PEARL – The Alpha Omega Chi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Hinds Community College’s Rankin Campus inducted new chapter members on Oct.3.
Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society for community and junior college students. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is extended to students who have a 3.5 cumulative grade point average or above on 12 or more transferable credit hours. There are more than 1,285 Phi Theta Kappa chapters throughout the United States and abroad.
New members include front row from left, Jerrica Hughes of Pearl, Alondrea Miller of Vicksburg, Lainey Dotson of Puckett, Ayesha Korin of Richland, Morghan King of Madison, Anna-Kate Reap of Brandon, Zoey Reap of Brandon and Jalyn Davis of Brandon. Second row from left, Macie Morrow of Puckett, Annaleigh Palmer of Flowood, Rachel Smith of Polkville, Avery Richardson of Brandon, Anna Boyd of Brandon, Fallon McAlpin of Harrisville, Annie Coward of Pelahatchie and Myles Martin of Magee. Third row from left, Oliva Johnson of Brandon, Ava Wilson of Pearl, Macey Harrell of Brandon, Kevara Evans of Brandon and Keleigh Westbrook of Brandon. Back row from left, Jessica Lawson of Florence, Gage Gill of Carthage, Zachariah McGee of Pearl, Rowen Powell of Brandon, Jaxson Brown of Brandon, Pierce Porter of Magee, Koury Nowell of Florence and Will Walenta of Madison.
Officers for 2025-2026 are, front row from left, CJ Davis of Brandon, Martha Ferguson of Kosciusko, Patin Nash of Florence, Constance Olexy of Pearl, Avery Richardson of Brandon and Gavin Thomas of Brandon. Back row from left, Jaxson Brown of Brandon, Dion Jackson of Pearl, Chandler Nash of Florence, Rowen Powell of Brandon and Gage Hill of Carthage.
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