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Thirteen members of the Class of 2009 were elected to St. Lawrence's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national academic honor society, on May 16.

Election to Phi Beta Kappa is based on grade-point average and completion of appropriate credits toward a St. Lawrence University degree. To be considered, students must earn a 3.5 or better cumulative grade-point average by the close of their junior year, and have completed six semesters at St. Lawrence. Transfer students must have completed four semesters before they are eligible for consideration.

Newly elected are:

William A. Manning	Jericho, VT	History
Chelsea M. Wood	Mendham, NJ	Biology and Psychology
Chloe A. LaFrance	Lewis, NY	English and Psychology
Douglas R.S. Brown	Hinesburg, VT	Biology
Brainne M. Monette	Queensbury, NY	Psychology
Katelyn A. McCarthy	Penfield, NY	Environmental studies-Anthropology
Lyndsay G. Bisaccio	Bennington, VT	African Studies-Government
Mark B. Burnham	Shelburne, MA	Biology
Jacie L. Hasenfus	Essex Junction, VT	Mathematics
Michael E. O'Conner	Rouses point, NY	Geology
Nathan A. Basch	Honeoye Falls, NY	Mathematics
James P. Keller	Fulton, NY	Mathematics and Philosophy
Ryan J. Wolfe	Glens Falls, NY	Biochemistry

More: St. Lawrence Phi Beta Kappa Web site

Posted: May 19, 2009