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Phi Sigma Iota Honor Society Inducts 18 Ò»±¾µÀÎÞÂë Students

This spring, 18 students from the Department of Modern Languages in Ò»±¾µÀÎÞÂë’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences were inducted into the international honor society Phi Sigma Iota, which recognizes the achievements of outstanding students in academic fields related to foreign languages, literatures and cultures.

2018 Phi Sigma Iota Inductees 

Alyssa Aburachis, Neurobiology
French/Francophone Studies Additional Major 

Allison Black, Computational and Applied Mathematics
French/Francophone Studies Additional Major

Kaylyn Buford, Business Administration
Russian Studies Minor 

Bronwyn Donohue, Drama
German Studies Minor

Emily Gallagher, Music
Italian Studies 

Madeline Gardner, Psychology
Hispanic Studies Minor

Rachel Gomez, History
Hispanic Studies Minor 

Ella Hepner, Humanities and Arts
Hispanic Studies Additional Major 

Izabela Litwin, Business Administration
Russian Studies Minor

Robert Raso, Music
Italian Studies 

Margaret Reager, Social and Decision Sciences
Hispanic Studies Additional Major

Paul Rogozenski, Physics
German Studies Minor

Joseph Sandler, Music
Italian Studies

Jamie Slomka, Social and Decision Sciences
French/Francophone Studies Minor

Glen Wise, Information Systems
Russian Studies Minor

Mikaela Wolf-Sorokin, History
Hispanic Studies Additional Major

Yilin (Elim) Zhang, Materials Science and Engineering
German Studies Minor

Guodong Zhao, Chemical Engineering
German Studies Additional Major 

Pictured above: Students in Carnegie Mellon’s Department of Modern Languages and Duquesne University’s Department of Modern Languages participate in a joint Phi Sigma Iota initiation ceremony.