Eighteen Wood County residents were among those inducted into the Alpha Omega Pi Chapter of the Phi Theta
Kappa International Honor Society at Owens Community College for the 2011 fall semester.
The Owens’ chapter is one of the largest in the state.
The mission of the society, established in 1918, is to recognize academic excellence among two-year
college students, provide opportunities for leadership training, and an intellectual climate for the
exchange of ideas and ideals.
Selection criteria for students is based upon enrollment in a two-year college, completing a minimum
number of course hours set forth by the chapter, achieving a minimum 3.5 grade point average, and
exemplifying academic excellence, as determined by faculty.
Wood County residents inducted were:
• Christina Brown, Fostoria – Business Management
• Jacqueline Brown, Rossford – Pre-Nursing
• Michael Copeland, Grand Rapids – Emergency Management and Planning
• Jeremiah Diegel, Portage – Psychology
• Phuoc Dunn, Perrysburg – Registered Nursing
• Elena Herevia, Bowling Green – Pre-Culinary Arts
• Megan Higley, Bowling Green – Criminal Justice
• Ashley Holzwart, Tontogany – Communication Studies
• John Hubbard, Perrysburg – Office Administration
• Kaitlyn Lay, Rossford – Pre-Nursing
• Hannah Lorentz, Bowling Green – Pre-Business Administration
• Felicia Pawlowski, Bowling Green – Real Estate
• Christina Perry, Perrysburg – International Studies
• Ginger Redway, Perrysburg – Pre-Pharmacy
• Tina Robinette, Bowling Green – Associate of Science, General Concentration
• Kathy Smith, Fostoria – Accounting
• Melinda Spoores, Bowling Green – Organizational Leadership
• Jenna Whetsel, Rossford – Pre-Occupational Therapy Assistant