Thirty-three juniors were elected to the Rhode Island Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Wednesday, Chapter Administrator Mary Jo Foley wrote in an email to The Herald. Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest academic honors organization in the country. The award is widely recognized as one of the nation’s most prestigious academic honors. Brown’s chapter is the seventh-oldest of the 283 eligible to elect students to Phi Beta Kappa. The members of the class of 2015 who were selected include:
Meher Siddique Ali, a former Herald staff writer
Brett Joseph Anders
Tara Avril-Tucker
Rudy Wu Chen
Beatrix Ping Chu
Mara Amelia Freilich
Hannah Rose Gribetz
Mathias Fitzgibbons Heller, a Herald managing editor
Elaine Yi-Ning Hsiang
Abishek Kumar Kulshreshtha
Matthew Dongwoo Lee
Roderick Davis Macfarlane
Patrick Keenan Maiden
Alexander Philip Mechanick
Adam Mitchell Morris
Alexander Gray Moskowitz
Dieu Hoa Thi Nguyen
Kate Ilana Nussenbaum, a Herald senior editor
Eli Madison Okun, the Herald editor-in-chief and president
Sora Myong Park, a former Herald contributing writer
Sabin Hana Ray
Caroline Augusta Saine, a former Herald senior staff writer
Stephen Michael Sarno Jr.
Eleanor Gorsuch Siden
Sarah Elizabeth Tropp
Alexandra Downs Urban, a Herald staff photographer
Aaron Dobrow Vale
Jing Wang
Alexander Scott Warstadt
Adam Nathan Waters
Jacob Philip Weber
Christopher Timothy Wong
Bartosz Zerebecki
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