PHI ALPHA THETA
The international honor society in history,
Phi Alpha Theta, brings students, teachers, and writers of history together both intellectually and
socially; and it encourages and assists research and publication by its members. Membership
opens up fellowship opportunities, and also publication opportunities in
The Historian, the society's journal.
Phi Alpha Theta was organized at the University of Arkansas on March 17, 1921. Since
that time, it has grown to more than 740 chapters in 50 states and has more chapters
than any other accredited honor society in the world. The number of initiates since
inception totals more than 200,000.
Students who have completed 12 hours of history with good grades are eligible for
membership.
Requirements:
• Have 12 credits in history courses (transfers count)
• Have a 3.0 cumulative GPA
• Have a 3.1 GPA in history
Activities:
• We have conducted field trips to places such as Ellis Island, Old Bethpage Village,
and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• We have built boats for the Roth Pond Regatta; we placed second in 2003.
• We also have had academic activities and helped organize the annual
URECA Celebration on campus.
Faculty advisor: Alix Cooper, SBS-345
Congratulations Phi Alpha Theta Class of 2020-21!
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See pages Alumni
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See pages documents
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See pages Affiliates Spring2022
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See pages Newsletters
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See pages Samplesyllabi
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See pages education
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See pages faculty resources
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See pages grad
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See pages Phd Program
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See pages Making History
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See pages people
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See pages undergrad