Scholarships Awarded to Clermont College Students
Two UC Clermont College students recently received scholarships from Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the two-year college international honor society. These individual scholarships were based on the Pinnacle Silver Scholarship awarded to the Alpha Iota Theta chapter at UC Clermont College by the PTK national organization.
UC Clermont College students Tony Johnson of Amelia and Nicole Schindler of Cincinnati were selected by chapter co-advisors as outstanding examples of the PTK hallmarks -- scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship on the campus in Batavia. Johnson is majoring in accounting technology while Schindler is in the paralegal program.
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Established in Missouri in 1918, PTK serves to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and provide opportunities for individual growth, leadership and service programming. The UC Clermont College chapter, Alpha Iota Theta, was founded in 1983.
Additional information about PTK on the UC Clermont College campus is available from chapter co-advisors, Bill Wise or Bruce Davis, by calling 513-732-5200.
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