Phi Theta Kappa. Dress Etiquette & Pin Etiquette. Dress Etiquette. Pants and shirts No holes, tattering, or rips Stain-free and clean No low-cut necklines or bare midriffs No offensive graphics or text Hats Remove hats when indoors. How should I dress?. Business casual is recommended
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Dress Etiquette • Pants and shirts • No holes, tattering, or rips • Stain-free and clean • No low-cut necklines or bare midriffs • No offensive graphics or text • Hats • Remove hats when indoors
How should I dress? • Business casual is recommended • Slacks or khakis • Polo, collared shirt, or blouse • Loafers, dress sandals, etc. • Fellowship Events (casual) • Jeans that are not stained, ripped, etc. are appropriate with a Phi Theta Kappa t-shirt • Tennis shoes that are clean and neat
DO Wear on left side Place above all other pins Wear with polos, dress shirts, business, & formal attire DON’T Wear with t-shirts regardless if they are Phi Theta Kappa Wear on medallion ribbon or officer pin Wear on lanyards at events Pin Etiquette
Use the “YOU” approach • Positive language • Purpose • Interesting • Always be • Coherent • Concise • Correct • Complete • Courteous • Clear
Include a Salutation/Closing • Use the persons name if possible (Dear Ann or Ann) • Titles (Miss/Mrs./Ms./Mr./Dr.) • Always include your signature
Descriptive Subject • Meaningful “Change in Policy” or “Change in Vacation Policy” • Recipients scan subjects: • Open • Forward • File • Delete
Attention Getting Opening • First/second sentence determines • Get to the point • Be specific • Indicate a benefit “How would you like a raise this year? We need volunteers for the Salary Committee”
Short Sentences • Consider your audience • Simple/understandable/easy to read • One page (not a book...)
K.I.S.S. • Keep It Simple Silly • One subject • Sense of urgency/deadline • Avoid • Colorful backgrounds • Fancy fonts • Animated images • Extra punctuation
Avoid/Don’t • Flaming – Expressing of a strong opinion or anger • ALL CAPITAL LETTERS • BOTH • Writing/sending when angry • Assume privacy • Break email threads • Time of day: (good morning/afternoon/evening)
Origins • Six charter members under name of Phi Kappa Omicron • Founded in 1918 • Hardin, Stephens, Christian, Lindenwood, Cottey, Howard Payne, William Woods, and Central • 1926 milestones • American Association of Community Colleges & Phi Theta Kappa partnership • International
Leadership • Dr. Margaret James Mosal • First Executive Director • Rod Risley • Second & current Executive Director • Staff • Past & today • National / International Officers • Highest level of leadership available to members
Ohio Region • Founded in 1985 • Sixteen chapters • Regional Coordinators • 1985 – 2009 • International Recognition • Awards • Officers
Resources • http://www.ptk.org/about/ • http://www.ptk.org/about/milestones.htm • http://www.ptk.org/founders-day • http://www.ptk.org/hqstaff • http://www.ohioptk.org/docs/OhioRegionHandbook2009.pdf • Connie Myers-Kerr, Alpha of Ohio President • saxvet99@yahoo.com
hallmarks 101 Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Fellowship
Scholarship Hallmark • Primary • Honors Study Topic • Paradox of Affluence; Choices, Challenges and Consequences • Secondary • Helping and Encouraging Others to Learn
Leadership Hallmark • Primary • Leading Others • Secondary • Leadership Development
Service Hallmark • Primary • Operation Green: Improving Our Community • Secondary • Helping Others
Fellowship hallmark • Spending time together while doing projects, having chapter meetings and just having fun together
2008-2010 The Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences
Honors Guide Topics • Definition • Fine Arts • Health • Economic Policy • Rise and Fall of Civilizations • and Empires • Political and Civil Liberties • Geography • Education • Individual, Family • and Community Life • Environment
