Dear Brothers,
Let it be known that the nominating committee for the 57th Supreme Chapter is now accepting nominations for the National Council of Pi Kappa Phi. As provided in Supreme Law, the nominating committee is charged with assembling a slate of nominees for the National Council. The five-member committee is comprised of a student member and four past national presidents, which includes Patrick Lucitt, Delta Delta (Truman State); J. Jeffry Wahlen, Alpha Epsilon (Florida); Dudley F. Woody, Xi (Roanoke); Tracy Maddux, Zeta Theta (Texas), and myself, Dr. Tom Sullivan, Delta Omega (Texas A&M).
Any initiated member of the fraternity — student or alumnus — can nominate any initiated alumnus (including themselves) to serve on the National Council. Above all, nominees must have an unwavering and proven commitment to the fraternity and its affiliates, The Ability Experience, Pi Kappa Phi Properties, and the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation. Past service to the fraternity and a general understanding of the national fraternity are of utmost importance. Those elected to the National Council will serve a two-year term ending at the 58th Supreme Chapter in 2022.
It is preferred that nominations are sent via email to nominations@pikapp.org, however, should you need to mail your nomination you may send it to
Attn: Nominating Committee
3701 Arco Corporate Drive, Suite 500
Charlotte, NC 28273
All nominations must be received no later than January 15, 2020. The committee’s proposed slate will be announced no later than March 17, 2020, and presented to the Supreme Chapter on Friday, July 17th at the second Supreme Chapter session.
While we hope that we are overwhelmed with nominations for the Council, we recognize that not everyone has the interest or resources to serve at a board level. Pi Kappa Phi has always been a volunteer-based organization with multiple opportunities at a variety of levels. To that end, we would encourage you to fill out our volunteer interest form on www.pikapp.org.
Finally, I’d like to call on all Pi Kapps around the world to listen for and recognize the sound of the bell of our fraternity as it rings, bringing us together to celebrate this lifelong commitment that so enriches our lives. It is the sound of brotherhood, of fond memories we share of brothers and experiences from days passed, and it serves as a reminder of our greatest days yet to come.
Yours in Pi Kappa Phi,
Dr. Thomas B. Sullivan
Delta Omega (Texas A&M)
Past National President
Nominating Committee Chair