
Women's Studies Honor Society
Iota Iota Iota (Triota) was established at Edinboro University in December 1998. Since that time we have inducted more than 94 students. Triota is active in academic events, travel to historic sites significant in Women's History, and raises money for women's shelters in the area. Inductions have been held every year, generally during spring semester. Members come from disciplines in every school on campus.
Officers 2010-2011
Danielle Duncan, President
Lynn Angelo, Vice President
Renata Lisowski, SecretaryAshley Eisert, Treasurer
Lauren Lippert, Activities
Advisors
Dr. Martha Donkor, Primary Advisor
Co-Advisors
Dr. Jerra Jenrette
Professor Suzanne Winterberger
TRIOTA ACTIVITIES 2010-2011
5 K Run/Walk Against Domestic Violence
Saturday September 25, 2010
Cambridge Springs, PA
All proceeds will be donated to SafeNet
For information contact Lynn Angelo
Fall trip to Salem/Boston

Triota at Fort Sumter in Charleston, SC
Fundraiser/Food Drive
Presentations
Women's History Month
Spring 2011 Induction
Speakers
Triota Activities, Since 1998
Salem/Boston trip during October
Spring trip to Charleston, S.C.
International Studies Conference, Spring 2008
trips to Seneca Falls, Rochester, NY; Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia
fundraisers
inductions during fall and spring

Spring 2010 Inductees
Julie Barry
Tiffany Chaffee
Elizabeth Cross
Emily Dickson
Danielle Duncan
Ashley Eisert
Amanda Harkness
Renata Lisowski
Roberta McCall
Carolyn Pitcairn
Nicole Popovich
Destiny Smith
Sarah Smith
Stephanie Winters
Erica Wisor
Spring 2009 Inductees
RaeAnne Woomer
Francesca Tronetti
Jessica Semler
Ashleigh Pirone
Betty Cruz
Kara Dreikorn
Patricia Hofius
Dayna Larson
Lori Maughan
Kayla Strubbe
Jaclyn Winters
Spring 2008 Inductees
Amber Keohane
Heather O'Malley
Rolanda K. Chaney
Katherine Bajorek
Adrienne Fenell
Veronica Hopkins
Lynn Angelo
Kate Ames
Laura Robinson
Ashley Chapman
Andrea Stelmack
Jennifer Cornman
Katie Jane Hall
Spring 2007 Inductees
Traci Andrews
Stephanie Becker
Amy Dalessandro
Irene Michel
Sonya Paraskos
Cassie Staub
Fall 2006 Inductees
Mark Curtis
Sheena Conklin
Rebecca Johnson
Rania Kellerman
Ken Krause
Desiree Parker
Stephanie Peters
Amber Jo Pleger
Carrieanne Rupp
Jessica Schmitz
Sherry Stockton
Chad Walderon
Spring 2006 Inductees
Carly Gaab
Carrianne Rupp
Jessica Weisbecker
Sherry
Stockton
Ken Krause
Raina Kellerman
Fall 2005 Inductees
Mark Curtis
Renee DiCorpo
Christine Jara
Rebecca
Johnson
Alicia Knouff
Desiree
Parker
Amber Pleger
Jessica
Schmitz
Ruth Stolz
A major highlight of 2005-06 was the Pennsylvania Governor's Conference for Women!
Dr. J and two graduate students (Triota member) Jamie Chapman and Angela Loomis traveled to Philadelphia in November 2005 for an incredible motivating conference. Speakers included Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Conner, Madeleine Albright (former Sec. of State), Lisa Ling (National Geographic journalist) and Donna Brazille (Democratic strategist).
Since December 1998, Triota has organized several fundraisers to help needy individuals, beginning with the most recent:
Hurricane Katrina Relief
Domestic Violence shelters
Food banks
Clothing drives
Members of Triota have presented papers at academic conferences including:
Jamie Chapman presented at the annual meeting of the Ohio Valley History Conference
Garnett Persinger presented at the regional Phi Alpha Theta (History Honors) meeting
Jennifer Thompson presented at the regional Phi Alpha Theta meeting
Triota sponsors speakers for Women's History Month each year including:
Dawn Murphy, EUP Computer Science graduate, who now works for State Farm in Illinois.
Spring 2005 Inductees
Christy Brooks
Carrie Brink
Alicia Capenos
Courtney Hillhouse
Stacy Hinds
Erin Larson
Mary Knapp
Gina Oddi
Lisa Perry
Stephanie Peters
Rachel Weiner
Fall 2004 Inductees
Jamie Bowersox
Anita Brewer
Kathryn Deavers
Jillian Englert
Shakeena Gould
Bethany Losco
Valerie Matteson
Andrea McGrain
Heather Vanderoff
Since its inaugural semester in December 1998, members of Triota have traveled to the following sites:
Washington, D.C. to tour the Women's Art Museum, Smithsonian, the FDR Memorial, the National Gallery, and the Museum of Natural History
Chicago to tour the Hull House, established by Jane Addams in 1889. They also visited the Adler Planetarium, the Aquarium, the Field Museum, the Navy Pier, the Sears Tower and other historic sites in The Windy City
Cleveland to tour the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame
Seneca Falls, New York to tour the Women's Hall of Fame and the Women's Rights Visitors' Center, and the Elizabeth Cady Stanton House
Rochester, New York to tour the Susan B. Anthony house, the Frederick Douglass gravesite and the S.B. Anthony gravesite
Charleston, SC, to tour plantations, Fort Sumter and the city
During its Spring 2003
induction at the Crossroads Dinor inducted 8 new student members
and their two faculty advisors (Jenrette and Lossie) as Honorary members.

