Pi Sigma Alpha, Eta Theta Chapter

A circular logo for The National Political Science Honor Society, Pi Sigma Alpha ($ΠΣΑ$). The emblem features a central orange triangle pointing right, overlaid with the black Greek letters $ΠΣΑ$. This is enclosed within a white border ring containing the organization's name in gold capital letters and "FOUNDED 1920" at the bottom. Pi Sigma Alpha was organized by Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma XI in 1920. The Society fills an important need in the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and interest in Political Science among students in collegiate institutions. There are over 420 Chapters of the Society located in the leading institutions of higher education throughout the country. Student membership in the Society is conferred on the basis of scholastic achievement.

Why be a member of Pi Sigma Alpha?

Members have opportunities to attend events, meet invited speakers, or go on trips.
Can gain valuable leadership skills and be involved more directly with the department.
Have more opportunities to work closely with department faculty.
Membership is given special recognition by many law school admission offices.

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a declared Political Science major
Be junior or senior status (U3 or U4)
Have taken two of the three 100 level introductory POL courses
Have taken 15 credits, 200 level or above, in POL courses
Have at least a 3.3 overall GPA
Have at least a 3.5 major GPA

Contact and Information:

For information about the Eta Theta chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, please contact:

Jason Rose, Lecturer
Eta Theta Chapter Faculty Advisor
Jason.Rose@stonybrook.edu
N-747 Social and Behavioral Sciences Building

For information related to Pi Sigma Alpha, Eta Theta chapter finances, please contact:

Michael Boerner, Business Administrator
Michael.Boerner@stonybrook.edu
S-703 Social and Behavioral Sciences Building

For more information on the national society, pisigmaalpha.org