List of Phi Beta Kappa chapters

A listing of the chapters of Phi Beta Kappa Society.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Number School Chapter Name Chartering date
1College of William & MaryAlpha of Virginia[lower-alpha 1]December 5, 1776
2Yale UniversityAlpha of Connecticut[lower-alpha 2]November 13, 1780[7]
3Harvard UniversityAlpha of Massachusetts[lower-alpha 3]September 5, 1781[8]
4Dartmouth CollegeAlpha of New HampshireAugust 20, 1787
5Union CollegeAlpha of New YorkMay 1, 1817
6Bowdoin CollegeAlpha of MaineFebruary 22, 1825
7Brown UniversityAlpha of Rhode IslandJuly 31, 1830
8Trinity CollegeBeta of ConnecticutJuly 2, 1845[7]
9Wesleyan UniversityGamma of ConnecticutJuly 7, 1845[7]
10Case Western Reserve UniversityAlpha of OhioOctober 28, 1847
11University of VermontAlpha of VermontMarch 7, 1848
12University of AlabamaAlpha of Alabama[lower-alpha 4]June 1851
13Amherst CollegeBeta of MassachusettsAugust 9, 1853[8]
14Kenyon CollegeBeta of OhioJune 29, 1858[9]
15New York UniversityBeta of New YorkDecember 23, 1858
16Marietta CollegeGamma of OhioJune 9, 1860
17Williams CollegeGamma of MassachusettsJuly 30, 1864[8]
18City College of New YorkGamma of New YorkJuly 24, 1867
19Middlebury CollegeBeta of VermontAugust 17, 1868
20Rutgers UniversityAlpha of New JerseyFebruary 22, 1869
21Columbia UniversityDelta of New YorkApril 22, 1869
22Hamilton CollegeEpsilon of New YorkMay 24, 1870
23Hobart and William Smith CollegesZeta of New YorkJuly 6, 1871
24Colgate UniversityEta of New YorkJune 19, 1878
25Cornell UniversityTheta of New YorkMay 28, 1882
26Dickinson CollegeAlpha of PennsylvaniaApril 13, 1887
27Lehigh UniversityBeta of PennsylvaniaApril 15, 1887
28University of RochesterIota of New YorkApril 20, 1887
29DePauw UniversityAlpha of IndianaDecember 17, 1889
30Northwestern UniversityAlpha of IllinoisFebruary 18, 1890
31University of KansasAlpha of KansasApril 2, 1890
32Lafayette CollegeGamma of PennsylvaniaApril 5, 1890
33Tufts UniversityDelta of MassachusettsNovember 18, 1892[8]
34University of PennsylvaniaDelta of PennsylvaniaDecember 9, 1892
35University of MinnesotaAlpha of MinnesotaDecember 13, 1892
36University of IowaAlpha of IowaSeptember 30, 1895
37Johns Hopkins UniversityAlpha of MarylandOctober 10, 1895
38University of Nebraska–LincolnAlpha of NebraskaDecember 23, 1895
39Colby CollegeBeta of MaineJanuary 3, 1896
40Syracuse UniversityKappa of New YorkFebruary 10, 1896
41Swarthmore CollegeEpsilon of PennsylvaniaJune 9, 1896
42Vassar CollegeMu of New YorkApril 7, 1899
43Wabash CollegeBeta of IndianaNovember 7, 1898
44University of California, BerkeleyAlpha of CaliforniaDecember 23, 1898
45Haverford CollegeZeta of PennsylvaniaJanuary 20, 1899
46University of Wisconsin–MadisonAlpha of WisconsinFebruary 2, 1899
47Boston UniversityEpsilon of MassachusettsFebruary 8, 1899[8]
48University of CincinnatiDelta of OhioApril 11, 1899
49Princeton UniversityBeta of New JerseyJune 7, 1899
50St. Lawrence UniversityLambda of New YorkJune 24, 1899
51University of ChicagoBeta of IllinoisJuly 1, 1899
52Vanderbilt UniversityAlpha of TennesseeNovember 5, 1901
