 Pi
Sigma Alpha
Eligible department
majors and minors can be part of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political
science honors society. Hope College's chapter is known as Eta
Kappa and
was chartered in 1975.
The Purposes of Pi
Sigma Alpha are:
- To promote worthwhile curricular and extracurricular
activities related to Political Science;
- To stimulate scholarship and intelligent interest
in Political Science;
- To stimulate active interest in serving as
productive citizens in a working representative democracy;
- To support the activities of the Eta Kappa
Chapter on Hope College's campus.
Qualifications for Membership
- Must have political science GPAs of
at least 3.2
- Must have an overall GPA ranking in the top
third of your class
- Must have earned at least 10 credits in Political
Science
- Must have taken at least one 295 or 300-level
course in Political Science
The application process for Pi
Sigma Alpha begins in the fall, when eligible students are notified.
Members then pay a $35 lifetime membership fee
to the national
office.
The advisor to the Eta Kappa chapter of Pi Sigma
Alpha is currently Dr. Jeffrey Polet. Please
contact him with any questions.
2009-2010
Members
 President:
Ken Bauman
Vice Pressident: Stephanie Bogema
Alison Benoit
Emma Biagioni
Bethany Braaksma
Shannon Brenneman
Nathan Bult
Alexander Deschaine
Shannon Dickinson
Abigail Gowman
Marissa Grott
Kevin Haley
Rylee Hartung
Brittney Jatzo
Melissa Kilbourn
Maria Krebs
Katelyn Lokker
Colleen McKinnie
Meghan McNamee
Dustin Miller
Ethan Morrical
Samuel Ogles
Rebecca Olsen
Brooke Quisenberry
Diego Romero
Matthew Rose
Kevin Soubly
Dan Toren
Colin Vis
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