 Phi Theta Kappa is a junior
college academic honor society. To be eligible for membership,
students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and have earned
a minimum of 15 credits at Lincoln College. Each semester, the Iota
Chi chapter has a special induction ceremony for its new members.
Phi Theta Kappa and the Iota Chi chapter dedicate themselves to
four hallmarks: service, scholarship, fellowship and leadership.
Activities of the chapter include a yearlong campaign to improve
literacy.
Two Lincoln College assistant professors, Spring Hyde and Barbra
Burdett, serve as faculty advisers to the group and led the Feb. 20
ceremony.
Inductees:
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Brittany Ashburn,
Reddick
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Casey Barrets,
Clinton
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Madison Bayler,
Fisher
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Michelle Brawdy,
Lincoln
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Lareece Dunn, Chicago
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Rachel England, Maroa
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Evan Faught, Decatur
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John Fenison, Mason
City
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Arthur Gage, Joliet
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Luke Giddens, West
Chester, Ohio
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TJ Hall, North Pekin
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Cole Hanna, Pekin
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Thomas Hilton, Mason
City
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Nicole Ker, Oxford,
Ohio
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Chelsie Landstrom,
Beason
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Kelsi Maaks, Lincoln
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Kenneth May, Fairview
Heights
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Reid McIntosh,
Lincoln
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Marcus McNeil,
Homewood
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Rickyna Miller, North
Chicago
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Meghan Moore, Elkhart
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Andrew Mosier, Lake
Orion, Mich.
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Jalisa Nailon,
Markham
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Sarah Ochoa, Oak
Forest
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Ashley Ott, New
Holland
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Christian Pellot,
Lincoln
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Tomika Rehmann,
Lincoln
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Tatiana Robinson,
Markham
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Samantha Schneider,
Pinckneyville
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Steven Sotiropoulos,
Belleville
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Thomas Spalding,
Birmingham, England
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Derek Steiner,
Swansea
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Lauren Trimble,
Danville
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Mellisa Turpin,
Normal
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Taylor Vanos, Lincoln
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Iesha West, Lincoln
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Kristen Wright,
Fairfield
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Timothy Yeager, Waterloo
[Text from file received from
Lincoln College]
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