Campus Profiles
Jo-Lynn Park: The Model Student
Page 7 November 3, 1995
Heidi Rodenbaugh
Campus Editor
Jo-Lynn Park is from New Port
Richey, Florida. She is 18 years old and
the second child of what will soon be
nine children.
Jo-Lynn has many hobbies such as
canoeing and rock climbing. She also
enjoys working with people.
After Finishing school at Brevard
this spring, she plans to pursue a degree
at either Florida State University or a
school in North Carolina. She is unsure
of her future occupation but has various
mterests.
"I am working towards a degree
in Education, and I plan to work with
people. Having past experience with
community service and good will volun
teer missions, I have taken much inter
est in further pursuing short term volun-
sr trips," she said.
Jo-Lynn is very active on cam
pus. uurmg her treshman year she was
involved with SGA Representatives,
student elections, and she was a Brevard
Scholar. At the present time she is on
Social Board, served as Homecoming
chairperson, is a Brevard scholar, and is
a participant in Alumni Fundraisers.
Besides receiving many honors
during her high school years, Jo-Lynn
has also worked many service and
voluntary activities outside of school.
She worked 700 hours of volunteer
service cleaning an airstrip in the jun
gles of Papua, New Guinea. She also
worked 140 hours of volunteer service
in Bogota, Columbia, coordinating an
orphanage and helping street children by
teaching and feeding them.
PTK Inducts New Members
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Erica Broadway
Asst. Editor
On Wednesday, October 18, 11
students were inducted into Brevard
College’s Delta Pi Chapter of Phi Theta
Kappa. Phi Theta Kappa is a national
honor society for students who boast
academic excellence.
Guest speaker was Mr. Robert
McLendon, Vice President and Dean for
admissions and fmancial aid. The
ceremony was followed by the pledge of
new members and an official welcome by
Rhuemma Miller, faculty advisor.
The new members of PTK are
Norma Chason, Amyi Franklin, Sharyn
Ingram, Willa Kershaw, Kristin
Magnuson, Stephanie Nutting, Kathleen
Raymond, Kristen Scott, John Sprouse,
Erin Stacy, and Lisa Trapp.
Delta Pi Chapter members are active
participants on our college campus as
well as in regional events.
Studelit Gains Seat In Asheville Orchestra
Jennifer Berry
Staff Writer
James “Dale” McSwain, the
■wenty-year-old french:horn major from
''^rryville, NC, was just recently
^^cepted into the Asheville Symphony
Orchestra. This is Dale’s third year here
at Brevard as a french horn major under
professor Ruth Still. Dale is also a proud
member of MENC (Music Educators of
North Carolina) and the Brevard
Chamber Orchestra.
Dale has spent his last two
summers at the Brevard Music Center.
He.feels that the music center “Provides
an excellent orchestral experience . He
hopes to fmish his bachelor degree here at
Brevard College now that it has been
accredited for the four year smdy of art
and music. He then plans on completing
his graduate work at a conservatory like
New York City’s Juilliard School.