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Phi Kappa Phi

Idaho State University Phi Kappa Phi Chapter 110

2026 ISU Phi Kappa Phi Initiation Ceremony Highlights

Keynote Speaker, Dr. Marie Stango, Associate Professor of History discussing
Keynote Speaker, Dr. Marie Stango, Associate Professor of History discussing "Contextual Matters: Historical Thinking for the Present and Future".

 

PKP 2026 Initiates

2026 Phi Kappa Phi initiates

Juniors
Alexis Bloom | Workplace Training Leadership    
*Addison Bouyear | Psychology
*Eliana Cecil | Chemistry
Niah Davis | Communication Sciences/Disorders
*Isabella Edwin | Biology
Anna Gering | Anthropology
McKenna Knopp | Psychology/Sociology
*Nathaniel Kopp | Biochemistry
Jessica Mekosch | Paralegal Studies
Gary Nahrstedt | Fire Services Administration
Nicole Nebeker | University Studies
Anjelo Ojeda | Robotics & Comm Sys Engr Tech
Addison Peterson | Psychology
*Emerie Preuit | Pre-Pharmacy
Destiny Rose | Sign Language Interpreting
Madison Small | Health Science
Ashton Thompson | General Business
*Alyssa Tomko | Psychology
*Natalya Tuma | Sign Language Interpreting
*Rosaura Verduzco | Elementary Education
*Tiffany Wilkinson | Elementary Education

Seniors
Cassandra Borchman | Early Childhood Care & Educ
Leslie Carranza-Estrada | Social Work
Lance Carson | Workplace Training Leadership
Lazarus Clark | Political Science
Delia Groves | Secondary Education
Carter Jensen | Political Science
*Elle Luker | Nursing
*Katherine Martin | Communication
*Maja McKnight | Administrative Management
*Leah Moellmer | Social Work
Aaron Patterson | Fire Services Administration

Seniors, cont.
Edie Payton | Political Science/Global Studies
*Asher Pirvu | Dietetics 
Chloe Quezada | Dietetics 
Kamber    Scott | Health Science
*Mary Thompsen | Management
Rochelle Venegas | Psychology
Josi Wells | Elementary Education

Graduate Students
Temala    Baker | Clinical Psychology
Warren Bee | Pharmacy
William    Bobo | Athletic Administration
*Kimber Carmons | Social Work
Wendy Dutenhoeffer | Instructional Design & Tech
Felice England | Social Work
Christine Gardner | Educational Leadership
Jacob Hall | Political Science
*Keaton Higgins | Pharmacy
*Brandie Jacobus | Accountancy
*Samuel Jeffries | Nuclear Science and Engineering
Trenton Jenks | Business Administration
*Heidi Luker | English
Shalee Olsen | Social Work
Christina Phillips | Special Education
*Walter Radovitch | PoliSci/State Local Non-Profit Adm
*Azraiel Raines | Political Science
*Madeline Wallentine | Pharmacy
Mindy Yeates | Business Administration

Faculty, Administration, and Community
*Mustafa Mashal | Civil and Environmental Engineering
Diana Campanella Schow | Community and Public Health
*Marie Stango | History

2027 Graduate Fellowship Award Application

Do you have plans for graduate school? Each chapter has the opportunity to nominate one student for a National Fellowship financial award. These prestigious awards range from $8,500 to $35,000 and are awarded to 62 students who will be entering their first year of graduate study. If you are a member of PKP and will be a senior graduating in 2026, please consider applying.

Established in 1932, the Fellowship Program annually provides funding to first-year graduate students who are pursuing post-baccalaureate degrees across all academic disciplines. Endorsed by their local chapter, Phi Kappa Phi Fellows go on to study at some of the nation’s top graduate schools.

Idaho State University's (ISU) Chapter #110 will select one candidate from among those of you joining our chapter and applying. More information about this fellowship opportunity is available on Phi Kappa Phi's Fellowship page or by contacting ISU Chapter President Dave Woods at davewoods@isu.edu

ISU Chapter #110 DEADLINE: Spring 2027

Our Chapter’s Fellowship Nominees and Scholarship Recipients

2026 – Courtney Griffin, PKP Fellowship Nominee

2025 – Cecily Shepherd, PKP Fellowship nominee

2024 – Kenydi Paige Young, William and Doris Brydon Scholarship fall tuition recipient

2023 – Dane Buck, PKP fellowship nominee

2021 – Ricky Morgan, PKP Fellowship nominee

2020 – Beverly Jackson, "Nifty Fifty Phi Kappa Phi" fall tuition scholarship recipient 

2020 – Kylie Greenwell, PKP Fellowship nominee

2019 – William Veloso, PKP Fellowship nominee

2018 – Paula Arinze, “Let the Love of Learning Rule Humanity” fall tuition scholarship recipient

2017 – Jennifer Ann Stemper, “The Sandra Shropshire Fall, 2017 Tuition Scholarship” recipient

 

Fellowship: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi currently awards fifty Fellowships of $8,500 each, six at $20,000 each, and two at $35,000 each to members entering the first year of graduate or professional study. Each active Phi Kappa Phi chapter may select one candidate from among its local applicants to compete for the Society-wide awards.  

Fellowship application deadline to the ISU chapter: April 1

Scholarship: The ISU chapter of ISU, through generous donations from our community and members, offers scholarship money to eligible undergraduate PKP initiates. Your contributions are always welcome. Our chapter goal is to provide a scholarship to one ISU student each year. 

Circle of Excellence Chapter Award Program

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi recognizes outstanding chapters each year for their work through the Circle of Excellence Chapter Award Program. The Circle of Excellence Award Program recognizes chapters for their work in promoting excellence on the local campus and engaging the community of scholars each year.

Our chapter has achieved Circle of Excellence Platinum status for 2023-2024. This level of performance can only be achieved because of the efforts of our dedicated chapter officers and members.