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| In this Issue Letter from the Applied Sciences Alumni Chapter president and president elect Grandparents who raise grandchildren get special recognition--and help Senior from Alabama is first recipient of Park and Recreation Management Scholarship DeSoto Center's day classes in social work and criminal justice reach out to working students How to stay involved in your school School of Applied Sciences is proud of spring 2004 Phi Kappa Phi initiates Professor's concern about kids on welfare leads to recognition from state group Two departments get new leaders Three Applied Sciences scholars receive UM's highest honor National award is icing on the cake for dietetics professor who loves teaching
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School of Applied Sciences is proud of spring 2004 Phi Kappa Phi initiates |
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Mary Jane Hedges |
Brigitte Lange |
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Rhiannon Shaw |
April Shumaker |
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They include Mary Jane Hedges, a dietetics major of Corinth; Brigitte Nichole Lange, a communicative disorders major of Iuka; Rhiannon Claire Shaw, a social work major of Saltillo; and April Christine Shumake, a hospitality management major of Olive Branch. Chartered in 1959, Phi Kappa Phi is one of the University’s highest academic honor societies recognizing scholarship in all academic disciplines. Membership into the UM chapter is awarded to no more than 10 percent of the student body each year. Recipients must be juniors or seniors with gradepoint averages of 3.80 or higher.
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