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Phi Eta Sigma is an American freshman honor society that was founded at the University of Illinois on March 22, 1923. Following is a list of some of its notable members.
- Joseph P. Allen
- James P. Bagian
- Nancy Bentley
- John F. Bolt
- Charles E. Brady Jr.
- Rob Bryan
- Gene Cernan
- Anthony E. Clark
- Geary Eppley
- James G. Exum
- A. Ernest Fitzgerald
- Dale Gardner
- William Dudley Geer
- Leigh Gerdine
- Paul G. Halpern
- Clyde Kenneth Harris
- George Hilton Jones III
- Allison Kreiger
- Kristen Kroll
- David M. Lampton
- Ben Lawton
- Amy Leventer
- J. Wayne Littles
- Gabriel Marques (attorney)
- William C. Mims
- John O. Moseley
- Hardy MyersSteven R. Nagel
- Charles G. Overberger
- Lance Parker
- Robert B. Patterson
- Mike Petri
- Mercedes Richards
- Wilkes C. Robinson
- Kenneth D. Schisler
- Floyd Van Nest Schultz
- Seymour I. Schwartz
- Robert L. Stewart
- Aaron Twerski
- Arthur Cutts Willard
- William F. Winter
- Martin King Whyte
- David Wolf (astronaut)