The annual induction of new members into Phi Beta Kappa will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, May 16, in Hodson Hall Auditorium on the Homewood campus. Students and faculty members who have previously been elected to Phi Beta Kappa by any university are welcome to attend.

Juniors elected to the society generally rank around the top 2 percent and seniors in the top 10 percent to 12 percent of their respective classes, not counting engineering students or those previously elected. The nominating committee looks for evidence of outstanding intellectual achievement and breadth of learning in addition to a high cumulative average.

Undergraduates attending SAIS and the Johns Hopkins/Columbia University Accelerated Interdisciplinary Legal Education Program are eligible for election and are judged on the same basis as the students completing a regular four-year sequence at Homewood. The Johns Hopkins chapter of Phi Beta Kappa does permit some doctoral students to be admitted as well.

 

From the Junior Class in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Jennifer Jung-In Ahn
Charles Magannig Boyle
Jennifer Dara Dein
Cindy Fei
Tatiana Gulnik
Ajay Naren Gurbani
Sarah Jyoung Hahn
Nikeeta Khetan
Emma Antonina Morrison
Viet Dang Nguyen
Jamal Nyame Shillingford
Tao Yue Zhu

 

From the Senior Class in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Donna Ackermann
Adnan Mostafa Ahmad
Zachary Garo Armen
Christian James Assaad
Tatyana Olegovna Babina
Bryan Jonathan Balin
Jonathan Kenneth Bateman
Jennifer Rose Berger
Allison Michelle Berken
Anthony Robert Blaha
Rebecca Anna Busch
David Chia Siang Chu
Kevin Edward Flaherty Clark
Amanda Valerie Crichlow
Manuel Josemaria Datiles
Sarah Rose David
Ivana Kestercanek Deyrup
Amy Elizabeth Dinitz
Katherine Anne Fallano
Suzanne Jasmine Fawzi
Eli Cramer Fendelman
Helena Stephanie Franceschi
Eitan Reuven Friedman
Andi Fu
Vera Jin-ling Goh
Megan Goldman-Petri
Marc Lawrence Goldwein
James William Harlow
Katerina Horska
Kareem Ibrahim
Claire Elisabeth James
Laura Michelle Kaplan
Theresa Ann Keating
Joanna Zofia Kochaniak
Katrina Hsin-Yuen Kuo
Leila Grace Lackey
Jason Sangjin Lee
Daniel Russell Lewis
Yang Li
Brian Min-Hann Lin
Pai Liu
Nur Peri Manisali
Michelle Nicole Melton
Emily Stahr Metzger
Mohak Vilas Mhatre
Katherine Beulah Mills-Tannenbaum
Ilan Mizrahi-Arnaud
Lisa Marie Nagy
Tricia Narine
Brooke Michele Nevils
Amy Beth Oppenheimer
Rossman Craig Palfrey
Sun Young Park
Tu Anh Pham Nguyen
Vijay Michael Phulwani
Hari Prabhakar
Jaan Gunnar Rannik
Ariana Elizabeth Reks
Megan Elizabeth Robbins
Divya Ramalakshmi Sambandan
Matthew Robert Alexander Sedlock
Christopher Philip Sereni
Robin T. Shah
Allison Jill Shale
Yoo Mee Shin
Matthew Stuart Sinn
Chloe Spring Slocum
Ramya Srinivasan
Fumino Tamaki
Isaac Yiwen Tay
Michelle Maria Tellock
Katherine Louise Thorpe
Amanda Margot Thurm
James Nelson VanDaniker
Desirae Marie Vasquez
Katherine Leigh Villa
Michael David Walter
Elizabeth Wenqian Wang
Daniel Eric Weinberg
David Hyun Yui
Minsi Zhang

 

From the Senior Class in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences — Elected in 2006

Erik William Anderson
Kevin Showen Chen
Catherine Jeeyun Choi
Shannon Michael Coy
Shereef Mohamed Elnahal
Alice Oi-lam Fung
Osman Arif Jaffer
Grace Yoonhee Kim
Aaron Hugh Levy-Forsythe
Robert Joseph Purgert
Stephen Gideon Sandford
David Alexander Sher
Regina Corrinne Littlepage Smith
Kendra Gayle Stratton

 

From the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies

Maria Nabil Saleh Andrawis
Sheng Tao Li

 

MD Candidates from the School of Medicine

Jeana Leann Benton
Linda Chi-Hang Chu
Gregory J. Czuczman
Jessica Marie Ghaferi
Paul Kenneth Herickhoff
Ben Eugene Paxton

 

PhD Candidates from the School of Medicine

Jichao Chen
Jianli Dai
Guo Huang
Feilim Colm MacGabhann
Xinle Niu
Sungjin Park
Gek Ming Sia
Yan Zheng

 

PhD Candidates from the Bloomberg School of Public Health

Michael George Berg
Ying-Jun Cao
Sorina Elena Eftim
Omar Jaime Galarraga
Lawrence Soon-U Lee

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