Alpha Lambda Delta
President: Courtney Sumner, s12.csumner
Adviser: Sarah M. Kelly, Vice President for Student Development & Dean of Students
Office Phone: 327-7806
Women who have a 3.5 cumulative G.P.A. during their first year are eligible for this national honor society.
Alpha Sigma Lambda
President: Laura O'Connor, ce.loconnor
Adviser: Elma Lee Moore, Dean of School of Community Education
Office Phone: 327-7012
This national honor society for adult students recognizes superior academic achievement by mature adults who typically pursue their studies while meeting major responsibilities of work and family.
Chi Alpha Sigma
President: TBA
Adviser: Sarah Jurewicz, Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Office Phone: 327-6457
Members of this national college athletic honor society must be of junior class standing and have earned a letter in a varsity intercollegiate sport. They must also be of good moral character and have a 3.4 cumulative GPA.
Gamma Sigma Alpha
President: TBD
Adviser: Carol Preston, Director of Greek Life
Office Phone: 327-7815
This national honor society is for greek students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership and service.
Ivy Ring
Presidents: Hannah Leguillon and Jenny Tran, s12.hleguillon and s12.jtran
Adviser: Ruth Hoff, Associate Professor of Languages
Office Phone: 327-7840
Sophomore women who show outstanding academic achievement and service are eligible.
Mortar Board
President: TBD
Adviser: Angie Fairbanks, Executive Assistant, Student Development
Office Phone: 327-7806
This national honor society is for seniors who demonstrate scholarship, leadership, and service.
Omicron Delta Kappa
President: TBD
Adviser: Margaret Goodman, Professor of Biology
Office Phone: 327-6480
Those who exemplify scholarship, noteworthy leadership, outstanding character, and active participation in all phases of college life are eligible for this national honor society for seniors.
Order of Omega
President: Ashley Bowers, s11.abowers
Adviser: Carol Preston, Director of Greek Life
Office Phone: 327-7815
Eligibility is extended to those junior and senior men and women who exemplify character, scholarship, service, and leadership in the Greek community, and hold a G.P.A. of 3.0 or above.
Phi Beta Kappa
President: Tammy Proctor, Professor of History
Office Phone: 327-7841
This national society recognizes students who have achieved high academic distinction at Wittenberg. Phi Beta Kappa stresses the importance of the liberal arts and sciences and elects to membership only those students who have demonstrated their awareness of liberal arts tradition by building programs broad in scope yet sufficiently concentrated to ensure comprehensive knowledge in one or more disciplines. Students are normally elected as seniors or, in special cases, as juniors. They must major in one of the liberal arts or sciences, have a high grade-point average, have taken a variety of courses outside the major and have demonstrated a knowledge of mathematics and foreign language appropriate to a liberal arts education.
Phi Eta Sigma
President: Benjamin Hanf, s11.bhanf
Adviser: Sarah M. Kelly, VP for Student Development & Dean of Students
Office Phone: 327-7806
Men who have a 3.5 cumulative G.P.A. during the first year are eligible for this national honor society.
Pick and Pen
President: Haylee Barbo, s11.hbarbo
Adviser: Angie Fairbanks, Executive Assistant, Student Development
Office Phone: 327-7806
The top 20 percent of the sophomore class is eligible for this junior honor society. Selection is made on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
