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The Phi Theta Kappa Experience honors scholars and builds servant leaders through a broad range of programs and opportunities conducive to intellectual and personal growth, making the Society unique in terms of benefits and advantages conveyed by membership. Contemporary scholars will find a comprehensive portfolio of programs designed for a global learning community, accessible through a variety of group and individual avenues.
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The Honors Study Topic is the foundation for implementing the Society’s Hallmarks of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Fellowship. The 2008-2010 topic is The Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences. The Honors Study Topic is a timely, interdisciplinary and issue-driven subject, international in scope, chosen to promote discourse and debate through the various applications of the Honors Program.
Phi Theta Kappa’s Honors Programs seek to enrich the academic experience of Phi Theta Kappans through the Honors Study Topic and the programs which emanate from it, including the annual International Honors Institute and Honors Seminar Series, and the Honors Case Study Challenge competition.
Through the International Service Program, Phi Theta Kappa unites a virtual army of scholars in a global effort to impact a specific need, by focusing the Society’s commitment to service toward a common goal, related to the Honors Study Topic.
Phi Theta Kappa Leadership Development Programs build and equip the next generation of leaders at the grassroots level.
An Honors in Action Project might seem on the surface to be related to just one of the Hallmarks, but we’re going to show you (PPT) how to go below the surface and see just how massive and deep the Phi Theta Kappa Experience truly is.
The Scholarship Hallmark promotes intellectual activities primarily devoted to study, research and implementation of the Honors Study Topic, and incorporates Phi Theta Kappa’s primary mission of recognizing academic excellence.
The Leadership Hallmark promotes leadership development by providing resources to prepare members to assume positions of responsibility within Phi Theta Kappa, on their campuses and in their communities, and in the broader civic arena.
The Service Hallmark promotes civic engagement, mainly through participation in an International Service Program, a partnership with an established agency that allows chapters and members to make a difference by focusing on a shared objective.
The Fellowship Hallmark promotes scholarly camaraderie by engaging scholars and servant leaders from widely diverse circumstances in the Phi Theta Kappa Experience.
