Three students who came from different parts of the world to study in the United States share their perspectives and their paths to Phi Beta Kappa.
A new documentary, “Danny Says,” examines the impact that Fields (ΦBK, University of Pennsylvania, 1959) had on music in the late 20th century.
Anna Katherine Brodbeck (ΦBK, New York University, 2007) begins her position as the Nancy and Tim Hanley Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art.
ΦBK members the University of Arkansas enter 2017 continuing to advocate for liberal arts and science education in their daily lives.
Kurt Olsson, retired Dean and Professor of English at University of Idaho, passed away on February 26. He served on the ΦBK Senate from 2000 to 2009.
Ronaleen “Ronnie” Roha has made a profound impact on Phi Beta Kappa during her short time as Associate Secretary.
A new documentary features William M. Trotter (ΦBK, Harvard University, 1895) and the resistance he led against W.D. Griffith’s 1915 epic film The Birth of a Nation.
Karen Levitov (ΦBK, University of Wisconsin-Madison,1991) is the director and curator of The Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery at Stony Brook University.
For Melanie Ojwang (ΦBK, McDaniel College, 2016), her liberal arts background has proved useful while working in an international setting.
Mariam Dreher (ΦBK, University of California-Riverside, 1970) has spent her career promoting reading strategies that focus on informational texts to enhance children’s literacy.
Stephanie Neely (ΦBK, Yale University, 2003) sees her broad education in the humanities as contributing to her work in intellectual property law on a daily basis.
Andrew Klaber (ΦBK, Yale University, 2002), an investor at Paulson & Company, talks about his liberal arts background and his family connection to Phi Beta Kappa.
