Alpha Eta Honor Society

This is a photo of approximately 30 students standing in front of an HSHP banner. These are the students that were awarded the Alpha Eta cords during the HSHP Awards Ceremony.

Alpha Eta Inductees 2019

Congratulations Class of 2020 Alpha Eta Inductees

The Alpha Eta Society promotes and recognizes significant scholarship, leadership, and contributions to the allied health professions. Nominations for Alpha Eta are made by faculty members during the fall of a student's final year of their academic program. Undergraduate students with an overall GPA of 3.5 or better are eligible for nomination. Graduate students with an overall GPA of 3.8 or better are eligible for nomination. Nominated students are evaluated based on their academic performance, leadership, service, and scholarly activity.

Graduate Students	Undergraduate Students
Jared Bauer, Physical Therapy Kendall Cirella, Physical Therapy Audrey DiMatteo, Occupational Therapy Alexander Drescher, Physical Therapy Denise Ibarra, Physical Therapy Taylor Larkin, Exercise and Sport Sciences Maria McGloin, Occupational Therapy Kathryn Montgomery, Physical Therapy Emma Oliver, Occupational Therapy Katie Spellerberg, Occupational Therapy Devon Stuart, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Amy Wagner, Occupational Therapy Jenna Weisinger, Occupational Therapy Kelly Wing, Physical Therapy	Olutayo Akinboboye, Clinical Health Studies Rebecca Amir, Speech-Language Pathology Haley Ashton, Clinical Health Studies Meghan Beahan, Clinical Health Studies Liza Caldicott, Clinical Health Studies Maggie Callery, Occupational Science Matthew Clements, Clinical Health Studies Matthew Darby, Occupational Science Danielle Frankel, Speech-Language Pathology Andrew Gansas, Clinical Health Studies Madeleine McConnon, Exercise Science Keanna Morales, Occupational Science Maggie Nickerson, Occupational Science Kaitlyn Sevilla, Clinical Health Studies Justina Snyder, Clinical Health Studies Elena Tansley, Clinical Health Studies Kaileen Townsend, Occupational Science Cody Wamsley, Athletic Training Ashley Warren, Exercise Science Amanda Wetmore, Occupational Science Michaela Zeller, Clinical Health Studies

Graduate Students

Undergraduate Students

Jared Bauer, Physical Therapy
Kendall Cirella, Physical Therapy
Audrey DiMatteo, Occupational Therapy
Alexander Drescher, Physical Therapy
Denise Ibarra, Physical Therapy
Taylor Larkin, Exercise and Sport Sciences
Maria McGloin, Occupational Therapy
Kathryn Montgomery, Physical Therapy
Emma Oliver, Occupational Therapy
Katie Spellerberg, Occupational Therapy
Devon Stuart, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
Amy Wagner, Occupational Therapy
Jenna Weisinger, Occupational Therapy
Kelly Wing, Physical Therapy

Olutayo Akinboboye, Clinical Health Studies
Rebecca Amir, Speech-Language Pathology
Haley Ashton, Clinical Health Studies
Meghan Beahan, Clinical Health Studies
Liza Caldicott, Clinical Health Studies
Maggie Callery, Occupational Science
Matthew Clements, Clinical Health Studies
Matthew Darby, Occupational Science
Danielle Frankel, Speech-Language Pathology
Andrew Gansas, Clinical Health Studies
Madeleine McConnon, Exercise Science
Keanna Morales, Occupational Science
Maggie Nickerson, Occupational Science
Kaitlyn Sevilla, Clinical Health Studies
Justina Snyder, Clinical Health Studies
Elena Tansley, Clinical Health Studies
Kaileen Townsend, Occupational Science
Cody Wamsley, Athletic Training
Ashley Warren, Exercise Science
Amanda Wetmore, Occupational Science
Michaela Zeller, Clinical Health Studies

Congratulations Faculty Inductees

Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education

Mary Bentley, Associate Professor
Karen Edwards, Associate Professor
Julia Lapp, Associate Professor
Raj Subramaniam, Professor

Department of Occupational Therapy

Rita Daly, Clinical Assistant Professor

Department of Physical Therapy

Mike Costello, Assistant Professor
Kayleigh Plumeau, Assistant Professor

Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies

Janice Monroe, Professor

The National Scholastic Honor Society for the Allied Health Professions

Ithaca College Chapter

The purpose of the Society shall be the promotion and recognition of significant scholarship, leadership, and contributions to the allied health professions.

History of Alpha Eta

Founded in 1975, The Alpha Eta National Honor Society recognizes and promotes significant scholarship, leadership, and contributions to the Allied Health professions at collegiate institutions. Undergraduate and graduate students in their last academic year of enrollment, alumni and faculty meeting the national and chapter qualifications, can be nominated for membership in the Society by members of the local chapter. The Ithaca College Chapter was chartered in March 2009, with the initial members inducted in 2010.

Alpha Eta Nomination and Application Process

Nominations for Alpha Eta are made by faculty members during the fall of a student's final year of their academic program. Each nominated student will be contacted by the Alpha Eta Chapter President notifying them of their nomination and explaining the application process. Please note that only 20% of all eligible students can be inducted into the Ithaca College Chapter of the Alpha Eta Honor Society.

Eligibility

Undergraduate students with an overall GPA of 3.5 or better are eligible for nomination. Graduate students with an overall GPA of 3.8 or better are eligible for nomination. Nominated students will be evaluated based on their academic performance, leadership, service, and scholarly activity.

Questions?

HSHP Dean's Office
320 Smiddy Hall
Ithaca College
953 Danby Road
Ithaca, NY 14850

8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday

hshpdean@ithaca.edu

(607) 274-3237