Right now, Lambda Pi Eta, in conjunction with the City of Springfield and Mortar Board, is working on a Snyder Park Clean Up. The park will be cleaned on four Saturdays in the Spring and then a celebration will be held for neighbors to the park and Wittenberg students alike. LPH is actively participating in building bridges between Springfield and Wittenberg!
Lambda Pi Eta is the official communication studies honor society of the National Communication Association. As an accredited member of the Association of College Honor Societies (ACHS), Lambda Pi Eta has nearly 300 active chapters at colleges and universities worldwide, including the Xi Phi chapter here at Wittenberg University.
On Tuesday, November 9th, Lambda Pi Eta welcomed seven new members to the Communication Honorary which extends membership to Communication majors who excel in the classroom and on campus, as well as students who have expressed a commitment to the field of Communication.
The evening included the ceremonial induction of the new members overseen by present chapter officers, a welcome from the faculty advisor, Dr. Katie Warber, and an enjoyable speech from Brenda Duncan, Wittenberg's Vice-President of Advancement.
The Xi Phi Chapter of Lambda Pi Eta inducted three new members, Leslie Chasteen, Katharine Nemeth, and Amy Prugh, on Thursday, February 26th during its annual Spring Induction Ceremony. The officers would like to especially thank the initiation speaker and University Photographer Erin Pence for the multiple services she provided as well as Laura Harrison, the Department of Communication Academic Assistant for all of her hard work in organizing the event. Thank you and congratulations to the new members!
Springfield, Ohio – In her first semester as adviser to Wittenberg University's Department of Communication honor society, Lambda Pi Eta, Assistant Professor of Communication Kathleen Warber wanted its members to "do something significant."
Right now, Lambda Pi Eta, in conjunction with the City of Springfield and Mortar Board, is working on a Snyder Park Clean Up. The park will be cleaned on four Saturdays in the Spring and then a celebration will be held for neighbors to the park and Wittenberg students alike. LPH is actively participating in building bridges between Springfield and Wittenberg!
Springfield, Ohio – In her first semester as adviser to Wittenberg University's Department of Communication honor society, Lambda Pi Eta, Assistant Professor of Communication Kathleen Warber wanted its members to "do something significant."
