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Mu Alpha Theta Unveils Display Case
Mu Alpha Theta recently unveiled a new
display case in the Math and Science Building on the campus of
Northeast Alabama Community College. The display case contains
student photos and memorabilia from the mathematics honors
organization since its charter was granted during the Spring
Quarter of 1987. "When I first began the project, the past
members were just pictures and names to me. But the more I
worked on the display case, the more I began to relate to those
past members and realize that I'm the same, just in a different
generation," stated Austin Crowe, 2007-2008 Mu Alpha Theta
President. During the summer semester of last year Austin began
compiling names and group photos of students who have joined Mu
Alpha Theta. Including the current 2008 Spring Semester 1,945
students have joined Mu Alpha Theta at Northeast.
Previous members are invited to visit the campus and view the
display case in the lobby of the Math and Science Building.
“While looking through the display case you will find students
who began their college education at Northeast and are now
employed in a variety of fields. We have graduates who were
members of Mu Alpha Theta who are now pharmacists, teachers,
engineers, and doctors, among many other careers,” stated Greg
Millican, Chair of the Math and Science Division. Mu Alpha Theta
purchased the display case and funds a variety of service
projects on campus each year including the Summer Honors
Scholarship.
For more information about Northeast's
math honorary society, visit the
Mu Alpha Theta
webpage.
Mu Alpha Theta recently unveiled a new
display case on the campus of Northeast Alabama Community
College. Pictured is Austin Crowe, Mu Alpha Theta President.
Austin worked to compile names and photos of the 1,945 students
who have joined Mu Alpha Theta since the organization began on
campus in 1987. Mu Alpha Theta is the mathematics honor society
at Northeast. |
