Clinton Community College Celebrates New Inductees into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

Clinton Community College (CCC) recently held an induction ceremony for new members of its Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. The event on March 4 welcomed forty-eight students into the Alpha Theta Beta Chapter. These students qualified by maintaining a 3.5 GPA and earning at least 12 credit hours.

The ceremony featured chapter President Mackenzie Jackley and alumna Amanda Ganzer as Masters of Ceremony. CCC President Dr. Brian Kelly and Associate Director of Business Services Justin Sampson, recognized at the 2024 international Catalyst conference, also spoke at the event. They focused on the academic achievements and dedication of the new members.

Interim Dean of Enrollment Services, Tishly Herrington, gave a guest speech about the importance of service learning and community involvement. Chapter advisors Gina Bielski, Heather Evans, and Shirley Turnis shared their excitement about working with the new members on upcoming projects.

The Alpha Theta Beta chapter is active in community service and has been awarded as a 5-Star Chapter and a REACH chapter for its membership growth. Their initiatives include creating a lending library and sending holiday cards to military troops, showing their commitment to local and broader communities.

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