News
North Student Selected for International PTK Post
Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006
Erin Wilson, North Seattle Community College student, has been elected international vice president of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the honor society for two-year college students throughout the world. To qualify for membership, students must earn a 3.5 grade point average.
Wilson will represent the Western U.S. (west of Kansas), Alaska, Hawaii, and Guam for the society.
As vice president, Wilson will receive a $2,000 scholarship and a laptop for use during her term. She will also spend the next year traveling to PTK chapters around the country including a visit to next year’s convention in Nashville, TN.
Wilson, NSCC’s PTK chapter events coordinator, was also selected for the All-Washington academic team, based on her 3.9 grade point average and her extra curricular activities which include working with children and volunteering for numerous causes, such as Campfire USA.
For more information regarding this award or PTK, visit http://www.ptk.org/breakingnews/currentbn1.htm or contact Marilyn Smith, advisor, msmith@sccd.ctc.edu or 528-4546.
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