Phi Beta Kappa Inducts 8 Students of Modern Languages
Carnegie Mellon University’s chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society (PBK) has initiated 20 students, 8 of which are associated with the Department of Modern Languages at Dietrich College.
Phi Beta Kappa is a highly renowned honor society that acknowledges academic excellence in the fields of free thought, liberal arts, and sciences. To be eligible for membership, applicants must have at least intermediate knowledge of a second or non-native language along with other contingent requirements.
The Department of Modern Languages extends a warm congratulations to the following Modern Languages majors and minors:
Kyra Balenzano
Primary Major: Statistics and Machine Learning
Additional Major: Hispanic Studies
Minor: Computer Science
Anna Sophia Boyd
Primary Majors: German Studies; Music Performance
Jake Feldgoise
Primary Major: Policy and Management
Additional Major: Science, Technology and Public Policy
Minor: Chinese Studies
Grayson Frazier
Primary Major: Physics
Minor: Russian Studies
Rachael Johnson
Primary Major: Global Studies
Additional Major: French and Francophone Studies
Stephen McIntosh
Primary Major: Computer Science
Minor: Japanese Studies
Rachel Motz
Primary Major: Chemistry/Biological Chemistry Track
Minors: Chinese Studies; Cognitive Neuroscience
Douglas Patterson
Primary Major: Statistics and Machine Learning
Additional Major: Social and Political History
Minor: Hispanic Studies