53University of MissouriAlpha of MissouriDecember 5, 1901
54Allegheny CollegeEta of PennsylvaniaFebruary 18, 1902
55University of ColoradoAlpha of ColoradoOctober 18, 1904
56Smith CollegeZeta of MassachusettsOctober 19, 1904[8]
57Stanford UniversityBeta of CaliforniaNovember 1, 1904
58University of North CarolinaAlpha of North CarolinaNovember 7, 1904
59Colorado CollegeBeta of ColoradoNovember 11, 1904
60Wellesley CollegeEta of MassachusettsNovember 14, 1904[8]
61Ohio State UniversityEpsilon of OhioDecember 8, 1904
62Mount Holyoke CollegeTheta of MassachusettsJanuary 30, 1905[8]
63University of Texas at AustinAlpha of TexasFebruary 2, 1905
64Goucher CollegeBeta of MarylandFebruary 24, 1905
65Oberlin CollegeZeta of OhioNovember 8, 1907
66Ohio Wesleyan UniversityEta of OhioNovember 9, 1907
67University of Illinois at Urbana–ChampaignGamma of IllinoisNovember 11, 1907
68University of MichiganAlpha of MichiganNovember 13, 1907
69Franklin & Marshall CollegeTheta of PennsylvaniaJanuary 30, 1908
70Grinnell CollegeBeta of IowaApril 11, 1908
71University of VirginiaBeta of VirginiaJune 16, 1908
72Tulane UniversityAlpha of LouisianaFebruary 26, 1909
73West Virginia UniversityAlpha of West VirginiaDecember 5, 1910
74Denison UniversityTheta of OhioJanuary 18, 1911
75Indiana University BloomingtonGamma of IndianaJanuary 20, 1911
76Washington and Lee UniversityGamma of VirginiaMay 5, 1911
77Miami UniversityIota of OhioJune 14, 1911
78Beloit CollegeBeta of WisconsinJune 19, 1911
79Lawrence UniversityGamma of Wisconsin[lower-alpha 5]February 20, 1914
80Pomona CollegeGamma of CaliforniaMarch 7, 1914
81University of GeorgiaAlpha of GeorgiaMarch 14, 1914
82Carleton CollegeBeta of MinnesotaMarch 31, 1914
83University of WashingtonAlpha of WashingtonApril 20, 1914
84Radcliffe CollegeIota of Massachusetts[lower-alpha 3]May 11, 1914[8]
85Washington University in St. LouisBeta of MissouriMay 13, 1914
86University of North DakotaAlpha of North DakotaJune 13, 1914
87Knox CollegeDelta of IllinoisFebruary 15, 1917
88Randolph CollegeDelta of VirginiaMay 5, 1917
89Bates CollegeGamma of MaineMay 29, 1917
90Duke UniversityBeta of North CarolinaMarch 29, 1920
91Hunter CollegeNu of New YorkFebruary 11, 1920
92Whitman CollegeBeta of WashingtonJanuary 20, 1920
93University of OklahomaAlpha of OklahomaMay 24, 1920
94Gettysburg CollegeIota of PennsylvaniaJanuary 11, 1923[11][12]
95University of MaineDelta of MaineJanuary 26, 1923[11]
96Davidson CollegeGamma of North CarolinaMarch 1, 1923[11][13]
97University of OregonAlpha of OregonApril 14, 1923[11]
98Drake UniversityGamma of IowaApril 19, 1923[11][14]
99Cornell CollegeDelta of IowaMay 3, 1923[11][15]
100University of KentuckyAlpha of KentuckySeptember 8, 1925[16][17]
101Sewanee: The University of the SouthBeta of TennesseeMarch 16, 1926[16][18]
102Agnes Scott CollegeBeta of GeorgiaMarch 23, 1926[16][19]
103University of South CarolinaAlpha of South CarolinaApril 8, 1926[16][20]
104College of WoosterKappa of OhioApril 20, 1926[16][21]
105Occidental CollegeDelta of CaliforniaMay 12, 1926[16][22]
106University of South DakotaAlpha of South DakotaJune 4, 1926[16][23]
