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world issues. We are committed <strong>to</strong> promoting human welfare through <strong>the</strong> association of a fellowshipgroup interested in developing scientific knowledge that may be applied <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> solution of global socialproblems. The Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society will provide students, staff and faculty an opportunity <strong>to</strong>share information and address community and world concerns through interactions of service <strong>to</strong> people inour community, throughout our nation and abroad. Membership is open <strong>to</strong> all students, staff and facultythat meet <strong>the</strong> international requirement and are interested in participating in, learning about and beingexposed <strong>to</strong> societal issues as a means of providing community service and goodwill <strong>to</strong> those in need.Dr. Vida Bajc and Dr. Regina Smardon 630-7089John Sill, 630-7088Alpha Lambda DeltaAlpha Lambda Delta is a national honor society, founded in 1924, for first year university students whohave achieved a 3.5 or higher GPA. The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is <strong>to</strong> encourage superioracademic achievement among students in <strong>the</strong>ir first year at <strong>Methodist</strong> <strong>University</strong>, <strong>to</strong> promote intelligentliving and a continued high standard of learning, and <strong>to</strong> assist students in recognizing and developingmeaningful goals for <strong>the</strong>ir unique roles in society.Dr. Lori Brookman, Dr. Felicia Malissen and Dr. P. Jennifer Rohrer-Walsh serve as faculty co-advisorsAlpha Sigma LambdaLambda Epsilon ChapterAlpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society is a nonprofit organization devoted <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> advancemen<strong>to</strong>f scholarship and <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> recognition of nontraditional students continuing <strong>the</strong>ir higher education. Thesociety was established in 1945-1946 <strong>to</strong> honor superior scholarship and leadership in adult students. Toattain chapter membership, <strong>the</strong> institution must be a regionally accredited <strong>University</strong> or university tha<strong>to</strong>ffers two or four-year degrees <strong>to</strong> nontraditional/adult students.Linda Gravitt, 630-7074American Marketing AssociationThis organization is a collegiate chapter of <strong>the</strong> American Marketing Association. It is a professionalassociation that provides students with <strong>the</strong> resources <strong>to</strong> grow in leadership and gain marketing skillsthrough various projects and services throughout <strong>the</strong> year. <strong>Student</strong>s are able <strong>to</strong> interact with successfulmembers of <strong>the</strong> community <strong>to</strong> advance professional networking skills. The American Marketing Associationconnects you <strong>to</strong> marketers across all specialties <strong>to</strong> collaborate, network, gain practical experience andempower your career. Membership is open <strong>to</strong> any students that are interested in marketing.Dr. Mark Kendrick, 630-7046American <strong>University</strong> of Healthcare ExecutivesThe purpose of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Student</strong> Chapter of ACHE is <strong>to</strong> inform members, potential members, and o<strong>the</strong>rs in<strong>the</strong> community of changes, programs, and benefits in <strong>the</strong> healthcare arena. It is also our purpose <strong>to</strong>provide students, medical practitioners, and faculty a forum for professional interaction and dialogueconcerning issues in health services administration.Michael Sullivan, 630-7591Beta Beta BetaTri Beta is a national honor and professional society for students in <strong>the</strong> biological sciences. Its objectivesare <strong>to</strong> promote scholastic excellence and research in appointed areas of science. Anyone interested in <strong>the</strong>biological sciences may hold associate membership; however, full membership (<strong>the</strong> right <strong>to</strong> hold office) islimited <strong>to</strong> students who have completed three biology courses with a B average. The local chapter, TauZeta, was chartered in 1982. Its members participate in various service projects and sponsor speakersfrom wildlife centers and o<strong>the</strong>r Universities. Club members take field trips <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> North Carolina ZoologicalPark, <strong>the</strong> Carolina Beach and Fort Fisher Marine Labora<strong>to</strong>ries, and o<strong>the</strong>r places of interest. <strong>Student</strong>swho enjoy any phase of <strong>the</strong> biological sciences are encouraged <strong>to</strong> join.Dr. Clay Brit<strong>to</strong>n, 630-7451Beta Sigma Phi SororityWe are an internationally recognized sorority that is committed <strong>to</strong> community service and <strong>the</strong> well-being of o<strong>the</strong>rs.ΒΣΦ Sorority has promoted social contact, self development, and spiritual fulfillment since 1931. Our Greekletters represent Life, Learning, and Friendship. There are over 12,500 chapters worldwide with a combinedmembership of approximately 200,000. Meetings are held twice monthly and social events are held throughout<strong>the</strong> month. Our goal is <strong>to</strong> help <strong>the</strong> community through service each month. We participate in activities suchas <strong>the</strong> Cumberland County Agricultural Fair, <strong>the</strong> Warrior Angels Run for Breast Cancer, Special Olympics,Founders’ Day, S<strong>to</strong>p Hunger Now, Operation Christmas Child and <strong>the</strong> Cape Fear Valley Children’s Hospital.Donna Wilson, 630-715764