One of the benefits of a Phi Beta Kappa membership is a lifelong access to the community. The Key Connections event series offers opportunities for members to directly connect with one another, harkening back to the friendship and fellowship that is a cornerstone of the Society’s founding. Attending a Key Connections event is a great way for new members to network with other Phi Betes, for members who’ve recently moved to make friends in their new home, and for all member to connect with others who have a love of learning.
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Tuesday, September 22 at 6:30 p.m. Eastern.
This 90-minute interactive workshop, hosted by Dr. Kylie Seltzer, is designed to help participants identify their core values and explore how those values can guide important decisions. Register here.
Wednesday, October 14 at 6:00 p.m. Eastern.
This 90-minute interactive workshop, hosted by Elizabeth Rotolo, is designed to equip individuals with practical tools and insights to navigate the graduate school application process with clarity and confidence. Register here.
Throughout September and October, our associations will host happy hours, career panels, and other social events for new members. This is a great opportunity for members to familiarize themselves with their local association and network with other PBK members.
Find Local EventsWhen you accept your Phi Beta Kappa invitation, you are connected to a diverse network of high achievers who are active in science and health care, business and technology, the arts and humanities, and law and philanthropy.
There are over 40 alumni associations across the country where members regularly gather to share ideas, build networks, explore their local communities, and gather with a group of friends. Some associations also run young professional programs that offer networking and professional development specific to early career members. With over 500,000 members, Phi Beta Kappa acts as an alumni “super network” that can connect you with peers and mentors in nearly any field all over the world.
Find your Local AssociationHow do I list PBK on my resume?
We recommend listing Phi Beta Kappa as an achievement with your undergraduate degree. For example:
College of William and Mary
Bachelor of Science, Biology Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa
You can also list your membership in an “Honors” or “Membership” section if you maintain one.
What’s the best way to convey the value of my liberal arts and sciences degree?
That’s a good question! A liberal arts and sciences education teaches a person to think critically, a skill that is applicable in any field or position. For more on the facts of the matter, visit our online toolkit.
Can you connect me with another PBK member in my field?
The LinkedIn group is the best platform to find other members in your field. Be sure to join the PBK members-only LinkedIn group so you can directly message other members.
I have a job opening and want to share it with other PBK members. How do I do that?
You can post jobs directly to the LinkedIn group.
Have other questions? Let us know!
Phi Beta Kappa can help you navigate the search for a meaningful career. Whether you just graduated from college or are already established in your field, find tools and resources designed to grow your connections and your career horizons. Learn more.
