Does having an abundance of choices make you free? Happy? At the time of year when students are stressing over decisions about their futures, International President James Elliot offers a winning strategy.
It’s the start of a new decade, a new year, and a new Phi Theta Kappa Honors Study Topic! Get ready to turn up the dial on intellectual curiosity as your chapter explores the 2020/2021 topic.
Make inclusion part of your chapter’s mantra and join the 2019-2020 International Officer Team to celebrate PTK Inclusion Day, Thursday, January 30.
So, you think creativity is not a skill you need for your chosen career field? Think again says graffiti artist, best-selling business author, and PTK Catalyst 2020 speaker Erik Wahl.
A stand-out resume is essential to succeeding in your career search. Make sure your resume is standing out for all the right reasons with tips from Employment EDGE, part of the PTK EDGE™ curriculum.
Buckle up and enjoy the thought-provoking ride as Neville Scott, International Vice President, Division 2, takes a look at the Smart Revolution upon us.
Phi Theta Kappans looking for a transfer institution dedicated to preparing students to lead rich lives of purpose and meaning have a new opportunity in Pennsylvania’s Elizabethtown College.
International Officer Adrian Balaj found that the path to success isn’t always a straight line. Today Balaj is finding success at navigating the curves of life with PTK.
It’s that time of year again! Be ready for Hallmark Awards writing season with our top tips for surviving the season and creating stellar apps.
Learn more about the latest transfer scholarships offered exclusively to members by Mount Saint Mary’s University, the only women’s university in Los Angeles.
Gracie Bonds Staples grew up in a small Mississippi town where she became the first African American to be inducted into her PTK chapter. Now a popular newspaper columnist in Atlanta, one of her guiding principles is to treat everyone with dignity and respect.
With multiple relatives in the medical field, Division 3 International Vice President Tyler McKenzie has set his sights on medical school and has four tips for applying that he’s picked up from those in the know.