Students Helping Students
The spring semester is now in full swing, and
for most students throughout the country, it's
back to the normal routine of tests and classes.
However, for many two-year college students
along the Gulf Coast, there is nothing normal
about this semester. As students continue to
put the pieces of their lives back together - and
in some cases help to put their college back
together - it is clear that the need for assistance
is still great. Phi Theta Kappa's Students
Helping Students initiative is a way your
chapter can continue to help students affected
by the 2005 hurricane season. Many chapters
have already gotten involved, with donations
now totaling over $35,000 to help these
students stay in school, but more help is
needed. For information on how to get
involved with the Students Helping Students
initiative, visit
www.ptk.org/katrina, or
contact Chapter Programs Coordinator
Garon Tate at 601.984.3555.
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