North Central Missouri College Students Inducted into Phi Theta Kappa

Forty oneNorth Central Missouri College students were inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society for the Spring 2018 semester.

Those members include: Allison Batson (Princeton); Billie Dee Birge, (Princeton); Kalee Black, (Savannah); Jesse Blakely, (Chillicothe); Tonya Carter, (Mooresville); Austin Dotson, (Cameron); Keri Gott, (Trenton); Payton Greiwe, (Madison); Shambree Hagan, (Princeton), Rachel Marmaud, (St. Joseph); Alissa Maloney, (Macon); Enrique Madera (Willemstad, Curacao); Ana Lopez, (Milan); Olivia Lauhoff, (Chillicothe); Kylei Lamp, (Princeton); Madison Keim, (Kirksville and Queen City); Emily Kasinger, (Trenton); Andrea Hill, (Milan); Calvin Heidenwith, (Unionville), Mahely Matamoros, (Honduras); Broghan Monaghan, (Kansas City, MO); Skylar Mullikin, (Chillicothe); Avery Myers, (Bethany); Bryer Noe, (Mercer); Dillon Parrack, (Trenton); Pharon Pilgrim, (Willemstad-Curacao); Isaiah Prebe, (Edina); Ariel Propes, (Lawson), Julia Minnis, (Chillicothe); Adam Rice, (Chillicothe); Nicole Richardson, (Willemstad-Curacao); Jaran Richman, (Hamilton); Jayden Roeder, (Trenton); Jamee Scearce, (Gower); Abbie Shuler, (Trenton); Mary Simpson, (Trenton); Stevie Sollars, (Breckenridge); Kamron Stephenson, (Milan); Maelaina VanFossen, (Chillicothe); Mickenzey Willey, (Trenton); and Gabriel Reichert, (Brunswick)

NCMC PTK advisors are Maryellen Harman and Megan Pester.

“PTK is the world’s largest and most prestigious honor society for two-year college students.” To be eligible, students must be enrolled in an accredited institution offering an associate degree, completed at least 12 credit hours, have a 3.50 GPA or above, receive an invitation to join and adhere to the moral standards of the society. To learn more about the PTK program, visit www.ptk.org