Membership in the coveted TSA Honor Society is granted to the best scholars, engineers, scientists, and leaders of TSA. Pins are awarded at the National Conference.
The TSA Technology Honor Society recognizes TSA members who excel in academics, leadership, and service to their school and community. The TSA Technology Honor Society is:
The goals of the Technology Honor Society are:
For Stuyvesant TSA, members may be selected or nominated for the Technology Honor Society in their 10th, 11th or 12th year.
The chapter advisor, with assistance from other selected faculty members and chapter officers, reviews the academic records of TSA members in the chapter. Students who meet the academic requirements are notified that they are eligible for the TSA Technology Honor Society.
These students, if they wish to apply, must complete the TSA Technology Honor Society resume sheet to document the leadership and service activities they feel are important for Honor Society consideration.
They also must submit TSA Technology Honor Society recommendation forms from the TSA chapter
advisor, from another teacher in the school, and from a school administrator.
The chapter advisor reviews each student's resume sheets to determine eligibility for the Technology Honor Society. After review, the chapter advisor sends the names and corresponding resume sheets of the eligible chapter members to the state advisor.
The state advisor and the state officers review all submitted resumes and make final decisions as to who should be inducted into the state's Technology Honor Society. Students inducted into the Technology Honor Society at the state level automatically become members of the national TSA Technology Honor Society.
Students who are members of the Technology Honor Society at the middle school level do not
automatically become members at the high school level. Students must reapply at the high school level. It is not necessary to have been a TSA member at the middle school level in order to be admitted at the high school level.
Chapter advisors and state advisors maintain records of all student resume sheets and a list of names of nominated members. State advisors submit the names of students inducted into the TSA Technology Honor Society, and their inductee fees, to the National TSA. (Resumes and recommendation forms are not submitted to the National TSA.)
For a student member of TSA to be inducted into the TSA Technology Honor Society, s/he must first meet a set of specified standards or requirements. These standards cover three areas: academics, leadership, and service. (Note: items used for the middle school level application may not be used again for the high school level application.) The requirements are as follows:
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national student organization devoted exclusively to the needs of students engaged in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Open to students enrolled in or who have completed technology education courses, TSA’s membership includes over 200,000 middle and high school students in approximately 2,000 schools spanning 49 states.