Beyond the classroom. Participate in Marquette's national honor society for theology and religious studies, Theta Alpha Kappa, which sponsors educational and social events, as well as national writing competitions. Contact Dr. Mickey Mattox, Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies.

 

News from TAK members:

Nicole Steinmetz, a 2010 graduate (Theology), has been accepted into the Common M.A. program at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California.  The Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University (JST-SCU) will be her school of affiliation, and she'll be concentrating in social theory and ethics. Nicki, who was inducted into Theta Alpha Kappa (TAK), National Honor Society for Religious Studies and Theology in 2009, was a double major; her primary college was Business Administration, with a secondary major in Theology.

 

Brice Cleland will graduate this month with majors in Theology and Exercise Science, and was also inducted into TAK in 2009. Brice will be attending the University of Colorado-Boulder for his Master’s in Integrative Physiology, after which he plans to pursure his Ph.D. in a related field.

 

Web posted: April 21, 2011

 

 

 

THETA ALPHA KAPPA INDUCTEES

2011

Nathan Bounyong

Regina Galassi

2010

Michael Cannon

John Kelly

Kollin Petrie

Timothy Rank

2009

Brice Cleland

Gretchen Gunther

Francisco Hurtado

Thomas Klind

Theodore Maillette

Aubrey Murphy

Christopher Owen

Robert Schram

Nicole Steinmetz

Michael Tedone

Peter Wagoner

2008

Katherine Coldwell

Michael Greuel

Garrett Gundlach

Anthony Stratman


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