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Phi Beta Kappa is the most highly regarded mark of academic distinction in America. Society membership is extended to only about 10 percent of the nation’s institutions of higher learning and only about ten percent of those institutions’ graduates. -
Phi Beta Kappa is the most highly regarded mark of academic distinction in America. Society membership is extended to only about 10 percent of the nation’s institutions of higher learning and only about ten percent of those institutions’ graduates. -
The Cater Society of Junior Fellows and Phi Beta Kappa hosted a mixer for students interested in becoming a Junior Fellow or learning about the high honor of being chosen to join the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. Students spoke with their peers, professors, and staff about research projects and pursuit of academic distinction.
Phi Beta Kappa Induction
Phi Beta Kappa is the most highly regarded mark of academic distinction in America. Society membership is extended to only about 10 percent of the nation’s institutions of higher learning and only about ten percent of those institutions’ graduates.
Kathryn Manion ‘12, Caroline Stanley ‘12, Ann Eickelberg ‘12, and Lindsay Dodd ‘12.
Kathy Thornton '13
