University of North Texas 
About
Tau Sigma National Honor Society is an academic honor society designed to recognize and promote academic excellence and the involvement of transfer students. The academic society was started in 1998 by Dr. Lee Colquitt of Auburn University in Alabama. The Kappa chapter for the University of North Texas was established in the spring of 2001.
How can I join?
Each semester the Transfer Center recognizes new full-time transfer students who received a 3.5 GPA or higher in their first full-time semester at UNT. Membership in Tau Sigma is by invitation only and students who meet the eligibility criteria will be invited to join the organization during their second semester at UNT; if a student's first full full-time semester was in the fall, they would receive an invitation the following spring semester.
Is there a fee?
Lifetime membership dues typically range from $50 to $65, depending upon the local dues amount. National dues are set at $35 with the remaining portion going to support your local chapter and the cost of the membership mailing.
What are the benefits of joining?
In addition to being a member of the national organization, UNT students have the opportunity to participate in the Tau Sigma organization on our campus. We host social activities and community service events. New membership is sworn in following each spring induction ceremony.
Upcoming Events
Tau Sigma Information Meeting |
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Spring 2023 TBD
Come learn more about Tau Sigma and meet your advisor and other members of the UNT
Tau Sigma Chapter
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Tau Sigma Induction Meeting |
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Tuesday, April 11, 2023 6:00PM Gateway Center, Room 035
Join us as we recognize your academic achievements and induct our Spring 2023 Tau
Sigma Class.
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Officer Selection |
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Applications Due: TBD Interested in being on the UNT Tau Sigma exec board? Complete the officer application
below (all officer positions are currently open).
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Connect With Us
Advisor: Transfer Center Coordinator
transfer@unt.edu