Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society Inducts Fall 2023 Cohort
Lambda Pi Eta, the honor society for communication majors, held their fall 2023 Induction Ceremony on Dec. 5. Lambda Pi Eta welcomed 43 new members in the fall 2023 cohort. Students must be invited by the LPH adviser, Jake Dionne, to become members of the honor society after meeting the academic requirements.
To be invited to be a member of Lambda Pi Eta, students must have completed 60 semester credit-hours with a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA and completed 12 semester credit-hours in communication studies with a minimum 3.25 GPA. Students in LPH are in the top 35% of their class and are encouraged to develop their studies through undergraduate research.
At the ceremony, LPH officers President Ally Holsted and Treasurer Alicen Grindstaff gave speeches addressing the new members, family, friends and department faculty in attendance. Their speeches featured their contributions to the U of A Lambda Pi Eta chapter and the opportunities that the honor society has provided them.
The new members, officers, alumni and faculty engaged in an uplifting discussion about opportunities seized and opportunities ahead of them, thanks to their participation in LPH, internships and the U of A Department of Communication.
Fall 2023 Induction Class of Lambda Pi Eta
Landri Betts | Bella Blackwell |
Sydney Buffalo | Avery Burkemper |
Ben Bury | Logan Fahrlander |
Paige Fanning | Rylee Fast |
Emily Fentriss | Rebecca Fleener |
Maya Frank | Jillian Gardner |
Sarah Heath | Emily Hewett |
Emma Hilburn | Tess Jones |
Zachary Kieffner | Kaia Lore |
Emma Lovell | Sofia Lozano |
Jena Lunsford | Carlie Marrs |
Riley Mitchell | Allyson Patrick |
Paul Douglas Prins | Kayla Ralph |
Olivia Ramirez | Margot Reemtsen |
Reagan Reynolds | Sophia Rosenfeld |
Rachel Rosser | Jackie Schula |
Terri Smith | Cullen Smith |
Brina Snow | Ashley Tatum |
Naomi Watanbe | Daphne West |
Logan Wilson | Caroline Wilson |
Lily Winters | Katrina Woodward |
Fedora Young |
Each member of the induction cohort was presented with a graduation cord, a pin and a certificate. The Department of Communication extends congratulations and thanks to these students for their superior academic efforts and accomplishments.
The original chapter of Lambda Pi Eta began at the U of A in 1985 under the direction of professor Steve Smith. It was subsequently chartered into a national organization, receiving the official sanction of the National Communication Association. The name, Lambda Pi Eta, represents the first letters in Greek of the three types of proofs that Aristotle presented in his teachings of rhetoric. They include Logos (Lambda), Pathos (Pi) and Ethos (Eta). Currently, Lambda Pi Eta has more than 500 active chapter affiliates worldwide.
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