Gannon University’s Alpha Sigma Wins Big
Posted: November 15, 2013Alpha Sigma, Gannon University's chapter of the Lambda
Sigma Honor Society, was recognized as
the 2013 Outstanding Chapter in the nation for the achievements of the 2012-2013 executive board.
Each year, Lambda Sigma recognizes Honor
Chapters. The National Executive Board selects chapters for
their general excellence and achievement. Honor Chapter status is
given to chapters that satisfactorily complete the national
requirements, made outstanding contributions to the campus
and/or community and participated in the national activities of Lambda
Sigma.
The Lambda Sigma Honor Society is a sophomore honor society. It
promotes superior academic achievement, fosters leadership and
provides service to the university and community. Nationally, 39
chapters participate in the honor society at various universities
across the United States.
Nancy Kujawinski, the adviser for Lambda Sigma, said that Alpha
Sigma deserved the recognition they received for all their hard
work and dedication.
"This year's chapter is very deserving of Honor chapter status,"
Kujawinski said. "They were diligent in completing requirements and
going above and beyond what was required.
The executive board included Julia Leix, president; Heather
Wilson, vice president; Nicole McAllister, secretary; Samantha
Czerniak, treasurer; and Jenny Amann, service chair.