Definition of a professional fraternity

A professional fraternity is a _____ fraternity which limits its membership to a specific field of professional education in accredited colleges and universities, offering courses leading to recognized degrees therein which, maintaining mutually exclusive membership to that field, but may initiate members of the general social fraternities and which organizes its group life specifically to promote professional competency and achievement within its field.

specialized

 A professional fraternity is a specialized fraternity which limits its membership to a specific field of professional education in ________ colleges and universities, offering courses leading to recognized degrees therein which, maintaining mutually exclusive membership to that field, but may initiate members of the general social fraternities and which organizes its group life specifically to promote professional competency and achievement within its field.

accredited

 A professional fraternity is a specialized fraternity which limits its membership to a specific field of professional education in accredited colleges and universities, offering courses leading to recognized degrees therein which, _______ mutually exclusive membership to that field, but may initiate members of the general social fraternities and which organizes its group life specifically to promote professional competency and achievement within its field.

maintaining

 A professional fraternity is a specialized fraternity which limits its membership to a specific field of professional education in accredited colleges and universities, offering courses leading to recognized degrees therein which, maintaining mutually exclusive _______ to that field, but may initiate members of the general social fraternities and which organizes its group life specifically to promote professional competency and achievement within its field.

membership

 A professional fraternity is a specialized fraternity which limits its membership to a specific field of professional education in accredited colleges and universities, offering courses leading to recognized degrees therein which, maintaining mutually exclusive membership to that field, but may initiate members of the general social fraternities and which organizes its group life specifically to promote professional _______ and achievement within its field.

competency

Zeta Phi Eta was founded on __________ at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois under the guidance of Dr. Robert McLean Cumnock. The founding members of Zeta Phi Eta were Edith Devore, Mollie Conner, Leila Little, Laurine Wright, and Maud Newell.

October 10th, 1893

Zeta Phi Eta was founded on October 10th, 1893 at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois under the guidance of _____________. The founding members of Zeta Phi Eta were Edith Devore, Mollie Conner, Leila Little, Laurine Wright, and Maud Newell.

Dr. Robert McLean Cumnock

Zeta Phi Eta was founded on October 10th, 1893 at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois under the guidance of Dr. Robert McLean Cumnock. The founding members of Zeta Phi Eta were Edith Devore,_________, Leila Little, Laurine Wright, and Maud Newell.

Mollie Conner