Alpha Sigma Lambda, 2007 Inductees

The spring 2007 ASL Induction, held on March 30, was the 23rd induction of the Delta Theta Chapter. The thirteen students inducted into membership, along with their families and friends and Assumption students, faculty and administrators, had a wonderful evening.

2007 ASL Inductees

Dr. Mary Lou Anderson, Dean of the College and former Dean of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education, welcomed the inductees and their guests on behalf of the College. The formal induction ceremony was led by Colleen Ruel, President of Delta Theta, with John Hamm, Vice President, and Arlene Tatro, Treasurer.

The inductees received their certificates and pins from Assistant Dean Brian Bercier, and Theresa Coolberth, Academic Counselor. Dr. Stephen Willand, who was invited to speak at the ceremony by the current membership, gave the address, reminding everyone to use their powers of positive thinking to enable them to continue to achieve success.

At the conclusion of the induction ceremony, Assistant Dean Brian Bercier presented the Outstanding Service Award to John Hamm, Class of 2007.

The Outstanding Service Award was established in 1995, and is presented annually to one or more members of the Continuing Education graduating class who have provided outstanding service to the College through leadership and student activities. Since it is the members of this honor society who are most involved in leadership activities and service, it has been our practice to present the award during the annual induction ceremony.

John Hamm was inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda in 2006, and has contributed his time and talents during the past year to welcome students at Open House events and make calls to new students during their first semester. John also volunteered his time to present a concert on campus in honor of the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth.

Congratulations to John, and to all of the inductees!

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