LEADERS BY CHOICE
We all face choice everyday. And the choices we make can affect the rest of our lives. Choosing the right fraternity is an important decision—one that will have a profound impact on your days as a student and in your life as a leader.
Pi Kappa Phi’s commitment to leadership dates back more than 100 years to our humble roots at the College of Charleston where our founders exemplified leadership in the classroom, on the athletic field, in campus politics and within the community. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded to further create leadership opportunities—by men who made the choice to lead. Today, on more than 146 campuses across America, Pi Kappa Phi has broadened its commitment to building men who are leaders by choice.
We all face choice everyday. And the choices we make can affect the rest of our lives. Choosing the right fraternity is an important decision—one that will have a profound impact on your days as a student and in your life as a leader.
Pi Kappa Phi’s commitment to leadership dates back more than 100 years to our humble roots at the College of Charleston where our founders exemplified leadership in the classroom, on the athletic field, in campus politics and within the community. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded to further create leadership opportunities—by men who made the choice to lead. Today, on more than 146 campuses across America, Pi Kappa Phi has broadened its commitment to building men who are leaders by choice.
SUMMERS CHOSEN FOR IU'S STUDENT CHOICE AWARD
Past National President Dr. Phillip M. Summers, Alpha Psi (Indiana), has been honored with the Student Choice Award by Indiana University’s Student Alumni Association. Each year, this award is presented to IU’s most outstanding faculty member as selected by the student body.
This is the second time in eight years that students have honored Dr. Summers with this award, and in 1996, IU recognized him with the university’s Distinguished Alumni Service award. Furthermore, Dr. Summers was recently featured on the cover of Indiana Alumni Magazine. Click Here to view the article.
This is the second time in eight years that students have honored Dr. Summers with this award, and in 1996, IU recognized him with the university’s Distinguished Alumni Service award. Furthermore, Dr. Summers was recently featured on the cover of Indiana Alumni Magazine. Click Here to view the article.
THETA ALPHA CELEBRATES 10 YEARS AT SOUTHERN MISS
HATTIESBURG, Miss.—Nearly 200 alumni, students, guests and friends of Pi Kappa Phi gathered in Hattiesburg on April 24-25 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Theta Alpha's chartering at Southern Miss.
The weekend highlighted many of the leaders of Theta Alpha over the years and began with a welcome address from the university.
“Pi Kappa Phi is, absolutely beyond any measure, the finest fraternity at the University of Southern Mississippi,” said Joseph Paul, Ph.D., vice president for student affairs at Southern Miss.
The weekend highlighted many of the leaders of Theta Alpha over the years and began with a welcome address from the university.
“Pi Kappa Phi is, absolutely beyond any measure, the finest fraternity at the University of Southern Mississippi,” said Joseph Paul, Ph.D., vice president for student affairs at Southern Miss.
THREE STUDENTS CHOSEN AS INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—The Pi Kappa Phi Foundation has selected three talented students from a crowded field of applicants to receive scholarships for study abroad programs.
Student leaders Jay Lucas, Alpha Psi (Indiana); Tim Liederbach, Beta Upsilon (Virginia); and Chris Wolla, Zeta Alpha (Clemson), will represent their respective university along with Pi Kappa Phi as they study abroad this summer.
Student leaders Jay Lucas, Alpha Psi (Indiana); Tim Liederbach, Beta Upsilon (Virginia); and Chris Wolla, Zeta Alpha (Clemson), will represent their respective university along with Pi Kappa Phi as they study abroad this summer.
25 YEARS OF BROTHERHOOD AT EPSILON UPSILON
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga.—Over the weekend of April 17-19, the Epsilon Upsilon chapter at Georgia College and State University celebrated 25 years as a chartered chapter of Pi Kappa Phi. More than 40 alumni and guests gathered in Milledgeville to commemorate the chapter’s successes. The weekend activities included the Ritual of Initiation for the chapter’s seven newest initiates, an active vs. alumni softball game and the 25th anniversary Rose Ball.
ZETA THETA (TEXAS) IS BACK IN THE SADDLE
AUSTIN, Texas—On April 25, 2009, Pi Kappa Phi’s Zeta Theta chapter was officially reinstalled at the University of Texas. After being dormant for 14 years, a colony was re-established in the fall of 2007. As an associate chapter, the men of Zeta Theta worked for a year and a half to earn their charter. In doing so, the men grew their numbers to 40, developed a volunteer relationship with the ARC of the Capital, and raised nearly $5,000 for Push America.
