What is a Phi Beta Kappa Association?
PBK Associations consist of previously elected members of Phi Beta Kappa (i.e., graduates). They do not elect new members. On the other hand, PBK Chapters are located at Colleges and Universities, and can elect new members. The first Association was founded in New York City in 1877. There are currently more than 65 PBK Associations around the country, made up of Society members in their geographic areas. Previous Events You’re invited to PBK Association of Northern New England’s Fall 2006 Event! Why: To see old friends, meet new people, attend an important debate – and have fun! When: Thursday, November 9, 2006, from 7 – 9 PM What: Reception from 7 – 7:30 PM, followed by lecture: “Stem Cells in Medicine: Mystery and Reality” The speaker is Dr. Jeffrey L. Spees, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Director of Stem Cell Core at the University of Vermont Where: Davis Auditorium in the new Medical Education Building, University of Vermont campus, Burlington, VT Suggested donation: $7 Your
