Students will compete for the award by writing a research article based upon some aspect of U.S. history. The person judged by the history staff as having written the best paper will be awarded the scholarship. Winners will be allowed to compete for a second time. Competition for the award and the deadline for submission of the completed article will be announced in the fall term of each school year. All articles submitted will have to comply with the style and length requirement set by the Department of History and Political Science.
Members hear speakers on history-related topics and visit area historical sites.
Members hear speakers on political topics or view politically-related films. Members hear speakers discuss law school requirements, the study of law and law as a career. Phi Alpha Theta - National history honor society. Pi Sigma Alpha - National political science honor society. Phi Alpha Delta - International legal society that has as its members noted attorneys and political leaders.