Pictured from left: Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) National Biological Honor Society inductees (Seated) Julia Hunt (RU-2028), Brooke Fairchild (RU-2027), Reese Wise (RU-2027), Hailey Gregorich (RU-2027), (Standing) Amelia Lux (RU-2026), Maya Szabo (RU-2028), Ethan Rice (RU-2026), Vinny Varsalona (RU-2025), Keith Hudson (RU-2027), Matthew Bowman (RU-2026), Fernando Zapata-Gomez (RU-2027), and Molly Stevens (RU-2026).
By Suzy Alstrin
Induction into the prestigious Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) National Biological Honor Society recognizes students’ academic excellence, commitment to biology, and contributions to the field through research and scholarship. On February 24th, 15 Reinhardt undergraduate students earned this recognition and took the official pledge into the University’s Psi Phi chapter.
Chapter advisor and biology instructor Kylie Stover said, “Being inducted into TriBeta is an acknowledgment of hard work and dedication to biology and can significantly enhance students’ academic and professional trajectory.”
Since its founding in 1922, TriBeta has established over 650 chapters throughout the United States. Its members are committed to improving the understanding and appreciation of life sciences and extending the boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research.
Congratulations to:
Matthew Bowman (RU-2026)
Brooke Fairchild (RU-2027)
Pedro Fonseca (RU-2026)
Hailey Gregorich (RU-2027)
Lawna Henry (RU-2026)
Keith Hudson (RU-2027)
Julia Hunt (RU-2028)
Amelia Lux (RU-2026)
Braniff Mahoney (RU-2026)
Ethan Rice (RU-2026)
Molly Stevens (RU-2026)
Maya Szabo (RU-2028)
Vincent Varsalona (RU-2025)
Reese Wise (RU-2027)
Fernando Zapata-Gomez (RU-2027)
