Pope Leo XIII Honor Society is the academic honor society of The Tim and Steph Busch School of Business. The society is inspired by the learned example of Pope Leo XIII who signed the charter for the Catholic University of America at its founding and whose encyclical, Rerum Novarum, led to the 1895 creation of the Department of Economics.  This department later became the Busch School of Business in 2013. 

Pope Leo XIII was a great educator who wrote and published eighty-five encyclicals. Student membership in the Pope Leo XIII Honor Society is determined by selection of the Busch School’s academic leadership and Dean.  The Pope Leo XIII Honor Society recognizes high achievement and extraordinary academic excellence. In honor of Pope Leo XIII, thirteen seniors are accepted each year.

 

Leo XIII Honor Society Inductees
Selected Seniors	Major/Minor
Michael Corado	Finance — BSBA Minors: Entrepreneurship & Comp. Sci.
Rachel Garfield	Marketing — BSBA Minors: Rhetoric & Writing, & Spanish
Jackson Martinez	Accounting — BS & Theology
Joseph Enzler	International Business — BA Minor: Italian Studies
Lauren Ferraro	Finance — BSBA Minors: Accounting & Asian Studies
Elizabeth Volpe	Strategy, Mgt & Ops: BSBA Minor: Spanish
Cassandra George	Finance - BSBA Minor: Theology
Emma Pederson	International Business — BA & German Studies
Julia Barakat	Accounting — BS
Abigayl Maser	Accounting — BS Minor: Management
Kelsey Feeley	Finance — BSBA Minor: Marketing
Taryn Watford	Finance — BSBA Minor: Management
Megan Reilly	Marketing — BSBA Minor: Rhetoric & Writing