Riverland’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa received several key awards last weekend. Zeta Eta’s Honors in Action submission will be printed in the 2020 Civic Scholar: Phi Theta Kappa Journal of Undergraduate Research. This is an incredible honor that only sixteen chapters each year receive. It is a testament to the incredible work our students have done this past year. 

In addition to this incredible honor, Zeta Eta received a number of other awards at this past weekend's PTK Catalyst, international awards ceremony, which was held virtually:

• Distinguished Honors in Action (One of 50 out of 1300 chapters to be recognized)
• Distinguished College Project (One of 50 out of 1300 chapters to be recognized)
• Distinguished Theme Award (One of 27 out of 1300 chapters to be recognized)
• Distinguished Chapter Award (One of 50 out of 1300 chapters to be recognized)
• Heidi Schara and Suzette Overby received the Distinguished Adviser Team Award (One of 30 out of 1300 chapters to be recognized)