Grace College Honors Largest-Ever Group Of Alpha Chi Honor Society Inductees

February 24, 2021 at 9:53 p.m.
Grace College Honors Largest-Ever Group Of Alpha Chi Honor Society Inductees
Grace College Honors Largest-Ever Group Of Alpha Chi Honor Society Inductees

By Staff Report-

WINONA LAKE – Grace College inducted 36 juniors and seniors – its largest-ever group –  to the Alpha Chi Honor Society for the 2020-21 academic school year. These high-achieving students have earned the top 10% of GPAs across all disciplines at Grace.

They join nearly 11,000 students inducted annually into Alpha Chi from across the country, according to a news release from Grace College.

“Alpha Chi membership is an honor signifying students’ hard work, dedication to learning, and strong character,” said Dr. Laurie Owen, vice president of academic affairs at Grace College. “These students have devoted themselves wholeheartedly to thoughtful scholarship and career preparation throughout their time at Grace. It is our joy to celebrate and honor them each year.”

Grace’s Faith, Learning and Scholarship Committee paid for the lifetime membership dues for all inducted students this year to ensure that all eligible Grace students wishing to join Alpha Chi were able to do so.

“We're so happy we could bless Grace students and families in this way. We believe that academic achievement is always worthy of celebration, but the hard work of this year's members is all the more impressive given the circumstances of the past year,” said Dr. Lauren Rich, director of the Office of Faith, Learning and Scholarship.

Due to COVID, Grace was unable to hold an induction ceremony this year, but inductees were mailed a packet containing their membership certificate, membership pin, a personalized congratulatory letter from a faculty mentor and a leatherette padfolio embossed with the Alpha Chi seal. Members will also receive honor cords to wear with their regalia at Commencement, stated the release.

Local members of the Grace College Alpha Chi Honor Society that were inducted are: Austin Bowell, biology and chemistry major from Warsaw; Lydia DeBoest, French and Bible major from Warsaw; Kylee Gudeman, counseling and sociology major from Warsaw; Landon Paris: finance major from Winona Lake; and Anna Steely, management major from North Manchester,

For more information on Alpha Chi Honor Society, visit www.alphachihonor.org. For more information about the Grace College Alpha Chi Chapter, contact faculty sponsor Dr. Lauren Rich at [email protected].



WINONA LAKE – Grace College inducted 36 juniors and seniors – its largest-ever group –  to the Alpha Chi Honor Society for the 2020-21 academic school year. These high-achieving students have earned the top 10% of GPAs across all disciplines at Grace.

They join nearly 11,000 students inducted annually into Alpha Chi from across the country, according to a news release from Grace College.

“Alpha Chi membership is an honor signifying students’ hard work, dedication to learning, and strong character,” said Dr. Laurie Owen, vice president of academic affairs at Grace College. “These students have devoted themselves wholeheartedly to thoughtful scholarship and career preparation throughout their time at Grace. It is our joy to celebrate and honor them each year.”

Grace’s Faith, Learning and Scholarship Committee paid for the lifetime membership dues for all inducted students this year to ensure that all eligible Grace students wishing to join Alpha Chi were able to do so.

“We're so happy we could bless Grace students and families in this way. We believe that academic achievement is always worthy of celebration, but the hard work of this year's members is all the more impressive given the circumstances of the past year,” said Dr. Lauren Rich, director of the Office of Faith, Learning and Scholarship.

Due to COVID, Grace was unable to hold an induction ceremony this year, but inductees were mailed a packet containing their membership certificate, membership pin, a personalized congratulatory letter from a faculty mentor and a leatherette padfolio embossed with the Alpha Chi seal. Members will also receive honor cords to wear with their regalia at Commencement, stated the release.

Local members of the Grace College Alpha Chi Honor Society that were inducted are: Austin Bowell, biology and chemistry major from Warsaw; Lydia DeBoest, French and Bible major from Warsaw; Kylee Gudeman, counseling and sociology major from Warsaw; Landon Paris: finance major from Winona Lake; and Anna Steely, management major from North Manchester,

For more information on Alpha Chi Honor Society, visit www.alphachihonor.org. For more information about the Grace College Alpha Chi Chapter, contact faculty sponsor Dr. Lauren Rich at [email protected].



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