History
Phi Alpha Theta, National Honor Society
The University of Dayton’s chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society for students and professors of history, is one out of 970 in the nation. Established in 1951, just 30 years after the parent organization got its start, UD’s chapter has enjoyed well over half a century of students. Students organize meetings to discuss important contemporary issues, host talks and enjoy social gatherings.
2021 University of Dayton Inductees
The University of Dayton’s Phi Alpha Theta club welcomed new members into the organization at a recent induction ceremony (Sept. 15).
New members welcomed this year included:
- Anna Biesecker-Mast
- Matthew Frabotta
- Alec Schnatter
- Katharine Schreyer
- Lindsey VanHoose
- Jack Willerton
- Katherine Smith
Students receiving their certification of membership into the national and UD chapter of Phi Alpha Theta society from the Chair of History Christopher Agnew and club sponsor Dr. Janet Bednarek.
Students receiving their certification of membership into the national and UD chapter of Phi Alpha Theta society from the Chair of History Christopher Agnew and club sponsor Dr. Janet Bednarek.
New inductees at their first meeting with some of the society’s older members.
New inductees at their first meeting with some of the society’s older members.
Original 1951 Charter for the UD chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta society.
Original 1951 Charter for the UD chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta society.