SVC students inducted into Pi Mu Epsilon mathematics honor society

LATROBE, PA – On April 25, 14 Saint Vincent College students were inducted into Pi Mu Epsilon, the national mathematics honor society.

To be eligible for induction, undergraduate students must have completed at least two semesters of calculus and two additional courses in mathematics at or above the calculus level, all of which lead to the fulfillment of the requirements for a major in mathematics. In addition, these students must have maintained a strong grade point average, both for all courses that lead to fulfillment of requirements for a major in mathematical sciences and for all courses that lead to fulfillment of requirements for an undergraduate degree.

The newest inductees into Saint Vincent College’s Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon include:

• Victoria Barone, senior mathematics major from North Huntingdon
• Joseph Burke, senior mathematics major from Grayslake, IL
• Andrew Downs, senior mathematics major from Loyalhanna
• Ethan Dutka, senior mathematics major from Irwin
• Brooke Garman, junior biochemistry major from Bloomsburg
• Domenic Hipps, senior mathematics - secondary certification major from Greensburg
• Daniel Hough, senior computer science major from Jeannette
• Kaitlyn Kennedy, senior business administration major from Greensburg
• Luke Levendosky, senior mathematics - secondary certification major from North Huntingdon
• Makenna Maier, senior mathematics - secondary certification major from Butler
• Tyler Martin, senior finance and mathematics major from Greensburg
• Mya Pizzuto, senior mathematics major from Pittsburgh
• Jeffrey Raynor, economics and mathematics major from Lyndhurst, OH
• Anthony Sparta, senior chemistry major from Jefferson Hills

Saint Vincent College’s Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon was established in 2017. Dr. Whitney Liske, assistant professor of mathematics, serves as adviser.