Chapter Sets Fall Induction to Enhance Acceptance

The Phi Theta Kappa chapter at Rainy River Community College in Minnesota knows how to attract eligible students to New Member Orientations. Advisor Sue Olson said the chapter's recruiting strategies include serving popcorn and apple juice in college's fireside room, where the Phi Theta Kappa Good as Gold DVD plays continuously. Current members distribute the Membership Benefits Brochures and give their personal testimonies as to the benefits of membership. The chapter is planning a fall induction and hopes their efforts will be rewarded with a Pinnacle Platinum Award and a 2006 International Convention Registration. Learn more about the Pinnacle Scholarship Award Program, which recognizes chapters and regions for enhancing membership acceptance, and check your chapter or region's Pinnacle Progress.

Posted: October 14, 2005

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