Phi Beta Kappa Inductees from the Humanities Major

Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest national undergraduate honor society in the United States. The University of Colorado's chapter, the first in the state, was founded in 1904, and the first six members were elected and initiated in spring, 1905. See more on the history of the chapter.

Membership in Phi Beta Kappa is by invitation. At the University of Colorado, invitations are issued twice each year to those undergraduates who meet specified criteria of GPA, undergraduate major in Arts and Sciences, number of credit hours at University of Colorado, and ethical standards. Invitations are normally made in October and February for initiation in December and April each year.

To learn more about Phi Beta Kappa please visit www.pbk.org, or visit www.colorado.edu/ArtsSciences/pbk/ to learn more about CU's local chapter.

Fall 2007:

Bridges, Chelsea Patricia

Campbell, Matthew Jordan

Mc Keown, Greer Justine

Oatman, Julie Perkins

Riddle, Kaitlyn

Spring 2007:

Kagan, Kira Anais

Trotsky, Kari

Fall 2006:

Hargrave, Allison

Raggio, Caitlyn

Spring 2006:

Eason, Mackenzie

Schlagel, Tia

Turner, Alison

Fall 2005:

Ahlstrand, Brian

Bane, Kelsey

Cash, Lindsey Leigh

Rowland, Teisha

Surey, Michele