For Immediate Release – Lawton, OK, March 29, 2005
Cameron University’s chapter of Phi Eta Sigma
to induct new members at annual ceremony
The Cameron University Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma will induct 22 new members during its annual ceremony
at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31, in the Will Rogers Room of the Shepler Center on CU’s Lawton campus.
Elizabeth A. Joyner will be the guest speaker. Joyner, a 1989 Cameron honors graduate, is a senior
attorney specializing in environmental law with the Williams Companies, Inc., in Tulsa.
Phi Eta Sigma encourages and rewards academic excellence among freshmen in institutions of higher
learning. As a national interdisciplinary honor society, Phi Eta Sigma was originally a freshman men’s
scholastic honor fraternity. In 1974, the society dropped the word “fraternity” and accepted both men and
women into membership.
The Cameron chapter was established in 1985. Students eligible for membership must have successfully
completed 24-42 hours of course work while attending full-time, are degree-seeking, and have a 3.75 grade
point average.
This spring’s inductees are (by hometown):
Blanchard: Cori Shelton.
Chattanooga: Jarrett Bailey.
Crescent: Elizabeth Yocham.
Duncan: Earl Gardner and Jackie Reynolds.
Indiahoma: Lisa Neugebauer.
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Lawton: Kyle Colbenson, KyleFre Donnelly, John Goode, Roland Kabutey, Crystal Kreiger, Amber
Lukasik, Craig Meade, Charles Miller, Rebecca Moore, Susan Provost, Thomas Pruitt, Malinda
Rust, Elizabeth Wolf and Christopher Zerzavy.
Sterling: Ralph Eddy.
Walters: Jamie Crow.
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