Students welcomed into Trine business honor society
May 20, 2026
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Among the ӣƵ students inducted into the Delta Mu Delta business honor
society were: front, from left, Kamryn Miller, Katelyn Joseph, Lillian White; back,
Taylor Koch, Jocilynn Radtke and Jacob Lautzenhiser.
ӣƵ welcomed 13 students into the Delta Mu Delta business honor society
during a ceremony on Tuesday, March 17.
Delta Mu Delta is an international honor society that recognizes academic excellence
in business administration programs at institutions accredited by the Association
of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.
At Trine, the society is open to juniors and seniors who are in the top 20% of their
class, have a 3.5 or higher grade point average and have earned 30 or more credits
at Trine, either on the Angola campus or through TrineOnline.
The following students were inducted into the society for 2025-26:
Kevin Davis, a management major from Roanoke Rapid, North Carolina
Andre Delgado, a management major from East Haven, Connecticut
Lindsey Hada, a finance major from Atwater, California
Katelyn Joseph, a finance major from Avilla, Indiana
Shatarah Keithley, an accounting major from Anchorage, Alaska
Taylor Koch, a sport management major from Greenfield, Indiana
Kathryn Laurion, a management major from Brandon, Florida
Jacob Lautzenhiser, a finance major from Hamilton, Indiana
Kamryn Miller, a finance major from Ottawa, Ohio
Jocilynn Radtke, a business administration major from Winamac, Indiana
James Ruple, a finance major from Delta, Ohio
Lauren Speck, a finance major from Fort Wayne, Indiana
Lillian White, a business administration major from Springfield, Illinois
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