Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas proudly celebrates the induction of new members into the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society on the DeWitt Campus.
Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society for two-year colleges, recognizing students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, and service. These Arkansas County students have shown a strong commitment to their academic journeys and continue to represent the values of PCCUA both inside and outside the classroom.
Students inducted during the ceremony include Austin Kocourek, Eli Smith, Allison Mackey, Ellie Watkins, Brandon Maronay, Jackson Noble, Alex Sims, Johnathon Roberts, Nicholas Brown, Andrew Howard, Omkumar Bhakta, and Patrick Criss.
Additional inductees not pictured are Kiara Bailey, Chad Bowie, Chance Brownell, Kyleigh Canamore, Ashlyn Eason, Alexis Frickett, Jeff Henson, Jaden Hornbeck, Gracey Lloyd, and Jonah Vandesteeg.
The ceremony also included a special recognition honoring Rosary Fazende-Jones and Thomas Moss for 10 years of dedicated service as Phi Theta Kappa advisors. Their continued mentorship has played a meaningful role in supporting and guiding student success.
PCCUA congratulates these students on this outstanding academic achievement and looks forward to the continued impact they will make in their communities and beyond.
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