The Cameron University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, the national interdisciplinary honor society for first year students, has welcomed 37 new members, who met the qualification criteria in the spring or fall of 2019. Phi Eta Sigma, with chapters on more than 375 college campuses across the nation, encourages and rewards academic excellence achieved by students during their freshman year in institutions of higher learning.
First-year students who accepted membership in Phi Eta Sigma are listed by hometown.
Apache: Madyson Parmer
Cache: Heather Martin
Caldwell, Texas: Hannah Reyes
Chattanooga: James Higdon
Duncan: Desiree Miller, Merribelle Wharton
Durban, South Africa: Cole Pretorius
Elgin: Hunter Gault, Morgan Harless, Morgan Magness
Henderson, Ky.: Carrie Abrell
Indiahoma: Mikel Blann
Jones: Erycka Pierce
Lawton: Aleyshia Almenau, Gus Argyros, Salin Dao, Tatiana Gonzalez, SheKayla Love, Courtney McEunn, Courtney Pufall, Selena Schmidt, Severin Simonsen, Kylee Sohl, Colin To, Justin Winchester
Marion, Ohio: Savannah Schuller
Marlow: Sherrie Gallaher, Brooke Morriston
Montevideo, Uruguay: Pilar Jaurena
Mountain View: Mackenzie Payne
Okmulgee: Anastasia Adamson
Purcell: Matthew Dobbs
Rush Springs: Savannah Munn
Ryan: Laken DeBoard
Seattle, Wash.: Elizabeth Coleman
Walters: Dorothy Justice, Bralea White
The Cameron chapter of Phi Eta Sigma was established in 1985. Students eligible for membership must have completed 24 to 42 hours of coursework while attending full-time, be degree seeking, and have a grade point average of at least 3.50.
