Phi Beta Kappa. Colorado Gamma (University of Denver)

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In this series, box contains membership lists from 1941 through 1996.

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In this series, box contains a folder of correspondence dated 1933-1999.

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Box contains a scrapbook from originating chapter secretary Professor Ethel K. Schuman with materials from 1940-1962. Mostly consists of press clippings, correspondence and some memorabilia.

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Box contains a scrapbook from originating chapter secretary Professor Ethel K. Schuman with materials from 1940-1962. Mostly consists of press clippings, correspondence and some memorabilia.

Abstract This collection contains the records of the Gamma of Colorado chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at University of Denver, founded in 1940 and still existing today. Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest national honor society in the United States and is very selectiv,e with chapters at only 10% of US higher-ed institutions. Membership is limited to the top 10% of arts and sciences undergraduates at each institution with very high GPAs, usually a 3.8 out of 4.0. Members are generally invited to join in their...

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Housing Policy Changed – 21-year-old Coeds eligible to move in. Outstanding Coeds Announced at Annual AWS Banquet Event – Sally Griffith Klendshoj was named “Miss University of Denver” and Dr. Dorothy Humiston was chosen as the University’s outstanding faculty woman. Two DU’ers Initiated into Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society on March 15, 1956. Norma Jean Carpenter receives the Georgia Crowell Cup from Kappa Delta.

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Greeks Stage Musical Farce Tonight. May Days Show Opens Auditions of Student Talent. Queen Coronation Tops Holiday Fete; Dancers to Enjoy Continuous Music. “God in History” Theme of Palm Sunday Chapel. Air Defense Chief of Staff Guest of “Focus” Discussion. “Reluctant Debutante” Well Received During Tour of Area Army Bases. AEC Grant Allows Nuclear Expansion. Phi Beta Kappa Selects Wolfe, Ehly as Members. Weekend Ski Report.

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Student Y Group Planning Unique, Practical Project. Union Cafeteria May be Leased, Board Announces. Phi Beta Kappa to Initiate Three Grads. Annual Brotherhood Week to Open on Campus April 5. Date Songs For Twilight Swing Due Changed. Panel Critique Closes Second Legislative Meet. Spring Quarter Registration Set for March 30, 31. C. McLaughlin, Hurt in Accident, Recovering Well.

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Phi Beta Kappa Elects Burke, Siegham. Alter Proposes Plans for Ford Grant to be Used in Academic Aim. Wieman, Senate Committee Agree to Hockey Ticket Plan. Dr. Linus Pauling Will Speak Here on Civil Liberties. New Clues Given in Stereo Contest. Nurses Present Hospital Follies. Soundproof Rooms are Available for Student Practicing.

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Student Senators, Lacking Quorum, Table Amendment. “My Friend, the People’s Poet” Topic of Chancellor’s Address. Mathematics Major Chosen as Phi Beta Kappa Member. Lamont Recitals to Feature Both Students, Faculty. Library Expands Hours for Finals. Student Housing Advance Rental Fee is Subject to July 1 Payment Deadline, AAUP Chairmen, Named by Foster.