107University of IdahoAlpha of IdahoJune 5, 1926[16][24]
108Rice UniversityBeta of TexasMarch 1, 1929[16][25]
109University of Southern CaliforniaEpsilon of CaliforniaMarch 14, 1929[16][26]
110Mills CollegeZeta of CaliforniaMarch 16, 1929[16][27]
111Emory UniversityGamma of GeorgiaApril 3, 1929[16][28]
112Washington State UniversityGamma of WashingtonApril 6, 1929[16][29]
113University of RichmondEpsilon of VirginiaApril 12, 1929[16][30]
114Ohio UniversityLambda of OhioApril 26, 1929[16][31]
115University of ArizonaAlpha of ArizonaApril 20, 1932[32]
116University of ArkansasAlpha of ArkansasApril 4, 1932[33]
117Illinois CollegeEpsilon of IllinoisApril 6, 1932[34]
118Wells CollegeXi of New YorkMay 7, 1932[35]
119Wheaton CollegeKappa of MassachusettsMarch 18, 1932[8][36]
120University of UtahAlpha of UtahJanuary 3, 1935[37]
Connecticut CollegeDelta of ConnecticutFebruary 13, 1935[7][38]
Florida State UniversityAlpha of FloridaMarch 4, 1935[lower-alpha 6]
Washington and Jefferson CollegeKappa of PennsylvaniaOctober 30, 1937[39]
Birmingham–Southern CollegeBeta of AlabamaNovember 26, 1937[40]
Pennsylvania State UniversityLambda of PennsylvaniaDecember 7, 1937[41]
University at BuffaloOmicron of New YorkJanuary 29, 1938[42]
University of FloridaBeta of FloridaFebruary 17, 1938[lower-alpha 7][43]
Randolph–Macon CollegeZeta of Virginia[lower-alpha 8]1937[45]
University of California, Los AngelesEta of California[lower-alpha 9]January 14, 1938[45][46][47]
George Washington UniversityAlpha of D.C.February 22, 1938[48]
Reed CollegeBeta of OregonMay 6, 1938[49]
St. Catherine UniversityGamma of MinnesotaMay 17, 1938[50]
Bucknell UniversityMu of PennsylvaniaNovember 7, 1940[51]
Albion CollegeBeta of MichiganNovember 8, 1940[51]
University of DenverGamma of ColoradoNovember 25, 1940[51]
University of WyomingAlpha of WyomingNovember 26, 1940[51]
Elmira CollegePi of New YorkNovember 29, 1940[51]
Wake Forest UniversityDelta of North CarolinaJanuary 13, 1941[51][52]
Wofford CollegeBeta of South CarolinaJanuary 14, 1941[51][53]
Catholic University of AmericaBeta of D.C.January 15, 1941[51][54]
Milwaukee-Downer CollegeDelta of Wisconsin[lower-alpha 5]January 21, 1941[51][55]
St. Olaf CollegeDelta of MinnesotaNovember 4, 1949[56][57]
Rhodes CollegeGamma of TennesseeDecember 5, 1949[57][58]
Southern Methodist UniversityGamma of TexasDecember 12, 1949[57]
Coe CollegeEpsilon of IowaDecember 13, 1949[57]
Hampden-Sydney CollegeEta of VirginiaDecember 13, 1949[57]
Queens CollegeSigma of New YorkJanuary 9, 1950[57][59]
Brooklyn CollegeRho of New YorkJanuary 13, 1950[57]
Wilson CollegeNu of PennsylvaniaJanuary 20, 1950[57]
Sweet Briar CollegeTheta of VirginiaMarch 3, 1950[57]
Augustana CollegeZeta of IllinoisMarch 17, 1950[57]
Ripon CollegeEpsilon of WisconsinDecember 12, 1952[60]
University of New HampshireBeta of New HampshireDecember 16, 1952[60][61]
University of HawaiiAlpha of HawaiiDecember 19, 1952[60][62]
Wayne State UniversityGamma of MichiganJanuary 16, 1953[63]
University of PittsburghXi of PennsylvaniaJanuary 19, 1953[63]
