Let Us Lead by Serving Others

Beta will broaden your horizons. Members will have the opportunity to withdraw, literally through local service projects, state legislatures, summit meetings, summer leadership opportunities, or our annual national convention - in some cases, there is a chance to get out. It provides an ideal environment for students to grow. Needless to say, there is no better (or more interesting) way to see a new place. In short, Beta provides a unique set of unique experiences for unique students.

Beta holds annual conferences in 18 states, including the senior and junior beta divisions, and winners of these state events continue to compete nationwide. Activities range from scientific meetings to question and answer bowls, to talented competitions. The tournament gives members the opportunity to interact, share project ideas, and demonstrate their academic and leadership skills. In addition, these meetings are held in exciting places, giving members the opportunity to see cities and places that they usually do not have the opportunity to see.

Student Leadership Summit learns how to become a more effective leader, fostering positive pride and overcoming negative pressure from fellows from students from all over the US and away from Poland and Australia Provide opportunities.

Regardless of whether you are participating in dynamic group activities or discussions, listening to moving lectures, watching inspiring videos, participating in team building events and individuals

Beta is an academic honor program with emphasis on community service. It was founded in 1934 by Professor John W. Harris, Professor of Wofford College. That motto is "Let's serve others." Traditionally, students receive membership based on their grade (GPA) or test scores and personality traits. Each school chooses which chapter memberships to display. Every year, senior students participate in academically and talented competitions such as test balls, creative, English, mathematics, science, social studies, spelling, team talent, special talent, speech, and theater. In the early stages, the students are engaged in science, social studies, language subjects, spelling, mathematics, visual arts, performing arts, crafts, poetry, T-shirt design, banners, scrapbook making, prose, life literature, and Songfest and speech You can join the contest. In order to compete at the national level, participants must be at the state level.

"Students must also work on personal volunteer activities and club projects (local clubs only) to promote beta club ideals for Ducamus aliis serviendo." Specifically, in the future And current beta club members must meet certain requirements in order to receive invitations or to maintain members within the organization. "18 national / regional meetings can be held in the southern state. Students can participate only in their state state legislature, but they can join the leaders summit and summer camp wherever they are. Winners of the State Protocol will continue to participate in the national convention held every summer in the country every summer. The 2016 nationwide convention will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana and the 2017 national convention will be held at Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida.