In the past, activities have included tutoring students, painting the Isla Vista Child Care Center, and adopting high school students to introduce them to the campus. The election of new members takes place annually by a faculty committee in April, based initially on overall UC GPA and thereafter on a program of study emphasizing breadth of intellectual curiosity. Philanthropic activities in previous years have included delivering food and medical supplies to a Mexican orphanage, donating holiday gifts to needy families, working with Isla Vista Elementary School on a literacy project, and participating in AIDS awareness activities. A national honors organization for first-and second year students which recognizes outstanding academic achievement and encourages members to become involved with community service and leadership development. The Special Programs Office in the College of Letters and Science was initiated to promote the scholarly work of undergraduate students and to provide resources for undergraduates to pursue independent research and creative activities under the guidance of faculty members.
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