At a glance
The ceremony was conducted by Dr. BJ Douglass, assistant professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department and faculty adviser to the club.
Seven students at Alfred State were inducted April 20 into the Psi Beta honor society, an organization that promotes interest in the study of psychology.
Students must have earned a 3.25 (out of a possible 4.0) GPA, including a “B” or higher in at least one psychology course. Those inducted were Alyssa Falcone, a human services management major from Fillmore; Jessica Dixon, a human services management major from Wellsville; Jessica Holden, a liberal arts and sciences: social science major from Ithaca; Charles Lohnes, a liberal arts and sciences: social science major from Belmont; Stephanie Pembleton, a human services management major from Buffalo; Chelsey Pierce, a human services management major from Andover; and Dorothy Billings, a human services major from Wellsville.
The ceremony was conducted by Dr. BJ Douglass, assistant professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department and faculty adviser to the club.
Pictured in photo, from left to right, are Alyssa Falcone, a human services management major from Fillmore; Jessica Dixon, a human services management from Wellsville; Jessica Holden, a liberal arts and sciences: social science major from Ithaca; Charles Lohnes, a liberal arts and sciences: social science major from Belmont; Stephanie Pembleton, Buffalo, human services management major from Buffalo, and Dr. BJ Douglass, faculty adviser. Not pictured are Chelsey Pierce, a human services management major from Andover, and Dorothy Billings, a human services major from Wellsville.