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As the fall semester kicks off, stress and anxiety are at an all-time high. PTK member Krista Abbott shares five tips for keeping your mental health in check.

International President Lavada Burse shares how you can still be a leader, even in an online world.

Don’t let an online fall stop your chapter from participating in Honors in Action. Check out our advice for brainstorming, conducting research, developing action, and reflecting in a virtual environment.

Lavada Burse, a student at Grayson College in Texas, has been named student representative to the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Board of Directors.

International Officer Mariah Mayhugh passed on PTK invitations until she learned about the Golden Opportunity Scholarship. This $60 gift didn’t just pay for her membership; it gave her the confidence to write a children’s book, attend international conferences, and effect change in her community.

After his time in prison, James Elliott might seem an unlikely success story. In fact, he’s a testament to what happens when we support one another.

As your fall conferences move online, let the lessons we learned from our virtual PTK Catalyst help guide your planning.

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.

James Elliott, a recent graduate of Delaware Technical Community College, is the inaugural recipient of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) President’s Award for Leadership Excellence, a two-year transfer scholarship of up to $30,000 each academic year.

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.

PTK regional officer Barbara Moreno shares what she’s learned about leadership as a Venezuelan living in Wisconsin.

Looking for a good book? The 2020-2021 International Officers share 12 of their top picks.