Keep up to date with the Mortar Board community!
The Mortar Board Forum
Mortar Board’s official publication is the semi-annual magazine, the Mortar Board Forum.
You can sign up to receive a free electronic copy of the Forum or subscribe to the printed copy for just $15 a year.
Don't forget to share your news and updates with us! Email mbforum@mortarboard.org to have your awards, honors and life events shared in the Forum.
Read the latest issue of the Forum.
Free E-newsletters
You can also keep up to date with national Mortar Board news and events through our e-newsletters.
In November 2011, we will introduce the MBits e-newsletter, a fun and easy way to keep up on chapter and alumni news, get special offers from our national partners and keep connected with our community. Subscribe today!
Read past issues of our e-newsletters.
For chapter officers and advisors, we also offer the LeadingLeaders e-newsletter (formerly called INK).
Idea?
Do you have an idea for a story in any of our national publications? Let us know using this simple online form.
Are you in a Mortar Board family? Send us photos!
Across the world, being a member of Mortar Board has become a family tradition. If you are in a family that has more than one member, no matter the relation, now is your chance to be featured in the Mortar Board Forum magazine.
Please e-mail a high-resolution digital photo of you with your Mortar Board family members to mbforum@mortarboard.org along with the following:
- The name of each family member as you would like it listed
- The relation (parents/children, siblings/twins, cousins, etc.)
- Each family member's job title/career or majors/minors if currently enrolled in a college or university
- Each family member’s undergraduate university where initiated and graduation month/year
- Optional: A small quote about having multiple family members initiated into Mortar Board. For example “I always hoped my sons would be initiated into Mortar Board, and I am thrilled to say we officially have two generations of my family in Mortar Board!” or “My mother always spoke of her fond memories of Mortar Board, and I agree. My experience as a collegiate member was amazing, and that wonderful experience continues each day with my participation as a national leader.”
