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Phi Theta Kappa Zeta Zeta Chapter Inducts New Members

Phi Theta Kappa Zeta Zeta Induction Ceremony

MOORHEAD, Miss. (Mar. 24, 2025) – On March 18, the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Zeta Zeta Chapter of Mississippi Delta Community College (MDCC) inducted new members for the 2025 spring semester.

“PTK induction ceremonies are a time for celebration! The members of the Zeta Zeta Chapter of MDCC exemplify dedication, commitment and perseverance,” said Speech Instructor and Zeta Zeta Advisor Nicole Andrews. “Our students have shown the ability to excel in their academic studies, and I have no doubt that they will exceed our expectations and accomplish great things in their future.”

The ceremony took place in the Yeates Fine Arts Auditorium on the MDCC Moorhead campus. A welcome was given by MDCC Dean of Student Services Christopher Lee. The attendees were then addressed by MDCC President Dr. Steven Jones.

Allison Folk was the guest speaker for the event. Folk serves as the dean of career-technical and adult education at Mississippi Delta Community College.

Following Allison Folk; Andrews, Zeta Zeta Advisor Dr. Charnecca Barnes, President Caleb Johnson, Secretary Davina Washington and Treasurer Clamaurion Jenkins inducted the newest members into PTK Zeta Zeta.

After the induction, MDCC Vice President of Instruction/Provost Dr. Valarie Morgan gave closing remarks.

In order to be considered for the PTK Zeta Zeta Chapter, students must meet several qualifications:

  • Be a full-time student enrolled in an approved program of study and have completed one or more semesters with at least fifteen academic/technical hours.
  • As a freshman, have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or better on fifteen semester hours during the qualifying semester.
  • As a sophomore, have a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or better on at least thirty semester hours.
  • Transfer students must complete fifteen semester hours through Mississippi Delta Community College before being considered for membership.
  • Exhibit superior scholarship and leadership and show evidence of good character.
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