UNL Phi Beta Kappa chapter initiates new members
Released on 12/15/2006, at 2:00 AM
Office of University Communications
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Eight students from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Arts and Sciences were initiated into membership in Phi Beta Kappa on Dec. 7.
Phi Beta Kappa is the nation's oldest academic honor society, recognizing and encouraging a commitment to excellence in the liberal arts and sciences. The students are from the August and December graduating classes.
Following is a list by hometown of the new members with their majors and the names of their parents and spouses (if applicable).
NEBRASKA
Alliance: Sarah Diane Albright, English, daughter of Lyndall Miller and Diane Miller, wife of Nathan Albright.
Elm Creek: Andrew Glen Allen, geography, son of James and Nancy Allen.
Lincoln: Cynthia Anne Tedore, biological sciences and psychology, daughter of James and Penelope Larsen, wife of Kevin Tedore.
Omaha: Craig M. Johnson, biological sciences and psychology, son of Martin and Connie Johnson; Kathryn Pennington, French and international studies, daughter of Paul and Regina Pennington.
Valentine: Rachel Keenan, psychology, daughter of Michael and Donna Keenan.
ELSEWHERE
Penang, Malaysia: G. Wei Ng, psychology, daughter of Koi Son Ng and Suan Sim Kang.
Watertown, S.D.: DeAnn Allison Cudly, English, daughter of JoAnn Roti-Munson and the late DeWayne Roti, wife of Bruce Cudly.
CONTACT: Kathleen A. Johnson, Secretary, Alpha of Nebraska Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa, (402) 472-2553