MSU's Epsilon Pi Tau chapter inducts new members
Contact: Bryce Mitchell
Ten students in Mississippi State's College of Education recently were inducted into MSU's chapter of MSU Epsilon Pi Tau, the premier international honor society for students and professionals in technology fields.
Only 10% of MSU students are invited to join, and inductees must maintain a 3.25 GPA while completing 30 hours of coursework in their field. The 2025 inductees are industrial technology or information technology services majors in MSU's Department of Industrial Technology, Instructional Design, and Community College Leadership. MSU's chapter, Delta Psi, focuses on the tenets of excellence in technical standards, research and service in the technology field that have been embedded in the organization since its inception.
Spring 2025 semester inductees include:
—Deangelo Bush, junior, industrial technology
—Andrei Gregory, senior, industrial technology
—Alexander “A.J.” Jones, senior, industrial technology
—Caleb Lambert, senior, industrial technology
—Charlie Lambert, senior, industrial technology
—Kyle Price, senior, industrial technology
—Kaden Raper, senior, industrial technology
—Aubrey Taylor, senior, industrial technology
—Kaylen Vollenweider, senior, information technology services
—Isaiah Warren, senior, industrial technology
"In 2029, Epsilon Pi Tau will celebrate 100 years of technological capability and skill, social and professional proficiency, and the advancement research and its applications," said Tanya McNeil, regional director of Epsilon Pi Tau. "More importantly, it represents the collective achievements of members, past and present, who built this enduring legacy. I look forward to seeing what our current and future members will accomplish as we continue to build extraordinary chapters together."
MSU's College of Education, home of the Department of Industrial Technology, Instructional Design, and Community College Leadership is online at https://www.educ.msstate.edu/.