Turner College Students Inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma

Thirty-two undergraduate and graduate students were inducted into the Turner College’s chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma during the 2021-2022 academic year. According to Danielle Navarrete, the Turner College’s Beta Gamma Sigma Advisor, 24 undergraduate students and eight graduate students comprise the newest inductee class at CSU.

Undergraduate Student Inductees			Graduate Student Inductees
Tamara Allen	Jordyn Denard	Matthew Kennedy	James Chancellor
Jamia Altidor	Tasya Diaz	Amanda King	Arunabha Das
Hannah Anderson	McKenzie Doran	Grace Kiser	Nathan Hannan
Joseph Borchardt	Kayla Gillard	Manav Kotharia	Camellia McCoy
Isaac Bouton	Anthony Hale	Taylor Parker	Philip McPherson
Cameron Brundidge	Jacob Harris	Hannah Patchin	Kasey Morris
Katie Cummings	Abby Hilyer	Kathryn Reynolds	Jessica Phelps
Grace Davin	Edwin Johns	Alaina Rowe	Cindy Spann

Beta Gamma Sigma is The International Business Honor Society. Since 1913 it has recognized and honored top performing students from around the world in business schools accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Beta Gamma Sigma, whose members are the top 10% of undergraduate students and top 20% of graduate students, maintains more than 600 collegiate chapters throughout more than 190 countries. The Turner College of Business at CSU has maintained a chapter of Beta Gamm Sigma since 2004.

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