Oglethorpe University’s Omicron Delta Kappa (O∆K) Circle has tapped 15 students and one staff member to join the highly selective national leadership honor society.
O∆K’s mission is to recognize and encourage collaboration among collegiate leaders. The society seeks to identify, celebrate, and engage collegiate and community leaders from different backgrounds, perspectives, and generations.
Members have access to scholarship opportunities, leadership development programs, access to a national network, and more.
This year’s initiates are:
- Tessa Allen
- Madalin Shaye Baker
- Anna S Becknell
- Kennedy Reese Bell
- Colleen Donaldson – Staff, Honoris causa
- Sydney Erin Dooley-Smith
- Fynn Louise Grindle
- Miyah Jones
- Mariana Lara-Duran
- Maria Isabel Moraes Lanzelotti
- Sandro Ramon Moreno
- Elizabeth Powell
- Catie Elizabeth Rooks
- Angel Conrad Wildman
- Taniya Young
- Tulio Allan Zea
Established in 1914, Omicron Delta Kappa encourages and rewards the highest standards of excellence for young leaders and innovators at universities nationwide. Oglethorpe University’s ODK Circle was founded in 1976 and remains a vital, thriving part of the campus today. Initiation into the circle is one of the highest honors an Oglethorpe student can achieve.
