Phi Tau Phi
The Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor Society of the Republic of China (or simply Phi Tau Phi or ΦΤΦ; Chinese: 中華民國斐陶斐榮譽學會) was founded by American professor Joseph H. Ehlers in 1921 in Peiyang University, China. This Society aims to encourage scholarship, stimulate research, reward scholastic achievement, and form bonds of intellectual and professional fellowship. Phi Tau Phi stands for Philosophia, Technologia, and Physiologia, which collectively represent all disciplines of learning.
| The Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor Society of the Republic of China | |
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| ΦΤΦ | |
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| Founded | May 25, 1921 Peiyang University |
| Type | Honor Society |
| Emphasis | All-discipline |
| Mission statement | To encourage scholarship, stimulate research, reward scholastic achievement, and form bonds of intellectual and professional fellowship. |
| Chapters | 52 |
| Members | 44,000+ collegiate |
| Native name | 中華民國斐陶斐榮譽學會 |
| Headquarters | No. 1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Rd , Taipei City Republic of China |
| Website | Phi Tau Phi.org |
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