Phi Alpha Theta (PAT)
What is PAT?
- Phi Alpha Theta is an international history honor society providing academic recognition, lifetime membership, and networking and leadership opportunities.
- CU Denver represents the Alpha Gamma Gamma Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta.
- National PAT Organization
How to join
- Applicants can apply for membership after taking 12 credit hours in History.
- There is a $50 application fee, but the History Department has funds to cover at least 5 application fees per year.
- Application Form
Benefits of joining PAT
- Lifelong membership in a nationally recognized honor society
- Opportunities to engage with UCD History faculty
- Mixed undergraduate student and graduate student cohort
- Homework and writing help
- Resume building
- Social activities with friends who are passionate about history
- Possibilities for research, travel, and field trips
- Continued connections after graduation
PAT Leadership Roles
President: Serves as the PAT representative to other campus organizations and offices. The president also works in tandem with the Faculty Advisor to provide club reports to university administrative offices.
Vice President: Serves as the President in the absence of the active President.
Treasurer: Manages club finances and financial record keeping.
Undergraduate Secretary: Responsible for taking notes/minutes at chapter meetings.
Faculty Advisor: Professor Kariann Yokota
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