Clark UniversityLambda of MassachusettsFebruary 2, 1953[8][63]
Rockford UniversityEta of IllinoisFebruary 21, 1953[63]
Fisk UniversityDelta of TennesseeApril 4, 1953[63][64]
Howard UniversityGamma of D.C.April 8, 1953[63][65]
University of North Carolina at GreensboroEpsilon of North Carolina[lower-alpha 10]February 17, 1956[45]
University of ConnecticutEpsilon of ConnecticutApril 4, 1956[7][66]
University of DelawareAlpha of DelawareApril 25, 1956[66]
Kalamazoo CollegeDelta of MichiganDecember 9, 1958[67]
Lake Forest CollegeTheta of IllinoisFebruary 9, 1962[68]
166Hollins UniversityIota of VirginiaFebruary 20, 1962[68][69]
Fordham UniversityTau of New YorkMarch 1, 1962[68]
Scripps CollegeTheta of CaliforniaMarch 1, 1962[68]
169Brandeis UniversityMu of MassachusettsMarch 5, 1962[8][70]
170Chatham UniversityOmicron of PennsylvaniaMarch 15, 1962[70]
University of Maryland, College ParkGamma of MarylandDecember 16, 1964[71]
University of New MexicoAlpha of New MexicoApril 6, 1965[72]
Georgetown UniversityDelta of D.C.April 29, 1965[73]
Earlham CollegeDelta of IndianaFebruary 18, 1965[74]
University of TennesseeEpsilon of TennesseeJanuary 29, 1965[75]
University of California, RiversideIota of CaliforniaApril 7, 1965[76]
University of MassachusettsNu of MassachusettsMarch 30, 1965[8][77]
University of California, DavisKappa of California[lower-alpha 11]May 14, 1968[79]
University of California, Santa BarbaraLambda of California1968[80]
Muhlenberg CollegePi of PennsylvaniaFebruary 23, 1968[81]
Macalester CollegeEpsilon of MinnesotaFebruary 22, 1968[82]
Morehouse CollegeDelta of GeorgiaJanuary 6, 1968[83]
Michigan State UniversityEpsilon of MichiganFebruary 4, 1968[84]
University of Notre DameEpsilon of IndianaFebruary 11, 1968[85]
Saint Louis UniversityGamma of MissouriAugust 27, 1968[86]
Centre CollegeBeta of KentuckyMarch 12, 1971[87]
Lehman CollegeChi of New York1971
Trinity Washington UniversityEpsilon of D.C.February 18, 1971[88]
University of Mary WashingtonKappa of VirginiaFebruary 22, 1971[89]
Texas Christian UniversityDelta of TexasFebruary 24, 1971[90]
Mary Baldwin CollegeLambda of VirginiaApril 26, 1971[91]
Hiram CollegeMu of OhioSpring 1971[92]
Boston CollegeOmicron of MassachusettsApril 6, 1971[8][93]
Skidmore CollegePhi of New YorkFebruary 20, 1971[94]
Binghamton UniversityPsi of New YorkMay 7, 1971
199Manhattan CollegeUpsilon of New YorkFebruary 12, 1971[95][96]
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyXi of Massachusetts1971[8]
Purdue UniversityZeta of IndianaFebruary 23, 1971[97]
Hope CollegeZeta of MichiganFebruary 13, 1971[98]
Marquette UniversityZeta of Wisconsin1971
Arizona State UniversityBeta of Arizona1973
Colorado State UniversityDelta of ColoradoNovember 15, 1973[99]
Furman UniversityGamma of South CarolinaDecember 5, 1973[100]
Hofstra UniversityOmega of New York1973
Iowa State UniversityZeta of IowaDecember 19, 1973[101]
University at Albany, SUNYAlpha Alpha of New YorkMarch 7, 1974[102]
Stony Brook UniversityAlpha Beta of New YorkMay 1974[103]
Kansas State UniversityBeta of Kansas1974
Trinity UniversityEpsilon of Texas1974
University of Wisconsin–MilwaukeeEta of Wisconsin1974
