Tri-Beta initiates new members

The Bloomsburg University chapter of Beta Beta Beta, the biology honor society, welcomed new members at its initiation ceremony in 108 Hartline Science Center on October 13, 2019. Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta) is a society for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Since its founding in 1922, more than 175,000 persons have been accepted into lifetime membership, and more than 430 chapters have been established throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. The mission of Tri-Beta is:  1) to stimulate scholarship; 2) to disseminate scientific knowledge; and 3) to promote biological research (www.tribeta.org)United States and Puerto Rico. The mission of Tri-Beta is:  1) to stimulate scholarship; 2) to disseminate scientific knowledge; and 3) to promote biological research (www.tribeta.org)  

Kaitlyn Gwozdecki, Kyle Mausteller and Lauren Bunnell

The ceremony was conducted by Tri-Beta officers President Kyle Mausteller, 
Vice-President Kaitlyn Gwozdecki, and Historian, Lauren Bunnell. Kayla Sompel is the treaurer and Kathryn Sherry is the secretary. The group is advised by Drs. Hare-Harris and Surmacz.  Dr. Angela Hess, BAHS chairperson delivered the welcoming remarks. During the ceremony, initiates learned about the history, symbols and mission of Tri-Beta and took a pledge to promote its spirit, objectives, and honor. 
Dr. Lauri Green shares her research
experiences that led her to BU.
Guest speaker Dr. Lauri Green, assistant professor, engaged the assembly of initiates and their families, BAHS faculty, and guests with a presentation on "Just a Marine Biologist in a Landlocked State." 

 Current members of Tri-Beta are: Undergraduates:  Amanda Aulenbach, Cortney Blevins, Lauren Bunnell, Kaitlyn Gwozdecki, Zechariah Hanna Jr, Lizmeidy Hernandez, Clifford Jones,  Michell Liddick, Kyle Mausteller, Cassandra Riley, Kathryn Sherry, Kayla Sompel, Matthew Srednicki, Austin White.


 Graduate Students: Emily Ashberry, Jerome E. Betz III, Kyle Flannery,  Aaron Gordon-Weaver, Heather Llewellyn, Samantha Maywald, MacKenzie McDowell, Alex Pasculle,       Benjamin Paul, Ian Whiteside.

 Faculty:   Drs. Ardizzi, Chamuris, Coleman, Hare-Harris, Henry, Hess, Hranitz, Kipe-Nolt, Nolt, Schwindinger, Surmacz, Venditti, Wood. Professor Hartzell,

New Initiates 2019 Regular Members: Oriana Balascio, Zachary Beamer, Taylor Bozza, Megan Brandt, Sarah Buckley, Alexandra Burrows, Derek Bussey, Brooke Calle, Emily Demko, Casey Donahoe, Jacquelynn Formosa, Megan Garland, Alexandra Gehris, Teresa Haug, Brianna Heller, Allison Hubner, Danielle James, Katelyn Kelchner, Gabriel Manyak Diana Masteller, Elizabeth Neifert, Rachen Nenstiel, Sweetie Patel, Gabrielle Piccolo, Melissa Parsons, Lenora Pierce, Taylor Runkle, Sydney Russell, Shannon Slesicki, Jaimee Soeller, Allison Sowers, Lindsay Stine, Rachael Strockbine, Celeste Takach, Tristen Wade, Alyssa Williams

 Associate Members: Cameron Buoy, Sienna Craley, Emily Knisely, Andrea Myers, Devin Shaw, Dalton Snyder.

 Graduate Members: Hannah Anderson, Caitlyn Collins, Keara Drummer

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