The Central Piedmont Phi Lambda chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is dedicated to local community service and service to our college community through education and hands-on activities. From scholarships to service and leadership experience, Phi Theta Kappa is a great way to learn the skills that will make you a valuable employee and an asset to your community.
The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa provides opportunities for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate to exchange ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
On display are images, scrapbooks, awards, and textural materials highlighting the advocacy efforts of our PTK students, as well as the positive impact Phi Lambda has upon our college and local communities.
PTK officers wearing their branded t-shirts.
Back row (left to right): Jessica Wolfe, Alonzo Conyers, Coleman Solloum. Front row (left to right): Jordan Greer, Brainy Santos-Villalobos, Angeles Gomez, Linda De Leon, Jenn Conway.
PTK induction ceremony in 2017.
Left to right: Jenn Conway, Patsy Montesinos, Natalia Amaro Rivera, Helen Amaro, Beau Bowers, Patrick Amaro Rivera, Alan Rodriguez.
PTK members from 2018-2019.
Left to right: Angeles Gomez, Nicole Aguero, Brainy Santos-Villalobos, Jordan Greer, Coleman Solloum, Linda De Leon, Raymond Wesley.
PTK Adopt-A-Street sign, established 1970.
PTK received the Distinguished Chapter Award in 1995.
PTK received the Yearbook Award, The Carolinas Region in 1992.
PTK received the Top Ten Award in 1978.
PTK received the Award of Excellence, Carolinas Four Clover Challenge, “Keeping the Carolinas Green" in 2007.
An invitation to the PTK Initiation Ceremony on December 8, 1991.
PTK students cleaned and picked up trash along Elizabeth Avenue. The story was featured in The Spark, a student publication, in 1991.
Visit our digital collection to read other issues of The Spark online.
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Left: This 2003-2009 PTK scrapbook contains photos, handwritten cards, and cut-outs from the 2005 Induction Ceremony program.
Center and right: The “Phi Theta Kappa: The Door to Phi Lambda” scrapbook documents the early years of PTK and its establishment in 1970. It contains newspaper clippings, newsletters, photos, and more.
