The Beta Beta Beta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) at Marian University Plymouth is celebrating a successful year of awards, leadership, and service.
“While most people think of academic achievement when PTK is mentioned, members of Beta Beta Beta are more than their grades. This year, our members showed their creativity, compassion, support, and dedication for the community, and dared to dream big,” said club advisor Professor Chris Fardulis.
This year, Beta Beta Beta earned several chapter honors, including REACH Rewards, recognition for completing its college project, and 4-star chapter status. The chapter was also recognized for its distinguished officer team, which included Lilianna McMillen, Nevaeh Brown, Morgan Fogle, Madison Lowe, and Kim LeBeau.
The chapter’s advisors were also honored. Lori Roe was named Most Distinguished Advisor, and Chris Fardulis, Lori Roe, and Andrew Williams were named Most Distinguished Advisor Team.
Several students also received individual awards.
- Christina Sexton was recognized for her logo submission.
- Nevaeh Brown and Morgan Fogle received an honorable mention for the Distinguished Chapter Officer award.
- Lilianna McMillen received the Sue Jackson Award.
- Madison Lowe was named to the All-Indiana Academic Team, received the Speiss Scholarship, and ran for regional office.
- Evan Lanphier received the Most Distinguished Chapter Member Award.
Beyond awards, Beta Beta Beta helped bring students and the community together through events such as a student pancake breakfast and the first Marian University Plymouth Trunk or Treat.
Please join us in congratulating the members and advisors of Beta Beta Beta on another successful year.
