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University of Central Missouri

The Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award is our most prestigious award. Chapter recipients are selected for their outstanding achievements in Scholarship, Leadership and Fellowship and how they represent the organization and live into our Mission. This year we are pleased to award the Alpha Chapter their very first Torchia Award. During the 2020-2021 academic year the Chapter, gew in size, submitted forms and dues on time, held two community-wide events, fundraised for HOBY, held seven Leadership in Action Modules, ultizled National resources such as SURGE and the Online Initiation Program and most importantly, lived into our mission of Improving Humanity with Honor.

Bibiana Mirones

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Bibiana Mirones

Gamma Psi Chapter ‘23

Our Todd Scholarship recipient, Bibiana Mirones, strives to make Phi Sigma Pi a welcoming and inclusive place for all. As a daughter of immigrant parents, finding a safe place in Phi Sigma Pi gave her a place to challenge herself and grow while ensuring that the Chapter and organization continues to live into our mission. She created plans and action items for a variety of initiatives, including starting a DEI committee and a grant program for Members who struggled to pay dues. “During the mentorship,” said her mentor at the National Museum of Natural History, “I also noticed that Bibiana is a proud Latinx young woman, she recognizes and values all her family’s hard work and she embraces her roots and culture.”

Taylor Hinch

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Taylor Hinch

Epsilon Tau Chapter ‘21

One of our two, Rolla F. Wood Graduate Scholarship recipients, Taylor Hinch, was a Peace and Justice major with an Irish Studies minor at Villanova University. Peacebuilding is a force for good that drives her life, both academically and socially. As a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellow, she will serve as a Congressional Intern and as a U.S. Embassy Intern while obtaining her Master of International Affairs from Columbia University. She will be pursuing a policy concentration in Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy and a specialization in International Conflict Resolution with the goal of working in the U.S. State Department as a Political Foreign Service Officer.

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