The Phi Beta Kappa Society is the nation's oldest academic honor society, dating back over two centuries. Phi Beta Kappa was founded by five students at the College of William and Mary in 1776 on the principles of freedom of inquiry and liberty of thought and expression. Mason was awarded a chapter in August 2012 and joined the ranks of only 10% of American colleges with Phi Beta Kappa chapters. On April 17th, George Mason University inducted its first members into the Mason chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.
New Century College is proud to congratulate eight of our students on receiving invitations to join this prestigious honor society:
Jennifer Bombardier, Integrative Studies '13
Essam Chalf, Integrative Studies '13
Charles Lee Coats, Environmental and Sustainability Studies '13
Daniel Eichenlaub, Integrative Studies '13
Ellen Mulcahy, Integrative Studies '12
Megan Parker, Integrative Studies '13
Lindsey Shull, Integrative Studies '13
Jennifer Souther, Integrative Studies '13
About Mason's Phi Beta Kappa Chapter
Nation's oldest honors society comes to Mason from Connect2Mason
First members inducted into historical Phi Beta Kappa honor society from Connect2Mason
Phi Beta Kappa, Here We Come! from Mason News
May 30, 2013
