Honor Societies

Description

The Chapter of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at ISU was established on campus October 23, 1911 as the 6th chapter to be chartered. Today there are over 350 chapters at institutions across the United States and several international locations. It was originally organized to recognize excellent students in the technical disciplines. Those students were not being recognized for their achievements by other academic honor societies. Currently this Honor Society recognizes the superior scholarship of excellent students in all academic disciplines by inviting to membership ISU juniors, seniors and graduate students in the top 7.5 - 10% of their class. Membership in the Honor Society at ISU can be a lifelong association.

Affiliations

This organization has no affiliations.

Constitution / Tier

File ISUPKPStudentOrgConstitution22March2023.docx
Tier Campus Organization

Membership Information

Student Members 6
ISU Members 6
Non-ISU Members 0
Allowed Members by election
Allowed Officers by election
Membership Qualifications Phi Kappa Phi selection process
Membership Restrictions enrolled members to Phi Kappa Phi
Elections/Selection Members are selected for Phi Kappa Phi induction via a selection process.
Meetings Fall meeting and Spring Initiation meeting.

Description of Regular Meetings/Activities

One annual meeting in the spring. This is the initiation for new student members and a reception for their families.

Description of Special Events

Spring initiation and reception