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NSU welcomes new members of Purple Jackets, Blue Key

NATCHITOCHES –– Northwestern State University’s oldest and most prestigious honorary service societies, Purple Jackets and Blue Key, welcomed new members to start off Honors Week at the university.  Honors Week celebrates the university’s organizations that recognize student achievement in academics, research, leadership and service.

Begun in 1927, NSU’s Purple Jackets are junior or senior level students selected based on scholarship, outstanding achievement, exceptional leadership and high ideals.  Members must have at least a 3.0 GPA by their junior year and must be in two other campus-affiliated organizations, serving as an officer in at least one organization. Dedicated to community service and serving as the official hostesses of NSU, members must demonstrate good scholarship, good character and a spirit of cooperation and unselfishness in serving Northwestern State.

 

Northwestern State’s oldest service organization, Purple Jackets, welcomed 25 new members April 12. Members serve as the official hostesses of the university.

Northwestern State’s oldest service organization, Purple Jackets, welcomed 25 new members April 12. Members serve as the official hostesses of the university.

This year’s Purple Jackets officers are President Madelynn Misuraca of Natchitoches, Vice President Cailen Wiltcher of Sondheimer, Secretary Camilia Adger of Shreveport and Treasurer Paulina Trejo of Morgan City.

New members are as follows.

Angleton, Texas — Torin Merchant

Benton — Reily Washington

Bossier City — Morgan Traylor, Mekayla Wiggins

Denham Springs — Reese Kennedy

Eunice — Kyra Davis

Grand Prairie, Texas — Madison Enos

Jennings — Ardyn Jardell

Lake Charles — Katie Grace Rion

Lecompte — Natalie Mathews

Many — Liv Williams

Minden — Anunye Thomas

Morgan City — Paulina Trejo

Natchitoches — Madelynn Misuraca

New Orleans — Jane Thompson

Oak Ridge — Lalaina Wood

Pineville — Madison Book

Pitkin — Abby Robinson

Shreveport — Camilia Adger, KaBreyha Harris

Walker — Alexa Metternich

 

NSU’s chapter of Blue Key welcomed 25 new members April 12. The motto of Blue Key is “Serving I Live.”

NSU’s chapter of Blue Key welcomed 25 new members April 12. The motto of Blue Key is “Serving I Live.”

Blue Key Honor Society bases eligibility for membership on all-around leadership and integrity in student life, high scholastic achievement and service to others. NSU’s Blue Key chapter was established in 1959.

This year’s Blue Key officers are President Cailen Wiltcher of Sondheimer, Vice President Owen Stutzman of Gonzales, Volunteer Coordinator Christopher Longoria of Shreveport, Secretary Alexa Metternich of Walker and Treasurer Alex Laurent of Lafayette.

New members are as follows.

Baton Rouge — Hal Williams III

Benton — Reily Washington

Bossier City — Morgan Traylor, Mekayla Wiggins

Coushatta — Adrian Davis

Covington — Denae Davis

Eunice — Kyra Davis

Gonzales — Owen Stutzman

Gulfport, Mississippi — Avery McCullough

Jennings — Ardyn Jardell

Lake Charles — Katherine Rion

Leesville — Joshua Peek

Minden — Lorelai Beavers

Montgomery, Texas — Kieler Soape

Morgan City — Paulina Trejo

Natchitoches — Madelynn Misuraca, Kaylee Stacy, Victoria Wiggins

Pineville — Payton Bareswill, Madison Book

Shreveport — Camilia Adger, Keith Gallagher, Christopher Longoria, Addison Smith

Walker — Alexa Metternich