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As your fall conferences move online, let the lessons we learned from our virtual PTK Catalyst help guide your planning.
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Lillyan Haack couldn’t have joined PTK without the Golden Opportunity Scholarship fee waiver. Now, you have a chance to support hundreds of students like her.
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What you post online matters to potential employers and even some college admissions reps. Use these 6 tips to make sure your online brand is something to be proud of.
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PTK is giving 100 mini grants of $1,000 each to help chapters complete their Honors in Action Projects. How could you use the money? We have six ideas.
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Participating in Phi Theta Kappa provides a leadership laboratory to strengthen soft skills and build your resume, making you more competitive for scholarships, transfer, and careers. As you develop your resume or online profile with LinkedIn, be sure your membership is included to set you apart.
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Explore these free courses from LinkedIn on communicating about culturally sensitive issues, then check out five ways you can create a more inclusive chapter.
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