Phi Beta Kappa Book Awards Recognize Local High School Scholars

Submitted by Lee Capristo on
November 14, 2024
By Lee Capristo
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On November 12, the Zeta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at St. Mary’s College of Maryland recognized four accomplished high school scholars at its 27th annual book awards ceremony held on the campus. Phi Beta Kappa is the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honor society, known for recognizing academic excellence on 290+ select campuses across the nation. St. Mary’s College of Maryland was granted a chapter in 1997.

PBK Book Award recipients at SMCM
From left to right: Angie Draheim (SMCM psychology department staff and Zeta Chapter secretary), Lucas Price (Great Mills High School), Emilie Garrabrant (St. Mary’s Ryken High School), Hannah Heisler (Leonardtown High School), Nicholas "Mason" Mandis (Chopticon High School), Jennifer Cognard-Black (SMCM professor and Zeta Chapter book award coordinator).

 

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Shown in photo from left: SMCM President Tuajuanda C. Jordan; Angie Draheim (SMCM psychology department staff and Zeta Chapter secretary); Alexandria Stevens (King’s Christian Academy); Mikah Mohun-Hintze (Leonardtown High School); Angelena Holmes (Chopticon High School); Erika Gensley (St. Mary’s Ryken High School); Kathleen O’Toole (Great Mills High School); Colby Nelson (senior lecturer of English at SMCM and Zeta Chapter book award coordinator).
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