Psi Chi National Honor Society welcomes 10 new inductees
LHU Psi Chi National Honor Society inductees were, from left, in front: Amelia Garraway, Monica Jampo and Ashlee Power; and in back: Abigail Boyer, Hannah Davy, Jordyn Glick, Jordyn Thompson and Michael White. Missing from photo are Destena Bower and Larina Good.
LHU students presented with awards during the recent Psychology Department awards banquet were, from left, Alyson Harden, Rachael Metzinger, C.J. Morinville, Brooke Yeager, Josilyn Martin and Kaitlynn Timko.
LHU Psi Chi National Honor Society inductees were, from left, in front: Amelia Garraway, Monica Jampo and Ashlee Power; and in back: Abigail Boyer, Hannah Davy, Jordyn Glick, Jordyn Thompson and Michael White. Missing from photo are Destena Bower and Larina Good.
LHU students presented with awards during the recent Psychology Department awards banquet were, from left, Alyson Harden, Rachael Metzinger, C.J. Morinville, Brooke Yeager, Josilyn Martin and Kaitlynn Timko.
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LOCK HAVEN -- The Lock Haven University Psychology Department recently held an awards banquet, honoring six students with awards and inducting10 students into the Psi Chi National Honor Society.
Students inducted into Psi Chi were Amelia Garraway, Monica Jampo, Ashlee Power, Abigail Boyer, Hannah Davy, Jordyn Glick, Jordyn Thompson, Michael White, Destena Bower, and Larina Good.
Students receiving awards were: Alyson Harden and Brooke Yeager and Kaitlynn Timko, achievement award winners; C.J. Morinville and Rachael Metziner, Student of the Year award winners; and Josiclyn Martin, Newcomer Award Winner. This award is named after former faculty member Chuck Newcomer and awarded to a "newcomer" student who shows great promise in the program.
"I am proud to watch these students rise through our program with such success and I know they will go on to do wonderful things, both here at LHU and beyond," said Dr. Erin Kennedy, associate professor and Psychology Department chair.
Speaker for the event was alumna Christina Schneider, class of 2010. Schneider reminded the students to use "self-care" when working in the counseling field. "The stories you will hear can be very eye-opening and heart-wrenching, so you must make a commitment to take care of yourself," she said.
"The Psychology Department is so proud of our graduating and graduated students," said Dr. Cheryl Newburg, associate psychology professor. "By the end of their four years here, they accomplish so much. They are ready for work and graduate school."
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