University of California, IrvineMu of California1974
San Diego State UniversityNu of CaliforniaApril 27, 1974[104]
College of the Holy CrossPi of Massachusetts1974[8]
Temple UniversityRho of Pennsylvania1974
Hamline UniversityZeta of MinnesotaApril 1974[105]
California State University, Long BeachRho of California1977
University of California, San DiegoSigma of CaliforniaMay 27, 1977[106]
University of RedlandsXi of California1977
Santa Clara UniversityPi of California1977
Louisiana State UniversityBeta of Louisiana1977
Baylor UniversityZeta of TexasApril 12, 1977[107]
University of Rhode IslandBeta of Rhode IslandApril 22, 1977[108]
Kent State UniversityNu of OhioApril 27, 1977[109]
Virginia TechMu of VirginiaMay 8, 1977[110]
San Francisco State UniversityOmicron of CaliforniaMay 26, 1977[111]
University of Illinois at ChicagoIota of IllinoisJune 3, 1977[112]
Drew UniversityGamma of New JerseyApril 26, 1980[113]
Alma CollegeEta of MichiganApril 3, 1980[114]
McDaniel CollegeDelta of MarylandMay 1, 1980[115]
Stetson UniversityGamma of FloridaNovember 19, 1982[116]
Claremont McKenna CollegeTau of California1983
Luther CollegeEta of IowaApril 19, 1983[117]
University of MiamiDelta of FloridaFebruary 5, 1983[118]
Bowling Green State UniversityXi of Ohio1983[119]
Gustavus Adolphus CollegeEta of MinnesotaApril 7, 1983[120]
University of California, Santa CruzUpsilon of California1986
University of Puget SoundDelta of WashingtonApril 10, 1986[121]
Villanova UniversitySigma of PennsylvaniaApril 13, 1986[122]
University of DallasEta of Texas1989
Millsaps CollegeAlpha of MississippiMarch 4, 1989[123]
University of TulsaBeta of OklahomaMay 4, 1989[124]
Wittenberg UniversityOmicron of OhioMay 5, 1992[125]
Ursinus CollegeTau of PennsylvaniaMarch 29, 1992[126]
American UniversityZeta of D.C.December 1, 1994[127]
Fairfield UniversityZeta of ConnecticutApril 4, 1995[7][128]
Loyola UniversityKappa of Illinois1995
Loyola UniversityEpsilon of Maryland1995
Southwestern UniversityTheta of TexasMarch 25, 1995[129]
North Carolina State UniversityZeta of North CarolinaApril 17, 1995[130]
Carnegie Mellon UniversityUpsilon of PennsylvaniaApril 30, 1995[131]
Willamette UniversityDelta of OregonFebruary 1, 1998[132]
Hendrix CollegeBeta of ArkansasApril 16, 1998[133]
Lewis & Clark CollegeGamma of Oregon1998
St. Mary's College of MarylandZeta of MarylandApril 22, 1998[134]
University of Maryland, Baltimore CountyEta of MarylandMarch 16, 1998[135]
Spelman CollegeEpsilon of GeorgiaFebruary 10, 1998[136]
Western Michigan UniversityTheta of MichiganFebruary 22, 1998[137]
Illinois Wesleyan UniversityLambda of IllinoisFebruary 21, 2001[138]
Auburn UniversityGamma of AlabamaMarch 22, 2001[139]
Austin CollegeIota of TexasMarch 30, 2001[140]
Florida International UniversityEpsilon of FloridaApril 1, 2001[141]
University of MississippiBeta of MississippiApril 6, 2001[142]
Saint Joseph's UniversityPhi of Pennsylvania2001
Truman State UniversityDelta of MissouriJanuary 31, 2001[143]
University of San DiegoPhi of CaliforniaNovember 14, 2003[144]
