Alpha Kappa Delta
The Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice Studies has a chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD), the International Sociology Honorary Society. The organization exists to "promote excellence in scholarship in the study of sociology, research of social problems, and such other social and intellectual activities as will lead to improvement in the human condition," (AKD Handbook, 2001-02).
Being a member of AKD potentially offers such benefits as travel assistance to sociology conferences, competitions and awards for sociological research, a free one-year subscription to Sociological Inquiry, and funds for on-campus symposia and workshops. AKD Members who are Civil Service employees meet one of the requirements for entrance at the GS-7 level (an increase in pay-grade) if they list AKD membership on their applications (providing they enter at the GS-5 level).
To be eligible for membership, a student must:
Dr. Kristin Park is currently the Chapter Representative. Feel free to talk with her about your ideas for the chapter.
Haley Domitrovich, Tiffany Eaton, Jace Ebbitt, Emily Gellatly, Alexis Jones, Christine Lowers, Shannon Sullivan
Emily Cornman
Samantha Dubetz
MacKenzie Marino
Jordin McGehee
Alyssa Peters
Jessica Reabe
Brianna Richey
Kaitlin Travis
Hannah Westwood
L to R: Dr. Kristin Park, Chapter Advisor, Max Ungerman, Caitlyn Kreider, Delaney Saxton, Julie Halmo, Dr. Jamie Chapman
L to R: Gabriella Fabish, Coty Gander, Caitlyn Kreider, Max Ungerman
"Reflections from the Borderlands"
Jeff Simmons
Wilma Oman
Dr. Jamie Chapman, Chapter Advisor. L to R: Charissa Mikoski, Jacqueline Decker, Panayiotis Constantine, Maija Belmar
Chelsey Isler, Maria McTighe, Dana Winkler, Emily Niles, Katie Lesnick
Dr. Kathryn Brasier gave the AKD presentation at noon in Witherspoon Rooms Lakeview entitled "Community Impacts of Marcellus Shale Development"
Jennifer Ann Duvall, Gabrielle Marie Elisco, Colleen Elizabeth Costello, Tricia M. Johston, Lydia Katherine Hartzell, Rachel Leandra Sherman, Dr. Rena C. Zito, Dr. Kristenne M. Robison
Jennifer Cantella, Annalisa Ryding, Allison Ward, Joseph Ritchie, Jenna Aldom
Following the banquet, Stephanie Crist presetned her research in a presentation entitled "Hungry for Funding in the U.S. Emergency Food Network."
L to R: Katelyn Moga, Alex Scull, Alexandra Elliot
Tyler Craig, Alexandra Elliot, Matthew Facciani, Katelyn Moga, Alex Scull, Amanda Trudeau
Emileigh Drylie
Alan Baldwin
Brett Glavey
Lindsey Guthrie
Stephanie Lyons
William McCallion
Nicole Zappa
Brian Leonhard
Heather MacKenzie
Devon Patton
Katie Teagraden