UWM Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Registration

2025 Chapter Registration

  • Please complete your chapter registration below. Remember, you also must register online and pay your membership fee with the national office of PBK on their membership registration site.

    The induction ceremony will be Thursday, April 24, at 5:00pm in the Chemistry Building, Room 110. RSVP below and please bring your loved ones with you to join in the celebration.

    One of our chapter traditions is to compile member biographies that we share with your fellow inductees and the UWM community. We strongly encourage you to submit a photo and short personal biography here so that we may recognize you individually. To view samples of what students typically write, see last year’s submissions.

    Questions can be directed to Jennifer DeRoche at jderoche@uwm.edu.

  • Information for Membership Certificate

  • Please enter your name exactly as you would like it to appear on your PBK membership certificate. (for example, John Kevin Smith or John K. Smith or Johnny Smith)

  • Attachments

  • Add your short personal statement. (Max. 1250 characters)

    Students often write about important experiences during their undergraduate years (i.e. internships, study abroad, etc.), or share information about academic awards, plans for after graduation, or personal interests. If you worked with a particular faculty/staff member who was especially helpful or influential in your career at UWM, we encourage you to share that as well.

    Please write your statement in the first person. If you would like to see samples of personal statements, you may review last year’s submissions.
  • Upload a picture of yourself or avatar representing yourself. This will be placed on the UWM Phi Beta Kappa website along with your personal statement.
    Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, tif, webp, Max. file size: 5 MB.

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