2005

WEEK OF march 7

EC students tapped for Phi Theta Kappa

Special 10 The Record Sixty-six East Central Community College stu– dents were welcomed into Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the interna– tional honor society for two– year colleges, during the spring semester induction ceremony held in the Vick· ers Fine Arts Center on the Decatur campus. The ceremony also included the presentation of the annual Shelby Harris Alumni Award, named in memory of the longtime Theta Xi adviser and ECCC math instructor. Melissa Thrash Carleton (ECCC Class of 1988) of Newton was selected the 2005 recipi– ent She and her husband Robert reside in Newton. Ann Burkes, retired ECCC librarian and long– time Theta Xi adviser who, along with Dr. Harris, orga– nized and chartered the Theta Xi Alumni Associa– tion, also presented remarks to the new inductees from Phi Theta Kappa International Head- quarters, located in Jack- son. ECCC President Dr. Phil A Sutphin and Vice Presi– dent for Instruction Dr. Lavinia Sparkman also pro– vided remarks.

ECPHOTO Joshua Benson of Philadelphia was among ECCC students inducted into Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the inter– national honor society for two-year colleges. Newton; Kristin Bufkin, Little Rock; Lindsey Walk– and Daniel Marshall, both er, Casey Shackelford and of Decatur; Kasey Hall, Clancy Cleveland, all of Lawrence; Micah Lanier, Union; and Joy Cavenaugh, Alisha Hitt, Tyler Hagan Chunky. and Richard Burton, all of

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