Kansas Gamma Chapter Benedictine College Kappa Mu Epsilon National Mathematics Society

Kappa Mu Epsilon, a national mathematics honor society founded in 1931, seeks to further student interest in math and computer science. The Kansas Gamma chapter activities allow student interaction both within Benedictine College and on a larger scale throughout the United States. Students and faculty join together...

• to socialize
  at chili and pizza parties, picnics, and Christmas Wassail
  
• to learn
  from speakers, movies, and each other
  

Kansas Gamma was installed on May 26, 1940, as the third Kansas chapter. It is one of the 137 active chapters in the United States. Traditionally, Benedictine College students have presented their research at regional and national meetings of the organization and served on convention committees.

Congratualations to the Spring 2008 Kansas Gamma initiates: Christina Henning, Emily James, Caitlin Kelly, Scott Storm, and Matthew Weaver.

Two junior Kansas Gamma members were awarded Sister Helen Sullivan Scholarships for the 2008-2009 school year. Congratulations to Linda Myers and Erick Klinckman.

For more information on Kansas Gamma, contact corresponding secretary Sister Linda Herndon, Ph.D.