The Alpha Beta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ’s Utica Campus has inducted new members for fall 2016.
Flanking the inductees on either side is Vice President Dr. Debra Mays-Jackson, left, and Academic Dean Dr. Marquise Loving, right. Inductees include Eddie Perry of Port Gibson, Tybrea Vivians of Jackson, Erykah Wilson of Utica, Teraneka Terrell of Utica, Ra’Shay Watts Port Gibson, Kathryn Green of Greenville, Artashia Stewart of Fayette, Areleatha Gibson of Montgomery, Ala., Marion Brooks of Canton and Jeffery Fairley of Jackson.
Three of the inductees received most of their credits while enrolled in dual credit courses in high school. From left, Erykah Wilson of Utica and Teraneka Terrell of Utica, who attended Crystal Springs High Schools, and Tybrea Vivians of Jackson, who attended Jim Hill High School.
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