College of Education and Human Development

Education Honor Society Inducts 35 New Members

The College of Education and Human Development celebrated the induction of 35 new members into Kappa Delta Pi, Nu Alpha Chapter.

The new initiates, listed below, are students in the Graduate School of Education and represent 14 different academic programs.

 

Thirty-five graduate students were inducted into George Mason University's chapter of the International Honor Society in Education at a ceremony in the Center for the Arts on the Fairfax campus.

 

Kappa Delta Pi is an International Honor Society in Education and the Nu Alpha Chapter was established at George Mason University in 1972. The mission of the society is to foster excellence in education and promote fellowship among those dedicated to teaching. The founders chose the name from the Greek words to represent knowledge (Kappa), duty (Delta), and power (Pi).

The chapter's leadership is Stacia Stribling, assistant professor; Ellen Rodgers, associate dean; and Amie Fulcher, professional faculty. 

 

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New Initiates to Kappa Delta Pi

 

Anis Abd. Razak
Early Childhood Education for Diverse Learners program

Kayla Banfield
Elementary Education program

Jamayca Bartels
Counseling and Development: School Counseling program

Stephanie Boscovitch
Special Education program

Kareem Clayborne
Elementary Education program

Charlene Cunningham
Elementary Education program

Candace Davis
Special Education program

Samantha del Castillo
Early Childhood Education for Diverse Learners program

Blake DiMeglio
Special Education program

Gina Ferrara
Early Childhood Education for Diverse Learners program

Evelyn Galan
International Elementary Education (FAST TRAIN) program

Rebecca Grady
Elementary Education program

Jessie Hall
Special Education program

Tasha Haston
Education Leadership program

Sheri Henderson
">Multiligual/Multicultural Education program

Karla Hopke
Early Childhood Education for Diverse Learners program

Maureen Howard
Special Education program

Katherine Lauer
Special Education program

Andrew McCartney
ASTL: Special Education program

John McConnell
Special Education program

Rachael McDonald
Special Education: Early Childhood program

Alexis McLain
Special Education program

Morgan Mines
Elementary Education program

Megan Moore
Elementary Education program

Victoria Morillo
English as a Second Language program

Kerry Newman
Secondary Education: English program

Michelle Pivonka
Elementary Education program

Natasha Plunkett
">Counseling and Development: School Counseling program

Margaret Rodriguez
ASTL: Special Education program

Katherine Runge
Special Education: Early Childhood program

Ashley Scott
Special Education Leadership program

Ashley Sgandurra
Educational Psychology: Assessment, Evaluation, and Testing program

Kerry Sparrow
">English as a Second Language program

Chloe Thomas
">Counseling and Development: School Counseling program

Julia Thome
Special Education program

William Wick
Instructional Design and Technology program

Neesa Wilkerson
Educational Psychology: Assessment, Evaluation, and Testing program

 

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About CEHD

George Mason University's College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) includes two schools: the Graduate School of Education, one of the most comprehensive education schools in Virginia, and the School of Recreation, Health, and Tourism. CEHD offers a full range of courses, certificates, and degree programs on campus, online, and on site to more than 4,000 students each year. CEHD is fully accredited by NCATE and all licensure programs are approved by the Virginia Department of Education. George Mason University, located just outside of Washington, DC, is Virginia's largest public research university.

For additional information:

• CEHD Communications: cehdnews@gmu.edu
• Graduate School of Education: gse.gmu.edu
• Kappa Delta Pi: cehd.gmu.edu/kdp

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