Pi Delta Phi: French Honor Society
Pi Delta Phi Theta Xi Chapter
National French Honor Society
History
Pi Delta Phi was founded as a departmental honor society at the University of California,Berkeley, in 1906. After twenty years as a local chapter, Pi Delta Phi declared itself the National French Honor Society and chartered the Beta Chapter at the University of Southern California in 1925.
The Society expanded slowly during the next fifteen years. Since the end of World War II, Pi Delta Phi has enjoyed phenomenal growth. At the present time, it numbers more than 275chapters established at representative public and private colleges and universities in almost every state, as well as chapters in Paris and Aix-en-Provence.
The Society was admitted to membership in the Association of College Honor Societies in 1967.
The Theta Chi chapter of Pi Delta Phi was established at Georgetown by Prof. J. M. Guieu in 1977.
Purpose
The purpose of this Society shall be (1) to recognize outstanding scholarship in the French languages and its literatures; (2) to increase the knowledge and appreciation of Americans for the cultural contributions of the French-speaking world; (3) to stimulate and encourage French cultural activities.
Membership
To qualify a student must have taken at least one course above the Advanced II or Topics for Oral Proficiency level, have a 3.2 overall GPA,and a 3.5 in the French courses taken at Georgetown. To become a member please complete this form, providing your present and permanent addresses, school, graduation date, and phone number. Also provide a copy of an official transcript showing your GPA. The application fee is $30 (money orders only) to be given to the French Department Administrator in 416 ICC. Money orders should be made to the order of "Georgetown University". Materials are due by March 31. Members will be inducted in May. Students who have questions should contact Professor Alissa Webel at amw6@georgetown.edu.
National French Honor Society
History
Pi Delta Phi was founded as a departmental honor society at the University of California,Berkeley, in 1906. After twenty years as a local chapter, Pi Delta Phi declared itself the National French Honor Society and chartered the Beta Chapter at the University of Southern California in 1925.
The Society expanded slowly during the next fifteen years. Since the end of World War II, Pi Delta Phi has enjoyed phenomenal growth. At the present time, it numbers more than 275chapters established at representative public and private colleges and universities in almost every state, as well as chapters in Paris and Aix-en-Provence.
The Society was admitted to membership in the Association of College Honor Societies in 1967.
The Theta Chi chapter of Pi Delta Phi was established at Georgetown by Prof. J. M. Guieu in 1977.
Purpose
The purpose of this Society shall be (1) to recognize outstanding scholarship in the French languages and its literatures; (2) to increase the knowledge and appreciation of Americans for the cultural contributions of the French-speaking world; (3) to stimulate and encourage French cultural activities.
Membership
To qualify a student must have taken at least one course above the Advanced II or Topics for Oral Proficiency level, have a 3.2 overall GPA,and a 3.5 in the French courses taken at Georgetown. To become a member please complete this form, providing your present and permanent addresses, school, graduation date, and phone number. Also provide a copy of an official transcript showing your GPA. The application fee is $30 (money orders only) to be given to the French Department Administrator in 416 ICC. Money orders should be made to the order of "Georgetown University". Materials are due by March 31. Members will be inducted in May. Students who have questions should contact Professor Alissa Webel at amw6@georgetown.edu.
Upcoming Events
- Nov 24, 2:40pm-3:55pm: Robert Keating Speaks on Québec Economy
- Mar 24, All day: Le rayonnement de la France à l'Âge Classique
- Mar 25, All day: Le rayonnement de la France à l'Âge Classique
