West Liberty University
Briann Spiker graduated from West Liberty Univeristy on May 12. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in science and an associate degree in dental hygiene.
Spiker is the daughter of Tina Archer and Allen Spiker. Her grandparents are Karen and David Archer and Jim and Linda Spiker. Her sister is Halie Spiker and her stepfather is Bob Boytko.
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Spiker is now a registered dental hygienist.
University of Evansville
EVANSVILLE, Ind. - Matthew Roberts, of Marietta, has joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Evansville.
Roberts, who is studying Environmental Science, officially became a new member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon after a week-long recruitment process that allowed potential new members to learn about Greek life and discover what each chapter has to offer. Roberts is one of 159 UE students who joined fraternities and sororities at the conclusion of Fall 2012 recruitment.
"The University of Evansville Greek system is one of the best in the country. Outstanding scholarship, remarkable service, vitality, and friendship are the foundational pieces that make our program exceptional," said Dana Clayton, UE vice president for student affairs and dean of students. "The men and women who belong to our fraternities and sororities are some of the highest profile leaders on campus, both in and outside the classroom. Our Greek students play a major role in shaping the campus community."
The University of Evansville's Greek system consists of six national fraternities, four national sororities, and one local sorority. Approximately 25 percent of the University's undergraduate students participate in Greek life. Together, they maintain a combined GPA that surpasses the campus average. Each year, the Greek community raises more than $50,000 for charity and performs more than 9,000 hours of community service.
"By joining Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Matthew Roberts has become part of a solid legacy of leadership and scholarship," Clayton added. "Going Greek is an experience that will serve students such as Matthew well beyond their college years."
The Ohio State University
Phi Sigma Theta announces that Madison Elizabeth Bauer, the daughter of MaryElla and Bill Bauer of Marietta, has recently become a member of Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society at The Ohio State University.
Phi Sigma Theta is a national honor society dedicated to recognizing and rewarding academic achievement in undergraduates at institutions of higher learning.
The Ohio State University
Kylie Seese, of Lowell, is the 25th student to be awarded the Dr. Charles and Josephine Dunkle Ingraham scholarship to the College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, The Ohio State University.
Seese, the daughter of Doug and Angie Seese, is a 2012 graduate of Fort Frye High School and attended Washington State Community College through the PSEO program. Seese was actively involved in FFA, as secretary, and a member of the chapter's rural soil judging team placing fifth individually in the state of Ohio and the team placing fourth. Seese was a member of the food science team, placing fourth individually at the district, and a member of the FFA livestock judging and parliamentary procedure teams.
Seese was also a member of the Fort Frye band, honor guard, National Honor Society and Science Olympiad team. As a graduating senior, she was awarded the Ralph Coffman leadership award.
Dr. Ingraham is an agricultural economist, professor emeritus, The Ohio State University. He grew up on his father's Valley Fruit Farm near Marietta. He was county agent in Hamilton and Hocking counties and state Extension livestock marketing specialist and state Extension business management specialist with teaching, extension and research responsibilities in the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, The Ohio State University.
