Meet the 2019 Alpha Phi Sigma E-Board

October 22, 2019

 

Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) is the nationally recognized honor society for criminal justice students. With more than 250 chapters nationwide, APS is made up of student members who share a commitment to learning and improving the criminal justice field.

The society offers leadership and group organizational experiences to students who want to make the most of their time in college, and is a strong resume builder. Members receive a membership certificate, lapel pin, and honors cords to be worn at graduation. Typical activities include presentations by high-level guest speakers, volunteer activities, and field trips and tours, which allow members the opportunity to make useful connections and gain additional hands-on experience. Members also develop lasting personal and professional friendships through social activities during the academic year.

For more information, contact Tim Homberg.

 

2019 Alpha Phi Sigma E-Board

Madeleine Dahm - President Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice & International Relations Fun Fact: I spent a summer volunteering with a non-profit working to prevent child trafficking in Thailand.

Abi Jurrens - Vice President Hometown: Saginaw, Michigan Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice & Sociology Fun Fact: I am a red head AND left handed, meaning I am part of a group that is 0.001% of Earth's population.

Danielle Huettner - Treasurer Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice

Outreach Coordinator - Rachel Striks Hometown: Commerce Township, Michigan Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice Minor: Conservation, Recreation, and Environmental Enforcement & Leadership of Organizations Fun Fact: I swam in all of the Great Lakes in 1 day

Kyle Berray - Secretary Hometown: Casper, Wyoming Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice & Russian Minor: Security Management & Spanish Fun Fact: I studied abroad in Russia for six weeks last summer.