Eight students at Alfred State were recently inducted into the Psi Beta honor society, an organization which promotes interest in the study of psychology at two-year colleges. Students must have earned a 3.25 (out of a possible 4.0) grade point average, including a “B” or higher in at least one psychology course. The ceremony was conducted by Jennifer Bremser, assistant professor, Social and Behavioral Sciences Department [1], and faculty adviser to the club.

Pictured in photo, front row, l to r: Lisa Reynolds, Almond, nursing [2]; Tara Hughes, Bradford, human services management [3]; Kaytlyn Hawley, Dewittville, liberal arts and sciences: social science [4]; Destinea Wright-Perkins, Bloomfield, human services management; Jennifer Bremser, faculty adviser. Back row, l to r: John M.L. Albrecht, Psi Beta president; Heather Williams, Hornell, human services [5]; Aoife Patton, Belfast, human services; and Sade’ Bond, Washington, DC, human services.