Oklahoma College Scores Project Graduation Success

The Phi Theta Kappa chapter at Rose State College in Oklahoma made their Project Graduation event a true community activity and, as a result, collected more than 23,000 books for children! Chapter officer Gina Williams worked with a local Marine Reserve Center, which donated the children's books. Some will be kept for distribution during the Christmas season. The chapter also received donations of more than 2,600 food items, many collected in elementary school classrooms. Project Graduation is Phi Theta Kappa's community service initiative, which uses commencement ceremonies as a venue to support the efforts to eliminate hunger and illiteracy. Chapters should submit their online success forms at www.projectgraduation.org by August 1, 2004.

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