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The College Project is designed to develop, build, and maintain a supportive relationship between Pi Theta and the HCC college administration. It is an excellent opportunity to collaborate with administrators and to support the mission of the college.
The Pi Theta chapter meets with the College President to discuss ways to help improve the college or the college experience for students. Projects can be anything as long as it benefits the college and is approved by the administration.
Tips to consider in planning to develop a College Project:
Still have questions about how to start a College Project or Honors in Action? This informative video can help!
This year, the Pi Theta Chapter will be providing their expertise and support during the New Student Orientation, providing a review of the new First Year Experience Course, Transition to College Success, and offering a listening hear and words of advice over the first two weeks of the FA23 semester with a "Coffee & Chat Hour with PTK Members" at different days and times in the Student Center. The project culminates with PTK Members assigned to each one of the Transition to College Success course sections providing a Peer Mentorship experience to support the First Time in College student to have a successful semester!
Join us at the One World Festival on November 15th from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm celebrating cultural diversity through food & displays on campus!
Food tastings and cultural displays from around the World! Do you want to participate? Students, employees, faculty and alumni register today to represent your culture! Registration deadline is October 17th!
Questions? Email cmayo2@student.hagerstowncc.edu
Attendee's of PTK Phi Theta's One World Festival Fall 2022 enjoy popular Nigerian cuisine.
PTK's Fall '22 President Caniah Mayo (right) and Fall '22 Chief Officer of Service and Fellowship Josef Ricafort (left) representing the Philippines and America during the One World Festival.
PTK's Fall '22 Chief Officer of Fundraising and Public Relations Alyssa Neff (shown) and Stephanie Odogu representing Nigeria during the One World Festival.
PTK Fall '22 Vice President Maya Mentzer (left) and Heidi Kielek (right) representing Ireland and Sweden during the One World Festival.
Students outside of PTK were encouraged to set up their own tables representing other cultures to also participate in the event.
Cups of candy for everyone!
Stephanie Odogu (right) and Alyssa Neff (left) keeping the Nigerian samples stocked and ready for attendees.
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