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Mission Statement

This plan, which reflects the scholarly ideals of Phi Theta Kappa, serves as a blueprint for developing a strong chapter and for earning local, regional, and international recognition. In this plan, chapters do not compete against one another.

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Has your chapter made progress since you last updated?  If so, Advisors and Chapter Presidents click here to update your progress.


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Requirements Explained…

Now that you have an understanding of the Five Star Chapter Development Plan and the significance participation can have on your chapter through awards and recognition, all you need are the stepping stones.
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College Project Ideas

The College Project is designed to help your chapter gain administrative support. How? By reaching out to the college administration to assist them in any project that supports your college. The first step is to schedule a meeting with your college president/campus CEO (or another administrator if you are unable to meet with the president or campus CEO) to determine what your project will be.
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Recognition

The Five Star Chapter Development Plan provides local, regional and international recognition to chapters.

Local
A letter will be mailed to your college president citing the significance of the chapter’s level of achievement in the Five Star Chapter Development Plan.


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Program Resources

Check out the short list of handy resources to aid you in following this blueprint for chapter success.


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Five Star FAQ’s

Since the Five Star Chapter Development Plan operates on a January-December timeline, when should our chapter elect officers?

A. Your chapter may continue to elect officers anytime during the year. In the past, many chapters have completed Five Star Chapter Development Plan requirements under two sets of officer teams.
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