Northwestern Oklahoma State University inducted 25 new members into the Red and Black Scroll Honor Society.
The students received their certificates via email.
Red and Black Scroll recognizes outstanding scholarship and service among sophomore students at Northwestern. Requirements for membership include completion of 40-59 hours of college credit, a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0, participation in two or more campus organizations or activities, attendance at Northwestern for at least two semesters and non-failure of a college course.
Sponsors are Dr. Sheila Brintnall, professor of mathematics, and Dr. Dena Walker, associate professor of mathematics.
This year’s inductees include:
Yarely Isabel Aguilar of Ringwood, accounting major; Kathryn Brashears of Beaver, biology major; Sagelyn Budy of Alva, agriculture major; Avery Crockett of Osawatomie, Kansas, undecided major; Taylor Ellis of Enid, agriculture education major; Cooper Frymire of Thomas, biology major; Josie Gibson of Guymon, agriculture business major; Adrianna Gutierrez of Alva, pre-nursing major; Madeline Long of Gate, early childhood education major; Skylar Lopez of Wichita, Kansas, pre-nursing major; Hunter McMillin of Sylvia, Texas, psychology major; Brooke Miller of Harrisonville, Missouri, health and sports science education major; Christi-Anne Mills of Tulsa, health and sports science education major.
Also, Kylie Morgan of Alva, pre-nursing major; Jazlyn Norwood of Little Elm, Texas, pre-nursing major; Tara Owen of Alva, mass communication major; Madeline Pack of Lexington, pre-nursing major; Mattie Ann Pitts of Waynoka, elementary education major; Azucena Rivera-Martinez of Alva, accounting major; Pemba Sherpa of Alva, computer science major; Cora Beth Taylor of Kingfisher, biology major; Bridget Mae Wilhite of Cherokee, pre-nursing major; Braden Williams of Alva, biology-health science option and chemistry major; Lindie Williams of May, biology-health science option major; and Johnathan Ylitalo of Enid, biology-health science option and chemistry major.
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