

Beta Zeta Theta Chapter
Johnston Community College
Frequently asked questions
To become a member of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the international honor society for two-year colleges, you typically need to meet the following criteria:
Enrollment: You must be currently enrolled in a regionally accredited institution that offers an associate degree program, such as Johnston Community College (JCC).
Academic Achievement:
You must have completed at least 12 credit hours of coursework that can be applied toward an associate degree.
You must have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
Invitation:
Once you meet the academic requirements, you will receive an invitation from the PTK chapter at your college.
The invitation usually comes via email or mail and will provide instructions on how to accept membership.
Membership Fee:
There is a one-time membership fee required to join PTK. This fee covers both international and local chapter membership.
Acceptance:
After accepting the invitation and paying the membership fee, you will become an official member of PTK and gain access to a variety of benefits, including scholarship opportunities, leadership development, and networking events.
Active Participation:
While not mandatory, actively participating in chapter meetings, events, and activities can enhance your PTK experience and provide additional opportunities for growth and recognition.
If you're interested, keep an eye out for an invitation or reach out to the PTK advisor at your college for more information!
Yes, there are often various volunteer opportunities on campus, especially through organizations like Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), student government, clubs, and community service initiatives. Here are some common types of volunteer opportunities you might find:
Event Support:
Helping with campus events such as orientations, open houses, or special events like Fall Fest or Spring Fling. Volunteers might assist with setup, registration, guiding visitors, or managing booths.
Peer Tutoring:
Many colleges offer peer tutoring programs where students can volunteer to help others in subjects they excel in. We can always use volunteers for Cram Jam.
Community Service Projects:
Join or lead service projects organized by campus organizations, like food drives, clothing donations, or environmental cleanups.
Clubs and Organizations:
Most student clubs and organizations on campus have volunteer roles, whether it’s helping with events, fundraising, or outreach efforts. PTK can help you find hours.
Leadership Roles:
Volunteer for leadership positions within student organizations, which not only allow you to serve your campus community but also help build valuable skills. We accept new office nominations each year. Get involved!
Administrative Support:
Some offices on campus may need volunteers to assist with clerical work, event planning, or special projects.
PTK Volunteer Opportunities:
As a PTK member, you can volunteer to host tables at events like Fall Fest, participate in service projects, or help with chapter activities.
For specific opportunities, you can check with the PTK chapter. We often have up-to-date information on where help is needed and how you can get involved.
Johnston Community College (JCC) offers a couple of honor societies for students who excel academically and demonstrate leadership potential. The honor societies at JCC include:
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK):
The international honor society for two-year colleges, PTK recognizes and encourages academic achievement and provides opportunities for personal and professional growth through leadership, service, and fellowship.
National Technical Honor Society (NTHS):
The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is another prestigious honor society available at Johnston Community College (JCC). NTHS recognizes and honors students who excel in career and technical education (CTE) programs. It promotes scholastic achievement, leadership, and service within the technical education community.
These societies offer various benefits, including scholarships, networking opportunities, leadership development, and the chance to participate in campus and community service projects. Membership in these societies is typically by invitation, based on academic performance and other criteria specific to each organization.
To learn more or inquire about membership, you can reach out to the advisors or the student life office on campus.
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