NU PI CHAPTER FACT SHEET

National Honors Status

Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society for two-year colleges provides recognition for academic achievement. Sinclair’s chapter, Nu Pi, formed in June 1964, is one of over 1,200 chapters worldwide and one of the oldest in the Ohio Region.

Membership Requirements

To be eligible to join, SCC students must have:

Cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
A minimum of 15 credit hours completed and a Sinclair transcript from a KIOSK or WebAdvisor
Induction fees of $75 in check/money order payable to Nu Pi

Continuing Membership Requirements

Maintain cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
Be enrolled in a minimum of 1 credit hour for three out of four consecutive quarters
Attend at least one general business meeting per quarter

Benefits of Membership

Have the Phi Theta Kappa seal affixed to your diploma
Wear the gold Phi Theta Kappa stole, tassel and honor cord at graduation
Numerous opportunities for scholarships
Advisor of Phi Theta Kappa will help conduct scholarship searches and write a letter of recommendation for all active members

The Hallmarks

In addition to the benefits of membership, Phi Theta Kappa offers many opportunities for personal growth and development of leadership skills.

Scholarship – Nu Pi offers four scholarships ranging from $150 to $450 each quarter and one $1,000 transfer scholarship annually. Scholarship awards are based on cumulative GPA and service to the chapter. Many four-year institutions across the nation offer transfer scholarships to active Phi Theta Kappans.

Fellowship – Nu Pi members host and attend many activities, including local, regional, and international events, which promote fellowship among chapter members, chapter alumni, and fellow Kappans throughout Ohio and the United States.

Leadership – Nu Pi has a major leadership role among student organizations at Sinclair. Membership offers the opportunity to develop and use leadership skills through the variety of officer and chair positions available each year.

Service – All members are encouraged to actively participate in Nu Pi’s activities. Service points are awarded for each activity and are considered for scholarship and travel opportunities.

View the online Orientation here.

Office: 512-2517

Advisors: Jamie Fries and Shari Rethman