COASTAL'S ALPHA SIGMA LAMBDA INDUCTION
To be eligible for membership, students must be matriculated in an undergraduate degree program and have a minimum of 24 graded semester hours at Coastal. Members are selected from the highest 10 percent of the class, and must have a grade point average of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale.
The following students were inducted into Coastal’s Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda:
• Kay Alford interdisciplinary studies Myrtle Beach; • Amy Blanton early childhood education Myrtle Beach; • Richard Dolan interdisciplinary studies Georgetown; • Louise Engelhardt-Gunnell interdisciplinary studies Pawleys Island; • Melanie Fox psychology Myrtle Beach; • Lisa Galloway English Surfside Beach; • Carol James chemistry Conway; • Tammy James sociology Conway; • Paula Laughinghouse early childhood education Loris; • Keith McNeal computer science Garden City; • Elizabeth Melvin English Myrtle Beach; • Diana Miller biology Myrtle Beach; • Leah Miller art studio Myrtle Beach; • Beverly Rockow psychology Myrtle Beach; • Shira Shasho chemistry Myrtle Beach; • Harriett Todd interdisciplinary studies Conway; and • Terry Windham secondary education Conway.
Elected officers for 2001-2002 are: Carol James, president; Diana Miller, vice president; Tammy James, treasurer; and Paula Laughinghouse, secretary.
Honorary member inductees include: Edgar Dyer, faculty director of Interdisciplinary Studies; Charmaine Tomczyk, associate provost and associate vice president for Academic Affairs; Horace Wood, associate professor of education; Judy Fontana, director of program development, Division of Extended Learning and Public Services; and Jennifer Shinaberger, director of academic outreach and distance learning, Division of Extended Learning and Public Services.
Dyer was the keynote speaker for the induction ceremony.