The Phi Theta Kappa Society

CCSMART

Providing on-line non-downloadable articles in the field of higher education in community colleges, trade schools and workforce training programs, targeting in particular secondary school students and adult learners;The mark consists of a capital letter C tilted to the left at 45 degrees, from the bottom of which emanates a thin upward curving line, which line follows the outside curvature of the C up to just above the horizontal midpoint of the C. Above but unconnected to that thin line is a mortarboard capping the C at the same 45 degree angle and sized as if the C were a human head. Inscribed within the capital C is a smaller capital C and further inscribed therein is a large dot. Protruding upward at a 45 degree angle to the right from the dot, is an arrow as if the arrow struck the dot as the bullseye center of a typical archery target, so that perceived together, the thin line, the larger capital C, the smaller capital C, the bullseye dot and the arrow portray just such a typical archery target. The word SMART in lowercase letters appears immediately to the right of the target to form the single word CCSMART, with the S thereof appearing under and distinct from the feathers of the arrow.;Downloadable articles and images in the field of higher education in community colleges, trade schools and workforce training programs, targeting in particular secondary school students and adult learners;COMMUNITY COLLEGE SMART;

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The mark consists of a stylized key design composed of a golden slab with an oval head at the top. Across the center of the slab is a black enamel band upon which three Greek letters Phi, Theta, and Kappa appear in gold. Behind the band is a wreath, on one side composed of oak leaves, and on the other, of laurel all in gold. Above the band is a representation of the head of Athena, symbol of learning in gold. In the base appear the Greek letters phi, omega and sigma appear in gold.;Printed certificates;PHI THETA KAPPA;Jewelry;The color(s) Gold and Black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to Phi Omega Sigma and this means Light in English. The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to Phi Theta Kappa and this has no meaning in a foreign language.;