 Nearly
100 students were recently inducted into the Campbell University chapter of
Epsilon Pi Eta honor society. Among them were honorary members Dean Herb Kerner
of Admissions, left, and Dr. Jack Britt, vice president for Institutional
Advancement. Dr. Norman A. Wiggins, chancellor, praised these men for their
outstanding contributions to Campbell University. With Kerner and Britt, from
left, are Jennifer L. Hadra, president; and Rhonda C. Lambert, president-elect.
To be eligible, a Campbell student must earn a 3.25 grade point average for
three consecutive semesters. Epsilon Pi Eta, the oldest and largest academic
honor society at Campbell, began in 1928 under the leadership of Dr. Leslie
Hartwell Campbell and Mrs. Gladys Strickland Satterwhite.
Bulletin 0103-4/22/05
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