For Pi Kappa Phi alum Matt McKee, cycling from Long Beach to Washington, D.C., to raise money for those who struggle with disability means far more than just remaining active within his fraternity.
Inspiration is a funny thing. It's unpredicatble, a worst enemy, a best friend. It has built cities in a blink and destroyed them as quickly. It has allowed artists to create masterpieces under seemingly unbearable stress - even in third grade.
On May 20, 2015, The Most Outstanding Greek Organization was presented to Pi Kappa Phi Eta Eta Chapter at the 35th Annual Anteater Awards at the University of California, Irvine.
The cycling trek lasted only two weeks, but the lives touched along the 865-miles of Gear Up Florida's route won't soon forget Pi Kappa Phi members like Sean Austin, Zack Cockerham, and Austin Craft. The Northwestern State University students were among the 31 cyclists and crewmembers riding across Florida to re-shape the perception of people with disabilities.
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity members and advisors were among the winners at the 2015 UT Tyler Student Leadership and Service Awards banquet on April 15, 2015.
As Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity approaches its 60th year at Northwestern State University in 2016, founding members are recording their memories of the early years of the Beta Omicron Chapter.
The cycling trek lasted only two weeks, but the lives touched along the 865-miles of Gear Up Florida's route won't soon forget Pi Kappa Phi members like Sean Austin, Zack Cockerham, and Austin Craft. The Northwestern State University students were among the 31 cyclists and crewmembers riding across Florida to re-shape the perception of people with disabilities.
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