Theater honor society inducts new members

Published by Concordia University, Nebraska 13 years ago on Fri, Apr 22, 2011 12:41 PM

Concordia’s chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, a national theater honor society, inducted 18 new members in April.

Alpha Psi Omega is a theater honor society recognizing contributions to a particular theater or department.  Admittance into Alpha Psi Omega is based on a point system.

“You get points for participating in productions or activities,” said Bryan Moore, assistant professor of communication and theatre. “You can get points for acting, directing, doing tech or designing. They’re all worth different amounts of points.”

In addition to meeting the point requirement, students had to perform a Shakespearean monologue at the induction ceremony to be accepted into Alpha Psi Omega.

“It’s an honor,” said junior Sarah Dinger. “It recognizes all the work we put into the theater department. He [Moore] told us some of the people who have been in it here before and being counted among them is great. They were people I looked up to when I started here.” 

Alpha Psi Omega Inductees:

Dottie Avery, Senior, San Antonio, Texas

Nathaniel Bellin, Senior, Racine, Wis.

Tyler Beltz, Senior, Norfolk, Neb.

Beth Brackmann, Junior, Parker, Colo.

Sarah Dinger, Junior, Pocatello, Idaho

Mikaela Klein, Senior, Grand Island, Neb.

Mary Krc, Junior, Frederick, Md.

Abbie Kuehn, Senior, Lincoln, Neb.

Heather Niedfeldt, Senior, Stella, Neb.

Heidi Niedfeldt, Senior, Stella, Neb.

Henning Peterson IV, Junior, Parker, Colo.

Katrina Schulteis, Junior, Greenfield, Iowa

Emilie Schultz, Senior, Houston, Texas

Josh Schultz, Junior, Mapleton, Minn.

Andrew Schwartz, Sophomore, Greeley, Colo.

Bryce Tellmann, Junior, New Salem, N.D.

Jacob Wagner, Senior, Paullina, Iowa

Rory Wendelin, Junior, Oberlin, Kan. 

Newly inducted Alpha Psi Omega members Heather Niedfeldt and Henning Peterson IV before Pirates of Penzance, Concordia's fall theatrical production.
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