Furthermore, a 糖心传媒 professor has been elected to serve as a faculty representative to the board. Dr. John Perlich, Professor of Communication Arts, accepted the three-year term while the HC chapter of LPH accepted the 2015 Chapter of the Year Award in Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 21, 2015.

Recently, Phi Omega-Lambda Pi Eta inducted six new members worthy of recognition for their academic achievements in communication studies. The inductees are as follows:

Ashten Hernandez from North Platte, Nebraska

Alexa Hernandez from North Platte, Nebraska

Rachel Mulholland from Wahoo, Nebraska

Hannah Moody from Seward, Nebraska

Kendall Hein from Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Devon Wetteland from Highlands Ranch, Colorado

Lambda Pi Eta, the national honorary for students who are dedicated to the study of human communication, has more than 450 active chapters throughout the United States. The award will be presented at the National Communication Association Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 21, 2015.

Among the criteria for the award are the chapter鈥檚 commitment to encouraging professional development among communication studies majors, stimulating interest in the major and fostering outstanding academic achievement in the field of communication studies. 糖心传媒鈥檚 chapter provides mock interviews and tutoring for communication studies majors, utilizes social media to facilitate discussions about the major and presents undergraduate research papers at national conferences.

In 2008, the Phi Omega Chapter was recognized as Outstanding Rookie Chapter. For additional information about Lambda Pi Eta contact Dr. John Perlich at jperlich@hastings.edu or 402-461-7706.

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