Phi Beta Kappa Society

Phi Beta Kappa was founded on December 5, 1776, at the College of William and Mary. Since then, Phi Beta Kappa has evolved to become the nation's leading advocate for the liberal arts and sciences at the undergraduate level. The Society's distinctive emblem, a goldenkey, is widely recognized as a symbol of academic achievement.

Spring 2011

• Dina Megretskaia (Class of 2011)
• Ashish Thakrar (Class of 2012)
• Sebastian Wai (Class of 2011)

Spring 2010

• Smita Kumar (Class of 2010)
• Bassem Mikhael (Class of 2011)
• Shweta Suresh (Class of 2011)

Spring 2009

• Richard Katzwer (Class of 2010)
• Akshaya Jha (Class of 2009)
• Christine Lee (Class of 2009)
• Dongmin Lee (Class of 2010)
• Andre Tartar (Class of 2009)
• Nate Tower (Class of 2009)

Spring 2008

• Michael C. Lee (Class of 2008)
• Rebecca H. Radkoff (Class of 2008)
• Sara K. Wille (Class of 2008)

Spring 2007

• Sheila Ip (Class of 2007)
• Randall C. Jones (Class of 2007)
• Seng Keat Teh (Class of 2007)
• Brandi M. Tish (Class of 2007)
• Charles Wright (Class of 2007)

Spring 2006

• Andy Butler (Class of 2006)
• Aileen Ma (Class of 2006)
• Lin Tian (Class of 2006)
• Minghong Toh (Class of 2006)
• Marie Yetsin (Class of 2006)
• Chunhua Zhang (Class of 2006)