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ICC Phi Theta Kappa chapters elect 2023-24 officers

Both Phi Theta Kappa chapters at Itawamba Community College have elected officers for 2023-24.

            Officers of the Upsilon Sigma Chapter at the Fulton Campus include Vice President of Leadership Ally Thompson of Amory; Vice President of Public Relations Addison Pletzke and Vice President of Projects Grace Weisenberger, both of Clinton; Vice President of Service Camille Butts of Columbus; Vice President of Fellowship McKenzie Armstrong of Guntown; Vice President of Scholarship Carmen Birmingham, Regional Reporter/Vice President of Service Kaley Gholston, both of Mooreville; Vice President of Public Relations Keely McCollum of Nesbit; Vice President of Membership Garrett Young of Olive Branch; President Emma Mask of Plantersville; Vice President of Leadership Kristin Ray, Vice President of Public Relations Michael Nix, both of Pontotoc; Vice President of Projects Maddy Walton of Tremont; Vice President of Scholarship Matthew Butler, Vice President of Membership Jenna-Claire Johnson, Vice President of Fellowship Jillian Babb, Vice President of Fellowship Kelly Flores Herrera, all of Tupelo; and Vice President of Leadership Jaymie Davis of Vardaman.

            Beta Tau Sigma Chapter officers at the Tupelo Campus are President William Gibson, Vice President of Service Serra-Avery Erwin, Vice President of Fellowship Savannah Scruggs, all of Tupelo; and Regional Secretary/Vice President of Scholarship Anna Curtis of Shannon.

            Sponsors include Makaela Salmon, Fulton Campus; and Jenny Bowers, Dr. Delena Hukle and Dr. Ira Lindsay Kinard-Jones, Tupelo Campus.

            Phi Theta Kappa is the premier honor society recognizing the academic achievement of students at associate degree-granting colleges and helping them to grow as scholars and leaders. The Society is composed of more than 3.5 million members and nearly 1,300 chapters in 11 nations with approximately 240,000 active members in the nation’s colleges.



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