Nu Lambda Mu Chapter at ASU welcomes 10 students in Spring 2025 induction
The Arizona State University chapter of the Nu Lambda Mu Nonprofit Honor Society inducted 10 new members as the Spring 2025 class. This brings to 177 the number of students from ASU who have been admitted into NACC’s honor society since 2014, the first year that ASU students began applying for the honor.
Inductees this year include students from Arizona State University's Master of Nonprofit Leadership and Management, Bachelor of Science in Nonprofit Leadership and Management, and Nonprofit Leadership Alliance/Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) programs.
The Spring 2025 members are:
Graduate:
- Tessa Chavez, MNLM
- Stephanie Conklin, MNLM
- Alana Henry, MNLM
- Nick Kelso, MNLM
- Arata Kojima, MNLM
- Teresa Oswald, MNLM
- Elizabeth Schindler, MNLM
- Desiree Vasquez, MNLM
- Nick Williamson, MNLM
Undergraduate:
- Daniel Maldonado, NLM, NLA/CNP
The international Nu Lambda Mu Nonprofit Honor Society was established in 2012 by the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council to recognize students dedicated to the study of nonprofit management, philanthropy, and social entrepreneurship and enterprise. The honor society expanded in 2018 to include undergraduate students. Its mission is to advance the study of nonprofit organizations and their function in society and to promote scholarly achievement among those who engage in these academic pursuits.
Nu Lambda Mu seeks to recognize those who, as part of a degree or certificate program, have excelled in coursework and as a leader to others. By encouraging rigorous study in the field of public-serving organizations, the Nu Lambda Mu Honor Society promotes the professionalization and ethical conduct of all who pursue careers of service.
Nu Lambda Mu is a special national honor society for graduate and undergraduate students specifically in nonprofit programs. Current students, as well as degreed alumni, are eligible for this honor society if they have achieved a GPA of 3.7 or higher and have completed at least half of their degree coursework. Once an individual is inducted into Nu Lambda Mu, he or she is a member for life.
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