USCA education students inducted into honor society  

USCA’s Psi Xi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the international honor society in education, inducted new members into the organization recently. 

“KDP's inductees represent the very best of the School of Education at USCA,” said Dr. David Buckman, dean.

“Their commitment to scholarship, service and leadership reflects the values we strive to instill in all of our students.” 

Each year, USCA’s Psi Xi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi invites teacher candidates with outstanding academic standing to join the honor society. The organization fosters excellence in education and promotes fellowship among those dedicated to teaching.   

“Kappa Delta Pi offers members opportunities to connect with other educators around the world in professional experiences,” said Dr. Bridget Colemen, advisor for the Psi Xi chapter.  

“Locally, our members uplift each other and bring recognition highlighting their peers’ achievements.” 

The following USCA students join famous members of KDP, including Albert Einstein, George Washington Carver, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Margaret Mead:    

• Kayla Cox  

• Anna Davis  

• Sarah Dearman  

• Chelsea McCants  

• Emma Polewski  

• Kendall Risher  

• Makariya Rouse  

• Shannon Shealy-Blume  

• Alli Sheffield  

• Tirzah Slagle  

• Rose Snipes  

• Zoe Stewart  

• Antwone Williams  

“Our chapter of Kappa Delta Pi is a community of hard-working future educators who are supported on their path to success,” said Jessica Lawson, USCA’s chapter president. 

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