We are asking everyone to help fulfill our Amazon wish list. For this year’s Honors in Action Project, we will be collaborating with BattleBorne. BattleBorne is a nonprofit organization whose mantra is “together we rise.”BattleBorne’s mission is ” to connect veterans with the resources needed to recover from mental, emotional, and physical trauma so they can restore their lives and reintegrate into society. We achieve this through a collaborative effort of like-minded individuals and organizations, by leveraging both internal and external resources to assist veterans in our community.”We are fortunate to be collaborating with such an amazing organization. Please help us by sharing and shopping the Amazon wish list. Your purchase not only benefits Battle Borne but the veterans who utilize their services.Black Friday and Cyber Monday is fast approaching. This is the perfect time to purchase any items on the wish list as they may be discounted.
Thank you,
-The Honor’s in Action Research Team

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Fall Officers

President – Kimberly Boyer

Vice President – Monica Hernandez

Vice President of Fellowship – Charmella Smith

Vice President of Leadership – Zachary Brengle

Vice President of Service – Edward James

Vice President of Membership – Mattie McCellan

Public Relations Officer – Lisa Shipman

Officer of Records – Olivia Kincaid

Advisor – Karen Spindler

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“The College Project”

The College Project is designed to help your chapter develop and/or strengthen a supportive working relationship with your college administration.

Administrative support is essential for all active Phi Theta Kappa chapters – funding their travel, granting access to campus resources, and celebrating in person the chapter’s inductions. Instead of asking for a handout, this is your opportunity to offer a hand with whatever the college needs to support its mission.

Your project can be anything that benefits the college and is approved by the college administration – preferably the campus president/CEO.

Path to Success:

· Know Before You Go. Research the college’s mission statement and its current strategic priorities before you meet with the administrator. Being informed will demonstrate how seriously you’re taking this chance to partner with your college.

· The Ball Is in THEIR Court. Being prepared doesn’t mean you choose the project. Let the administrator share their thoughts and wishes before coming to an agreement on the best project to pursue.

· Collaborate and Listen. The first meeting is only the beginning. Keep the administration apprised of your progress, and go back to the table to discuss any obstacles. It’s the college’s decision if plans need to change.

· Rewards and Awards. A job well done will surely impress your administration sealing your chapter’s reputation as a star ally. And there are other rewards for completing a stellar project. The College Project is part of the Five Star Chapter Plan and your chapter could win an award on the regional and even international level of Phi Theta Kappa. Be sure to enter your College Project into the Hallmark Awards Competition.”