MEMBERSHIP  CRITERIA
 

Phi Beta Delta is the first honor society in the United States dedicated to recognizing individuals who have demonstrated scholarly achievement in the area of international education and exchange.  Currently the Society has chapters at 80 colleges and universities and its membership includes distinguished faculty and staff, international students, international visiting scholars, and U.S. students.  All members have demonstrated excellence in their academic area, an interest in international affairs, and a desire to promote international understanding.

The Gamma Delta Chapter at Wright State University is currently seeking nominations for charter members who meet the following criteria:

A. International Students who have demonstrated high scholastic achievement (3.5 GPA for graduates and 3.0 GPA for undergraduates) and who have been actively   involved in promoting international understanding on the Wright State campus or  in other settings.

B. U.S. students who have demonstrated high scholastic achievement (3.5 GPA for graduates and 3.0 GPA for undergraduates) and who have been actively involved in promoting international understanding on the Wright State campus or in other settings, and who have either studied/conducted research abroad or had a        comparable international experience.

C. Distinguished faculty, staff, and visiting scholars who have been involved in recognized international endeavors such as teaching, conducting research, participating in overseas projects, administering exchange programs, or providing services to international students and scholars.