The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders. Our work involves providing support for the continued success of the nation's top community college students, while also working to support and strengthen the nation's community colleges through the
following three commitments.
COMMITMENT 1:
Our work centers around increasing recognition and opportunities for student engagement among our members. Because we know that self-efficacy and student engagement are closely tied with student success, we have sought out ways to connect with and support as many students as possible-including adult and traditional students, full- and part-time students, students who are dually enrolled, and students attending entirely online.
COMMITMENT 2:
Phi Theta Kappa focuses its work primarily on providing programming and supports to its members; but student success doesn't happen in a vacuum. Through our research, we have learned that student success is complex and requires coordinated and intentional efforts by students, colleges, individuals, organizations, policymakers, and members of business and industry.
COMMITMENT 3:
Community colleges are quality institutions, and PTK members provide some of the best evidence of that quality. We work to leverage the experiences and voices of our members to advocate for the value of community college education among their peers and others. We do this by equipping students to be advocates and by providing them with platforms and opportunities to elevate the value of their community college experience. 

Meeting Times

Tuesday at 12pm 
Emeritus 1597