracy D. Davis
Georgia State University
Kristin J. Demers
University of Tennessee
Tyler W. Drombosky
Youngstown State University
Nathaniel J. Dunlap
Elmhurst College
Erika L. Garbrecht
Oklahoma City University
Mary S. Guirguis
University of Houston
Kate L. Harrison
Oregon State University
Nickalus R. Khan
University of Memphis
Afshan A. Kamrudin
University of North Texas
Jeremy C. Koehler
Purdue University
Megan L. Larsen
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Timothy B. Lumpkin
Augusta State University
Alison L. McQueen
State University of New York-Potsdam
Kelly M. Monahan
Coe College
Breanna Popelar
University of the Pacific
Azadeh E. Poursaid
University of Utah
Irinia Prelipcean
University of North Florida
John L. Pryor
Lock Haven University
Jane F. Rownd
Southeastern Louisiana University
Ryan M. Saxby
Northern Arizona University
Catherine C. Shoults
Missouri State University
Ann E. Stebner
University of Wyoming
Pamela L. Stockwell
University of Oklahoma
Katherine J. Sullivan
University of Mississippi
Sadie L. Tynes
Montana State University
Emily J. Uhrig
Western Oregon University
Stina J. Webb
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Christopher Wike
Clarion University

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  • Chapter - February 3, 2010
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