An induction at the home of Dr. Jerra Jenrette (History)

Dr. Lossie and Nan Grygier plot a
revolution during the December 2000 induction.
Dr. Lossie is now a faculty member at Clemson University in South Carolina!
We still miss you Dr. L!

Founding Members, December 1998
"The FIRST INDUCTEES"
Karrie Bowen (Communication Studies), President (kneeling)
Dianna Allen (English), Laurene Adams (History), Kim Trabold (English), Teresa Knecht (Psychology), Tara Faulk (English), Stephanie Moles (Communication Studies)
Karrie Bowen, Laurene Adams, Kim Trabold were the first three students at Edinboro University to earn the Minor in Women's Studies. Bowen earned her MA in Communications at EUP and teaches in Pennsylvania; Adams earned a BA in History ; Trabold is a licensed Lutheran minister!
Members inducted December 1998 -Spring 2004
Nathan Albert,
History
Dianna Allen, English
Robin Archer, Psychology
Samuel Ashley, Environmental Studies
Natalie Balaji, English
Jessica Barath, History
Jennifer Brandt, History
Jamie Chapman, History
Bettijo Chapman, Sociology
Kelly Dixon, History
Kathleen Engro, Secondary Education
Kristen Euliano, Secondary Education
Frances Fair, MASS
Sarah Fisk, Philosophy
Kelly Gartley, History/Political Science
Ralph Godbolt, MASS
Adrienne Grafton, Art
Helene Grande, English
Nanette Grygier, History
Jennifer Heatley, Psychology
Jennifer Huck, History/Secondary Education
Nadean Huck, History
Shanell Irwin, Psychology
Karen Johnson, Elementary Education
Edward Kachmarek, MASS
Lindsay Kaliszewski, English
Robin Kline, History
Yvonne Kornman, MASS
Andrew Krol, History
Ashley Lawson, Art History
Michael Lecker, Political Science
Kimberly Magee, MASS
Kelly Maloney, Criminal Justice
Susan Lee, Nursing
Rachel Leed, Speech and Communications
Tonilee Lucchino, Psychology
Carla Mack, Communication Studies
Roni Madurski, MASS
Kim Magee, Sociology
Andre Mager, Elementary Education
Kelly Maloney, Criminal Justice
Nicole Malec, Nursing
Susie Mast, Art
Donna Mook, History
Shannon Motter, MASS
Melissa Mulzet, Criminal Justice
Lauren Ostrokowski
Garnett Persinger, History
Kelly Plowman, Psychology
Jaime Price, History
Jenny Rearick, Art
Joshua Reinsburrow, Biology
Ashley Reitz
Erin Riley
Christine Rothwell, Elementary Education
Rikki Salorino, English
Emily Sachs, Psychology
Jennifer Schreck, English
Kathleen Smith, History
Margaret Sholtis, Anthropology
Ashley Smith, History
Tanya Teglo, History
Jennifer Thompson, MASS
Robin Timko, History
Amanda Ziengenfus, Speech Communications/English Lit
Lees Kent Whylly, Psychology
Jennifer Wilson, MASS