Announcements

• State Convention Update

Below you will find a link for directions from the Montgomery Campus to the Dothan Campus. Once on campus, you will go to the stop sign and take a right. Take your first left into the Library Technology building parking lot. You will come through the double glass doors into the building. The registration tables will be right there in front of you. The will be event signs on the campus to help you find your way but it shouldn't be a problem.

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• We are trying very hard to get all of our members actively participating in our service projects and the meetings. If you can please try to attend out next meeting which you will receive an email update on in the coming weeks.
• The National convention location has been announced. GBP fundraisers will be held to help offset the nightly cost. For more information, visit the National Convention page.
• The State Convention has been announced. The GBP State Convention will be held at Troy University in Dothan on January 27 2007 from 9am-4pm. Sam has invitations- a hoe-down is rolled into the State Convention- lots of fun. Please make every effort to attend. Attire: jeans required, boots and hat are optional. RSVP to Sam.
   

About Gamma Beta Phi

    The Gamma Beta Phi Society is an honor and service organization for students in colleges and universities in the United States. It is a non-secret, non-profit, and co-educational; and membership therein does not exclude a student from membership in any other organization.

The name of the organization is derived from the initial three letters of the Greek words for education, life, and friendship.

                                    Gamma is the Greek symbol for Education.

                                     Beta is the Greek symbol for Life.

                                    Phi is the Greek symbol for Friendship.

The motto of Gamma Beta Phi is Progressus per Eruditioneum( progress through education),  and its watchwords are Scholarship, Service, and Character.