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A8 | EDUCATION THE EDMOND SUN WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2018

Area seniors enroll at SWOSU

A total of 603 high
school seniors have
enrolled for the 2018 fall
semester at
Southwestern Oklahoma
State University as part of
the first three sessions of
the New Student
Orientation Program on
the Weatherford campus.
Among the students Brooke Barges, Paul SWOSU is offering SWOSU before they can they have selected, and
who enrolled at the latest David Michael Flores and three more enrollment attend an enrollment ses- obtain answers to any of
sessions are: Nicholas Tristan Michara Young, opportunities for high sion. their questions.
Robert Mariconda, Jenna all of Edmond (North); school seniors who plan Each of the enrollment For more information,
Renee Phillpott, Tate Hannah Elizabeth Budde, to attend SWOSU this sessions offers students visit
Turner and Justin Brent Edmond (Santa Fe); fall. Enrollment dates are the chance to meet cur- www.swosu.edu/admis-
Valetine, all of Deer Katelyn Delanie Bailey, June 18, July 16 and rent SWOSU students sions/nso or contact New
Creek High School; Epic Charter School; and August 15. and new freshmen, visit Student Orientation at
Destiny Lynn Varnum, Jared Steven Malone, Students must apply and enroll with a faculty (580) 774-3233 or orien-
Edmond (Memorial); Edmond (Home School). and be accepted to advisor within the major tation@swosu.edu.

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National Junior Honor Society
EPIC Charter School inducted
113 students into the National
Honor Society and 155 into the
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ceremonies held at Rose State Col-
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type of leadership and character
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students.”
EPIC’s National Honor Society
inductees were selected from 10th,
11th or 12th grade students who
maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA or
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character and service within their
student activities.
EPIC’s National Junior Honor
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