Gamma
Theta Upsilon
Lambda Zeta Chapter established 2002
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Gamma Theta Upsilon
(GTU) is an international honor society in geography. The Lambda
Zeta chapter at Wayne State College was founded in the Spring of 2002.
GTU membership is earned through superior scholarship. It is an honor,
and a professional distinction. Initiates have met academic requirements
and share a background and interest in geography. A chapter may also
extend honorary membership to anyone whom it feels has, by exploration,
research, lecturing, publishing, teaching, or any other way contributed
to advancement in any phase of Geography.
Regular Member: Initiates must have completed a minimum of 3 geography
courses (2 at WSC), have completed at least 3 semesters of college
course work, have earned a B average in geography, and rank in the upper 35% of their
class.
Honorary Member: A chapter may extend honorary membership to anyone
whom it feels has, by exploration, research, lecturing, publishing, teaching,
or any other way contributed to marked advancement in any phase of Geography.
GTU Excellence in Geography Award
For more information on GTU contact Faculty Sponsor Dr.
Randy Bertolas, Connell Hall 237, 375-7018.