Academics

Phi Kappa Phi, America’s Oldest Honors Society, Is Accepting Applications

A very prestigious collegiate organization to be a part of.

Published

6 months ago

May 9, 2018

Roxanneh Mousavi

America’s oldest all-discipline collegiate honors society, Phi Kappa Phi, is accepting applications for its 2018-2020 Council of Students. This Council will serve as the student engagement committee for Phi Kappa Phi. The Council will consist of “no less than five members”, and will provide those individuals with valuable leadership opportunities as well as the ability to regularly communicate with the society’s Board of Directors at the national level.

Phi Kappa Phi inducts about 30,000 students annually and has chapters in more than 300 universities and colleges around the country. The invitations for membership are extended to only the top ten percent of seniors and graduate students and seven and a half percent of juniors. The society’s mission is “to recognize and promote academic excellence in all fields of higher education and to engage the community of scholars in service to others.”

Interested applicants can learn more at www.phikappaphi.org.

This is an original press release from UWire.

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Roxanneh Mousavi

Roxanneh Mousavi is a Seattle-raised broadcast Journalism and Spanish student living in Orange County. She attends Chapman University and will graduate this spring. Roxanneh has always been passionate about storytelling and is very excited to be a contributor for College Media Network. When she isn’t chasing stories, Roxanneh enjoys singing with her a cappella group, watching horror films, and cuddling animals.