State Achievement Award Winners List: 2005 - 2022
State Achievement Award Winners - 2021
Dana Murphy, Beta Beta
Service to Society
Priscilla Ing (Lambda Chapter) Priscilla Ing has been active in the society since she became a member 19 years ago. She works tirelessly on chapter projects, has served on chapter committees, chairing 2 of them, and has been Lambda's Co-president for the past 3 bienniums. At the state level, Priscilla has become one of our “go-to” leaders. She has organized panels and events for conferences and conventions. She has been a District Coordinator and chair of the State Awards Committee for 3 bienniums. Priscilla has been serving on the board for The Alpha Rho Foundation since 2020. She has been described as a planner, organizer, and quiet leader. She is a master at encouraging, mentoring, and involving others. Oregon State Organization is proud to recognize Priscilla Ing and thank her for her service to the society. 
Bertha Haas, Psi Chapter
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Service to Community
Dana Murphy (Beta Beta Chapter) Dana Murphy has served DKG at the chapter and state levels; she is currently contributing at the international level with the U.S. Forum. She is a member of Tigard's Community Response Team and also volunteers with the Tigard Rotary Club in various service projects. She has prepared and served meals for the past 6 years at Just Compassion Resource Center in Tigard. Dana has volunteered to lead community workshops and discussion groups regarding topics on Diversity, Inclusion, Equity and Understanding Poverty. For the past 8 years, she has served on the Leadership Team and volunteered in many capacities at the Bethlehem House of Bread food pantry and center in Metzger. Oregon State Organization is proud to recognize Dana Murphy and thank her for her service to Community. 
Priscilla Ing, Lambda
Service to Education
Bertha Haas (Psi Chapter) Since establishing the Huruma School for special needs children in Tanzania, in 2004, Bertha Haas has worked tirelessly to raise money for the school's operations, supplies, and improvements. Her programs have helped the students to grow and to become contributors to their society. Bertha has raised the Tanzania government's awareness of the worth of their special needs children. Bertha has dedicated her retirement years to the goals of the school she had founded. Oregon State Organization is proud to recognize Bertha Haas and thank her for her service to education. |
Cornetet Individual Professional Development Awarded to Shirley Lomax
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"Shirley Lomax, Alpha Epsilon Chapter, received a Cornetet Individual Professional Development Award from the Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Foundation, to attend the National Council for Social Studies 98th Annual Conference in Detroit this December. All working teachers can apply for this award by going to www.dkgef.org for information."
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