State University of New York at GeneseoAlpha Delta of New YorkJanuary 16, 2004[145]
265Texas A&M UniversityKappa of TexasFebruary 17, 2004[146]
Eckerd CollegeZeta of FloridaFebruary 27, 2004[147]
Alfred UniversityAlpha Gamma of New YorkMarch 19, 2004[148]
267Roanoke CollegeNu of VirginiaMarch 12, 2004[149]
Valparaiso UniversityEta of IndianaApril 1, 2004[150]
Saint Michael's CollegeGamma of VermontApril 16, 2004[151]
Washington CollegeTheta of MarylandFebruary 23, 2007[152][153]
University of the PacificChi of CaliforniaMarch 31, 2007[152][153]
Clemson UniversityDelta of South CarolinaApril 2, 2007[152][153][154]
The College of New JerseyDelta of New JerseyApril 9, 2007[152][153][155]
Texas Tech UniversityLambda of TexasApril 11, 2007[152][153]
Xavier UniversityPi of OhioApril 11, 2007[152][153]
Butler UniversityTheta of IndianaFebruary 4, 2010[156][157][158]
James Madison UniversityXi of VirginiaMarch 17, 2010[157][158][159]
Elon UniversityEta of North CarolinaApril 13, 2010[157][158][160]
C. of Saint Benedict and Saint John's U.Theta of MinnesotaApril 27, 2010[157][158]
281Creighton UniversityBeta of NebraskaNovember 29, 2012[161][162]
282Oklahoma State UniversityGamma of OklahomaJanuary 17, 2013[161][163]
283George Mason UniversityOmicron of VirginiaApril 17, 2013[161][164]
284University of HoustonMu of TexasMarch 4, 2016[165][166]
285Mercer UniversityZeta of GeorgiaApril 9, 2016[165][167][168]
286Oregon State UniversityEpsilon of OregonApril 28, 2016[165][169][170]

Notes

  1. ↑ Alpha of Virginia was inactive from 1780-1851 and 1860-1893
  2. ↑ Alpha of Connecticut was inactive from 1871-1884
  3. 1 2 The Alpha chapter at Harvard University and the Iota chapter at Radcliffe College voted to merge as the Alpha-Iota chapter of Massachusetts at Harvard University, effective June 1995.
  4. ↑ Alpha of Alabama was disbanded at the outbreak of the Civil War and not reorganized until 1912
  5. 1 2 Gamma chapter of Wisconsin at Lawrence College was combined with Delta chapter at Milwaukee-Downer College after the two schools merged in 1964[10]
  6. ↑ Alpha of Florida installation March 4 & 5, 1935
  7. ↑ Beta of Florida installation February 17 & 18, 1938
  8. ↑ Originally chartered as a section of Delta of Virginia in 1923[44]
  9. ↑ Originally chartered as a section of Alpha of California
  10. ↑ Originally chartered as a section of Alpha of North Carolina on December 12, 1934
  11. ↑ Originally part of the Alpha of California chapter[78]

References

  1. ↑ Catalogue of the Cornell Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa (Theta of New York): 1882-1912 p 10-11
  2. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Texas - 1920
  3. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa General Catalog: 1776-1922
  4. ↑ The Phi Beta Kappa Society Council Bulletin Forty-Third Triennial Council August 2-4, 2012 Palm Beach, Florida Archived 2015-01-09 at the Library of Congress Web Archives
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  8. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Other chapters in Massachusetts Archived 2015-03-04 at the Wayback Machine.
