10 April 15, 1999 NGWS
Ethos committee to sponsor
graduate school information fair
Jeff Sanders
The Pendulum
As part of the annual April
campaign on academic ethos, the
Academic Ethos Committee and
Career Services will co-sponsor a
Graduate School Information Fair
on Wednesday, April 28 from 5
p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Koury Center
Concourse.
All Elon students are invited
to attend the free event, which will
include information workshops on
undergraduate preparation for
graduate school, the graduate school
application process, and what it’s
like to be a graduate student.
Also within the Koury Center
concourse graduate school repre
sentatives and students from promi
nent area graduate programs will
staff information booths.
Workshop topics expected to
be covered include: standardized
tests, how and where to find infor
mation, the difference between
masters and doctoral studies, GPA
and expectations, reference letters,
work load, grad student life, differ
ence in learning, financing and other
costs, expectations, and acceptance
rate among others.
The fair will be divided so
that students who wish to see some
need not stay the entire three hours.
Additionally, Elon College
alumni and current graduate stu
dents from many area programs will
be on hand to field questions and
provide advice as well as partici
pate in a general panel discussion.
Coordinators of the event in
clude students Ebon Freeman and
Jeff Sanders, faculty members Jim
Brown and William Stott, and Steve
Swint, assistant director of Career
Services and Bob Omdorff, direc
tor of Career Services.
More information about the
fair may be obtained by contacting
Jim Brown at x2190 or e-mail
or all of the information workshops brownjim@elon.edu
Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members
Phi Kappa Phi, the national scholastic honor society recently
inducted it's new members in a ceremony held on April 20, 1999.
The current membership role is as follows:
Jason L. Applegate
Jessica L. Balon
Richard D. Blomquist
Anthony T. Borck
David B. Bradley
Van M. Browne
Lisa C. Bumgarner
Tiffany M. Byrdic
Daniel T. Callaway
Carrie J. Chillemi
Amy N. Con very
Sandra D. Crowder
Nicole R. Davis
Laura A. Dixon
Daniel S. Porringer
Rebecca A. Fraser
Sydney F. Frazier
David M. Fuhr
Lisa M. Gatchell
Jessica M. Gill
Suzette H. Gudac
Joan R. Gundersen
Kyle E. Haberkost
Amanda J. Harding
Paula M. Hardy
Amanda L. Harrington
Toya M. Hart
Laura R. Helvey
Laura D. Holtry
Emily A. Knapp
Kami J. Lenius
Crystal K. Loy
Marisha K. McLaughlin
Laura L. Mecholsky
Erica P. Morris
Marisa E. Moss
Jody C. Murray
Heather N. Myers
Kristen B. Nester
Tisha D. Oakley
Jamie L. Parker
Jennifer L. Pickul
Marisa A. Putnam
Kelly L. Reimer
Nathan J. Schultz
Cheryl L. Sears
Amanda H. Smith
Nancy E. Snow
Stephen M. Snyder
Kevin E. Terrell
Olga E. Vysotskaya
Jessica D. Wallace
Camille G. Weir
Samantha G. Whiteford
Stephanie L. Winkel
Samuel G. Wood
Emily K. Woody
Kelly D. Woody
Stacey K. Wynkoop
Lauren A. Zuk
Emily MacDonnell/77ie Pendulum
Rocky Yost, former Vice-President of Model United Nations moderates
the Global Studies classes participating in the Model UN mock Security
Council on Thursday, April 15.
Correction:
In the caption for the April 15 front page photo,
Bob McKinnon, chair of the Elon Vision campaign,
was misidentified as Alien White.
The Pendulum regrets the error.
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