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15 Trulaske faculty, students and alumnus ‘unveiled’ for 2020 Tap Day honors
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Each year, select University of Missouri students, staff and faculty are inducted into one of six secret honorary societies at Mizzou's annual Tap Day. The six societies – QEBH, Mystical Seven, LSV, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa and the Rollins Society – honor new members for their service, leadership and commitment to the Mizzou community. This year, the list of honorees includes 13 Trulaske College of Business students, 2 faculty members and an alumnus of the college.
Traditionally, names are kept secret until inductees and honorees are “revealed” at a ceremony. With campus closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s honorees were revealed online on social media. The following students, faculty and alumni were recognized:
QEBH
- Naeemah Malcome is a junior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in marketing. Her hometown is Chicago, Illinois.
- Robert Pugh is a 1963 graduate of accountancy from Mizzou. He is the retired CEO of MBS Textbook Exchange and a member of the university’s Jefferson Club and Tiger Scholarship Fund, as well as the Boone County Historical Society.
Mystical Seven
- Olumayowa Adekunle is a senior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in finance and banking. Her hometown is St. Louis, Missouri.
- Lynn Kreul is a senior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in marketing and strategic communication. Her hometown in Republic, Missouri.
- Daryl Smith is an assistant teaching professor in the Department of Management.
Mortar Board
- Brian Amaonye is a senior majoring in accounting. His hometown is Kansas City, Missouri.
- Mateo Mateo-Mateo is a senior majoring in accounting. His hometown is Immokalee, Florida.
- Ryan Sparks is a junior in the 150-hour accountancy program. His hometown is Cleveland, Missouri.
Omicron Delta Kappa
- Hope Dorsey is a senior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in marketing. Her hometown is Dallas, Texas.
- Molly Freudenberg is a junior majoring in strategic communication and minoring in business. Her hometown is Colorado Springs, Colorado.
- Kyrstin Pritchett is a senior majoring in business administration with an emphasis in marketing. Her hometown is St. Louis, Missouri.
- Abigail Struttmann is a senior majoring in strategic communication and minoring in business. Her hometown is Union, Missouri.
- Jake Thompson is a sophomore majoring in international business. His hometown is St. Louis, Missouri.
- Colby Winner is a senior majoring in accounting. His hometown is St. Peters, Missouri.
- Annette Kendall is the director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and an assistant teaching professor of entrepreneurship in the Department of Management.