Angelo State's Alpha Chi Chapter Inducts New 2026 Spring Members

SAN ANGELO, TX — Angelo State University’s chapter of Alpha Chi National College Honor Society inducted 20 new members for the spring 2026 semester during a ceremony held at the Houston Harte University Center.

Alpha Chi is a national honor society open to undergraduate students from all academic disciplines. Eligibility requires students to rank in the top 10% of seniors or the top 7.5% of juniors at their institution.

ASU’s spring 2026 inductees, listed by hometown and major, include:

• San Angelo

  • Nathaniel James, marketing

  • Kesiah Martinez, biology

  • Katelyn Moore, biology

  • Tabitha Ondieki, computer science

  • James Reid, interdisciplinary studies

  • Bradley Thompson, mechanical engineering.

• Del Rio 

  • Keleigh Bishop, psychology.

• Falls City 

  • Julianne McReynolds, kinesiology.

• Ira 

  • Cooper Caswell, agricultural science and leadership.

• Midland 

  • Kate Catalano, kinesiology.

• Paint Rock 

  • Ana Hennig, nursing.

• Robert Lee 

  • Roxana Rangel, psychology.

• Roby 

  • Chasity Benson, biology.

• Sterling City 

  • Jadyn Parrish, mathematics.

• Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico 

  • Gael Barron De Leon, psychology.

• Phnom Penh, Cambodia 

  • Kuntharolen Kieng, mechanical engineering

  • Chansetei Kong, computer science

  • Kim Hong Lay, computer science.

ASU is part of Alpha Chi Region I. Karl Havlak, of the College of Science and Engineering, serves as the chapter’s head faculty advisor. Additional advisors include Charlene Bustos (College of Education), Dennis Hall (College of Science and Engineering), Marta Lukacovic (College of Arts and Humanities), Christabel Romine and Satvir Singh (Norris-Vincent College of Business), and Veronica Snow (Archer College of Health and Human Services). Hall also serves as Region I president and is a member of the Alpha Chi National Council.