Ten students were recently inducted into Zeta Alpha Chi, Tusculum College’s chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon.
Lambda Alpha Epsilon is a national professional and scholastic organization for those in the field of criminal justice. The organization began as a police fraternity in California in 1937 and has evolved over time into a national group that has thousands of members representing all facets of the American criminal justice system.
Criminal justice is one of the newest majors on campus, but has already had a handful of graduates from the program in the past two years.
Students in the major organized the Tusculum chapter, completing all the necessary paperwork and other requirements, with the guidance of Chris Ramey, assistant professor of criminal justice.
Inducted were Lawson Burrow, Timothy Drumtra, Olivia Harrell, Brittany Horton, Morgan Jones, Elizabeth Lynn, Ragen McNair, Becca Rhea, Brooke Sane and Amanda Werder. Elected officers were Lawson Burrow as president, Elizabeth Lynn as treasurer, Olivia Harrell as secretary Becca Rhea as vice president and Timothy Drumtra, sergeant at arms.
Ten students have been inducted into Zeta Alpha Chi, Tusculum College’s chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon, the national professional and scholastic organization for those in the field of criminal justice. From left are Ragen McNair, Morgan Jones, Brittney Horton, Brooke Sane, Chris Ramey (assistant professor of criminal justice), Lawson Burrow, Elizabeth Lynn, Olivia Harrell, Amanda Werder and Becca Rhea. Not pictured is Timothy Drumtra.