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Academic Honor Societies

2009 Jan 29 Posted by Charles

As the interdisciplinary nature of public safety continues to grow and mature I am seeing further development of academic honor societies developing as well. Capella has had a chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma (National Criminal Justice Honor Society) for a couple of years now. Jeff Godwin is the chapter president (please contact him with any questions at jgodwin2@nc.rr.com).

Epsilon Pi Phi is emerging as the national honor society for Homeland Security and Emergency Management programs. We have just established a chapter and membership is growing.

Please provide a comment if there are any other honor societies germane to the public safety field.

Thanks!
Charles

January 29, 2009 | Filed under: Capella, Capella University, Charles Tiffin, Law enforcement, Public Safety Signals, Public safety, disaster, education, homeland security, online college, online degrees, online university, police
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4 Responses to “Academic Honor Societies”

Mark Warnick Says:

Charles,
Who should students contact to join Epsilon Pi Phi? Thanks for your time, … Mark

February 9th, 2009 at 7:18 pm

Charles Says:

Mark, for the Capella chapter please contact Dr. Marian Mosser at Marian.Mosser@Capella.edu.

Thanks
Charles

February 15th, 2009 at 1:55 pm

Dr. Marian Mosser Says:

Mark and other students,
In answer to your question, “Who should students contact to join Epsilon Pi Phi”, the Emergency Management Honor Society at Capella? Please email me at marian.mosser@capella.edu I will provide details on how you can join and become a member of Capella University’s chapter.

February 15th, 2009 at 2:37 pm

Michael Williams Says:

Dr. Marian Mosser,

I am a new student to the Public Safety field. I will email you shortly about membership details.
I’m interested in the Policy Analyst/Administrative side of Public Safety and Homeland Security.

Michael

March 10th, 2009 at 10:28 am

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