A Call for Nominations

The Nominating Committee for the 59th Supreme Chapter is now accepting nominations for the National Council of Pi Kappa Phi. 

Every two years, a slate of leaders is selected to guide our Fraternity forward, and we want your help identifying the right brothers for the job. The five-member committee is comprised of a student member and four past National Presidents. The Nominating Committee includes: Tracy Maddux, Zeta Theta (Texas-Austin); Jeremy Galvin, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State); William Sigmon, Alpha Sigma (Tennessee); James Smith, Alpha Eta (Samford); and student representative Andrew Davis, Kappa (UNC-Chapel Hill). 

Per Supreme Law, Pi Kappa Phi’s subordinate chapters (inclusive of student and alumni chapters) or individual initiated members can nominate any brother (including themselves) to serve on the National Council. Nominees should be men who live the values of Pi Kappa Phi, have a track record of meaningful service and understand the big picture of our Fraternity’s mission, vision and operations. Those elected will serve on the National Council through the 60th Supreme Chapter in 2028. 

How to Submit a Nomination
It is preferred that nominations be sent via email to nominations@pikapp.org; however, if you need to mail it, you can send it to: 

Pi Kappa Phi 
Attn: Nominating Committee 
3701 Arco Corporate Drive, Suite 500 
Charlotte, NC 28273 

All nominations must be received by January 15, 2026. The committee’s proposed slate will be announced no later than March 24, 2026, and presented during the second business session of Supreme Chapter on Friday, July 24, 2026. 

We know not everyone can serve on the National Council, but Pi Kappa Phi is built on the strength of our volunteers at all levels. If you’re interested in getting involved in another way, we encourage you to fill out our volunteer interest form. 

We look forward to seeing you at Supreme Chapter 2026 from July 23-27 in Scottsdale, Arizona! Thank you in advance for your thoughtful consideration of brothers who will continue to lead Pi Kappa Phi forward.