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Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Pi Kappa
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J. Hoffman, Ph.D.
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webmaster:
Travis Ratermann
Last modified
04/05/2007
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About Sigma Pi Kappa Sigma
Pi Kappa is an international honor
society for historic preservation
students, faculty, and distinguished
professionals.
Sigma Pi Kappa was founded on May 4, 1991
by faculty of the Master
of Historic Preservation program in
the School
of Environmental Design at the University of
Georgia. The Epsilon Chapter of
Southeast Missouri State University was
established in 1996 and was the first
chapter to include undergraduate as well
as graduate members.
Sigma Pi Kappa promotes, recognizes and
rewards superior achievement in academia
and in the actual practice of historic
preservation.
The purposes of Sigma Pi Kappa and its
chapters are to:
- Recognize high achievement in
academic and professional studies
and research by conferring
distinction through election to
membership in the Society.
- Encourage and stimulate
scholarship in the field of
historic preservation.
- Foster interest and
accomplishment in the profession
of historic preservation.
- Provide and promote leadership in
the field of historic
preservation.
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