Adult National Honorary Society

Adult National Honorary Society: Alpha Sigma Lambda

Alpha Sigma Lambda is

Hard Work Academic Quality

Motivation Successful Personal Growth

Intelligence Leadership to Serve

Resilience Happiness

Group Identity

Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society is a nonprofit organization devoted to the advancement of scholarship and to the recognition of non-traditional students continuing their education. The Society was established in 1945-46 to honor superior scholarship and leadership in adult students.

It recognizes the special achievements of adults who accomplish academic excellence while facing competing interests of home and work. The Society not only brings together outstanding students and faculty, but also offers each individual an exposure to interests other than his/her own. It is dedicated to the advancement of scholarship and recognizes high scholastic achievement in an adult student's career.

Induction into Alpha Sigma Lambda is by invitation only, and students eligible to be inducted into this honorary need to fulfill the following requirements:

• 25 years of age or older
• 3.5 GPA or higher (the top 10 percent of this group is eligible for induction)
• 30 credit hours completed

2012 Induction Ceremony

On Sunday, March 15, the Gamma Chapter held its annual induction ceremony along with a dessert reception in the Student Union.  Jason Miller, president of Alpha Sigma Lambda, was the keynote speaker. 

Inductees in attendance:
Christine County, Janna L. Ford, Pavel N. Lizhnyak, Maria Meyers, Bryon P. Szorady, Brian Tucker II, Claire O. Wilkerson, Richard Wintucky. 

Inductees not in attendance:
Matthew L. Kreis, Rachel Mast, Susan A. Schneider, Allen K. Smith, Laura L. Villwock.