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  124. ↑ University of Tulsa Phi Beta Kappa
  125. ↑ Modern Wittenberg By William A. Kinnison p. 339
  126. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa | Student Organizations | Ursinus College
  127. ↑ American Scene
  128. ↑ Chartering Ceremony for Zeta of Connecticut; United Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa
  129. ↑ Southwestern: Phi Beta Kappa
  130. ↑ Susan K Nutter Biographical Sketch Archived 2015-02-01 at the Wayback Machine.
  131. ↑ Interactions - Carnegie Mellon Department of Physics Newsletter 1995/1 Archived 2014-02-22 at the Wayback Machine.
  132. ↑ Moveable Type - Newsletter of Mark O. Hatfield Library Vol 5, No. 2]
  133. ↑ Log Cabin Democrat Local News:New Phi Beta Kappa chapter installed at Hendrix College 4/16/98
  134. ↑ History - Phi Beta Kappa
  135. ↑ UMBC awarded Phi Beta Kappa chapter
  136. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa at Spelman Archived 2015-02-05 at the Wayback Machine.
  137. ↑ About Us | Phi Beta Kappa | Western Michigan University
  138. ↑ Founders' Day 2001 Marks IWU's 150th Anniversary;IWU Launches Phi Beta Kappa Chapter,Honors 5 Alums & Explorer-Prof John Wesley Powell
  139. ↑ AUBURN PHI BETA KAPPA CHAPTER TO BE INSTALLED
  140. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa | Austin College
  141. ↑ events
  142. ↑ Trent Lott Leadership Institute | News
  143. ↑ NEMO-PBK News Fall 2001
  144. ↑ "The official Phi Beta Kappa installation ceremony will be held on Nov. 14, during the week-long inauguration festivities for USD’s new president, Mary E. Lyons" --USD Magazine, Fall 2003, p.4.
  145. ↑ PHI BETA KAPPA CHAPTER INSTALLATION AT SUNY GENESEO SLATED FOR JANUARY 16
  146. ↑ "Texas A&M Joins Phi Beta Kappa Ranks". Archived from the original on 2009-07-27.
  147. ↑ Eckerd College . Phi Beta Kappa Installation Archived 2015-02-25 at the Wayback Machine.
  148. ↑ Cornell technology professor to give annual Phi Beta Kappa Lecture
  149. ↑ Roanoke College installs Phi Beta Kappa chapter
  150. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa - Valparaiso University
  151. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa | Saint Michael's College
  152. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Xavier University Awarded Phi Beta Kappa Chapter
  153. 1 2 3 4 5 6 The Key Reporter Summer 2007 p 7
  154. ↑ Five Clemson Student-Athletes Inducted Into Phi Beta Kappa
  155. ↑ Honor Society of Phi Beta Kappa at TCNJ | Phi Beta Kappa
  156. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa - Butler University
  157. 1 2 3 4 Phi Beta Kappa Society :: Chapter Installation at Elon
  158. 1 2 3 4 The Key Reporter Summer 2010 p 6
  159. ↑ Ceremonies To Mark Start of Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society at JMU
  160. ↑ History of the Society
  161. 1 2 3 Still growing after all these years Archived 2015-02-06 at the Library of Congress Web Archives
  162. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa Installation Ceremony | Creighton University Calendar
  163. ↑ Beta Kappa, Alpha of Oklahoma congratulations
  164. ↑ Phi Beta Kappa | At George Mason University – Omicron of Virginia
  165. 1 2 3 PBK Announcement of newly approved chapters via Twitter – 10/09/2015
  166. ↑ ICYMI: Phi Beta Kappa installs chapter at UH
  167. ↑ Mercer nominates twelve Phi Beta Kappa members
  168. ↑ Mercer to Celebrate New Chapter of The Phi Beta Kappa Society with Installation and Induction Ceremony, Dedication of Plaza
  169. ↑ "Phi Beta Kappa | Leadership | Oregon State University". Archived from the original on 2016-03-22.
  170. ↑ OSU chapter of Phi Beta Kappa installed
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