Phi Beta Lambda Earns Gold Seal Chapter Award, Students Receive Recognition
The Truman State University chapter of Phi Beta Lambda received the Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference. The conference took place from June 29-July 2 in Orlando, Fla.
Several Truman students were recognized at the awards program. Amy Rowden, a sophomore physics and economics double major from Dixon, Mo., received first place in business law. Kyle Gifford, a senior computer science major from Columbia, Mo., earned third place in information management. Sabrina Sandeen, a senior accounting major from St. Louis, placed seventh in economics. Alaina Murray, a senior business administration major from Novelty, Mo., earned eighth place in state chapter annual business report.
Phi Beta Lambda is an educational association of postsecondary student members preparing for careers in business. There are more than 11,000 active members in the United States. Missouri has more than 700 members in 30 chapters and ranks second in membership nationwide.
Several Truman students were recognized at the awards program. Amy Rowden, a sophomore physics and economics double major from Dixon, Mo., received first place in business law. Kyle Gifford, a senior computer science major from Columbia, Mo., earned third place in information management. Sabrina Sandeen, a senior accounting major from St. Louis, placed seventh in economics. Alaina Murray, a senior business administration major from Novelty, Mo., earned eighth place in state chapter annual business report.
Phi Beta Lambda is an educational association of postsecondary student members preparing for careers in business. There are more than 11,000 active members in the United States. Missouri has more than 700 members in 30 chapters and ranks second in membership nationwide.
