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What is Gamma Beta Phi?
The Gamma Beta Phi Society is an honor and service
organization for students in colleges and universities in the
United States.
It is non-secret, non-profit, and co-educational;
membership does not exclude a student from
membership in other organizations.
Gamma is the initial letter of the Greek work meaning education;
Beta is the initial letter of the word meaning life;
Phi is the initial letter of the word friendship. Thus the three
letters designating
the name of the organization signify that education and
friendship
constitute the basis of a full and happy life. |
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The motto of The Gamma Beta Phi Society is "Progresses per
Eruditionem."
Its watchwords are "Scholarship," "Service," and
"Character," and its colors are "Gold" and "Ebony."
Student Requirements
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3.0 GPA (may fall to 2.7 with
one semester to raise it)
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Accumulated
at least 12 units
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You will need to print your unofficial transcript from MyCanyons;
print in landscape and be sure your student id appears at the
top right and your GPA appears on the last page at the bottom
right.
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$75 joining fees: $60 first year, one-time membership fee plus
$15 local dues (Make check payable to COCASG and write Gamma on
the memo line)
Student Benefits
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Induction ceremony, packet, and
certificate
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Leadership opportunities
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Service-based scholarship
opportunities
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Stoles ($18) & cords ($12.50)
available for graduation ceremony
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Diploma seal
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Membership is transferable (at
no additional cost!) to 4 year schools with chapters.
Contacts
Faculty Co-Advisors:
Dr. Anne Marenco,
Professor Kathryn
Coleman, and Professor
Thea Alvarado
Dr. Marenco's Office: Seco Hall 303, 661/362-3685
Check out the National
website here--Do NOT join on the National website, you MUST
join at COC to be a member at COC. |
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