īoth the Beta Tau Sigma and Upsilon Sigma chapters of Phi Theta Kappa at Itawamba Community College received awards at the organization’s Mississippi/Louisiana Regional Conference, Mar. Jillian McCollum of Saltillo received the Order of the Golden Key award, and advisor Jenny.
There are 48 chapters in the MS/LA region.īeta Tau Sigma received fourth Most Distinguished Chapter in the region seventh in Honors In Action for Fighting the Stigma of Mental Illness first place in Theme 3: Politics of Identity and seventh in College Project for Read, Lead, Succeed: Promoting the QEP. In addition, Kalyn Johnson of Fulton, president of Upsilon Sigma, received the Distinguished Chapter Officer award.īoth chapters also received awards during the MS/LA regional conference in early March at the University of Mississippi. Other international awards included Distinguished Honors in Action Theme Award and Distinguished Honors in Action Project Award in the Theme 6 – Visions of Justice division for Upsilon Sigma’s project, STAND: Transforming the Stigma of Sex Trafficking. Itawamba Community College’s Phi Theta Kappa chapters, Beta Tau Sigma (Tupelo) and Upsilon Sigma (Fulton), were recognized Friday at the first-ever, virtual PTK Catalyst event as Top 100 Chapters of the more than 1,250 chapters internationally. It recognizes and encourages the academic achievement of two-year college students and provides opportunity for individual growth and development through honors, leadership and service programming.
Phi Theta Kappa, headquartered in Jackson, is the largest honor society in higher education. The Beta Tau Sigma Chapter (Tupelo Campus) awards include Regional Project Award runner-up Honors in Action (ninth place) Five-Star Chapter and Ira Lindsay Kinard of Houston, Paragon Award for Advisors runner-up.īoth ICC chapters are among 45 in the Mississippi/Louisiana region. 2-3, at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg.Īwards for the Upsilon Sigma chapter (Fulton Campus) include Most Distinguished Chapter finalist (sixth place) College Project (third place), Honors in Action (tenth place) first place for research on North Korea: Theme War and Peace for Honors in Action Study Topic – Global Perspectives: How the World Works Digital Scrapbook runner-up David Leonard Travel Award, Five-Star Chapter Jolene Hoots of Amory, Bennie Warren Most Distinguished Advisor Award runner-up and Horizon Award for Advisors (service to the chapter award) Hunter Holley of Nettleton, runner-up for Most Distinguished Chapter Officer and Order of the Golden Key Heather McCormick of Fulton, Horizon Award for Advisors Robin Lowe of Amory, Horizon Award for Advisors and Makaela Dickerson of Smithville, regional reporter. Itawamba Community College’s chapters of Phi Theta Kappa received several awards at the organization’s regional conference, Mar.
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