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UC Santa Barbara Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Inducts 110 New Members

June 28, 2007
(Santa Barbara, Calif.) Faculty members at UC Santa Barbara have inducted 110 high-achieving seniors into the UCSB chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest honorary academic society. Earning special honors were Natalie Suzanne Hohmann, of Buellton; Catherine Michelle Miserany, of Oceanside; and Julia Ann Sterling, of San Rafael. Hohmann, a molecular, cellular and developmental biology major, was awarded the Katherine Esau Phi Beta Kappa Honor Key. Named in memory of a distinguished UCSB professor of botany, the award is given to a student whose academic achievement, breadth of program, and seriousness of purpose in the pursuit of excellence best represent the ideals of the society. Miserany received the William Frost Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Key, given to an English major who is judged to have demonstrated the highest level of excellence consistent with the ideals of Phi Beta Kappa. The award was established to honor the late UCSB English professor for his contributions to improving the quality of a liberal arts education. Julia Ann Sterling, an English and global studies major, received the Lawrence Wilson Phi Beta Kappa Honor Key, which is given to a Regents Scholar who best represents the ideals of Phi Beta Kappa. The award is named in memory of the UCSB English professor who founded the campus chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Beta Kappa was founded in 1776 and currently includes more than 500,000 members. A list of the UCSB students who were inducted in Phi Beta Kappa this year follows: Maya E. Albanese, Global Studies and French Kristina Marie Arrufat, Spanish Nicolas Christopher Barth, Geological Sciences Nathaniel Maxfield Bayer, Film Studies and English Shannon Marie Beaty, Spanish and Biological Sciences Eric John Bender, Law & Society and Spanish Jessica Nicole Benjestorf, English and Spanish Laura Therese Beuttenmuller, Business Economics and French Patrick Thomas Blong, English Nicholas Pat Boccio, Medieval Studies Amelia Elanor Bowen, Japanese Lindsay Ann Brackman, Communication Studies and Psychology Natalie A. Brechtel, Anthropology Sloane Love Brown, Art History Emily Sophia Brownstone, Spanish Tayler Carl Buffington, History Nicholas C. Busta, History Scott Gregory Carner, German and Law & Society Caitlin Mei Lai Chan, Global Studies Koji Rafael Chavez, Economics & Spanish Kimberley Allysson Church, Art History and Psychology Wesley Scott Collins, Political Science Matthew T. Dailey, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology Caitlin Elizabeth Daniel, Global Studies & Italian Studies Samantha Lee Davis, Aquatic Biology andFrench Sarah F. Davis, Classics Natasha Shanika De Silva, Psychology and English Isabel Alison Kyle Dennis, Environmental Studies Stephanie E. Desanti, Biopsychology Michael Munro Dhondt, Classics and Economics Sarah S. Di Julio, Political Science Jonathan Dicks, Global Studies and Medieval Studies Daniel Joseph Dionne, Global Studies and History Jill Morgan Dobrowolski, Global Studies Elisa Kate Dolowich, Global Studies Kristina Renee Eastham, Political Science Taylor Ernst, History Craig Cameron Fellers, Biological Sciences Miles Lindsey Galbraith, English Samuel Ellsworth Galle, Biology Sara M. Garrison, English Sue-Na Joanne Gay, Art History and Asian Studies Rebecca Lynne Gayle, Biochemistry Jennifer Gilbert, Global Studies and Political Science Samuel S. Giles, Political Science Cheryl R. Gillette, English and Japanese Brian Evan Glicklin, Global Studies Amanda Marie Gordon, English and Religious Studies Leah Marie Gordon, English Suzanne Renee Gorelick, Law & Society and Communication Studies James M. Grama, German and Linguistics Mollie Bren Hailey, English and Global Studies Jessica Lynn Hammon, Psychology and Law & Society Andrea L. Harris, Music and English Kathleen Claire Hertel, Global Studies Natalie Suzanne Hohmann, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology Christina Marie Holstege, Anthropology Leslie Anne Gee Huey, Communication Studies and Sociology Julia Michelle Jankowski, Political Science Elizabeth Oconnor Kalbers, English Maris Terese Kaplan, Global Studies and Communication Studies Giselle Hisham Kasim, English and Global Studies Molly Marie Kious, Political Science Sara Diane Klausner, Spanish and Psychology Frank E. Kopcinski, Sociology and Spanish Jenna F. Kruger, English Kathleen Ann Laning, Biological Sciences Aaron Christopher Laycook, English and History Amy Lee, English Jerry Liu Jr., Linguistics Allison Marie Maddux, Physical Geography and Global Studies Maricarmen Madrigal Psychology and Sociology Wah Lun Mak, Physics Katherine Elizabeth Markle, Global Studies Amy Marie Matteson, English Ross Michael Matteson, Political Science Genevieve Lynn McGreevy, Global Studies Catherine Michelle Miserany, English Melissa Brianne Morley, Law & Society Marissa K. Newman, Philosophy Valerie Ann Noce, Psychology and Spanish Evelyn Olvera, Psychology and Spanish Heather Lauren Parker, Global Studies Robin L. Portune, History Courtney Anne Randall, Political Science Carla Consuelo Rangel, Zoology Arthur Harold Ritmeester, Psychology Adrianne Ellen Ross, History Krista Nicole Ruggiero, Biochemistry Lindsay Allison Ruoff, Comparative Literature Karl Fehskens Russ, Biopsychology Ian Asher Ryen, Global Studies and Spanish Jessica Sanborn, Political Science and Linguistics Elizabeth Marie Sbardellati, Comparative Literature Lawrence David Warren Schmidt, Economics/Mathematics Susan Elaine Sharp, Psychology Nicole A. Shiffer, Asian Studies Jennifer Ann Sift, Chemistry Stefani Diane Stallard, English and Linguistics Stephanie M. Stapleton, Global Studies & Communication Studies Julia Ann Sterling, English and Global Studies Jessica Marie Swendiman, Geography and English Caitlin Ann Thompson, Psychology Niels Alexander Van Naarden, Law & Society and Philosophy Lesley Ann Wallace, Political Science and German Marina Lynn White, Psychology Rebecca Celia White, Psychology Emily Amber Whitmer, Art History and Anthropology Pa Soua Xiong, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
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