The Fraternity Today

Headquarters

• We are members of a national fraternity with chapters on college campus across America

• The National Office of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity is located in Charlotte, NC

• Current CEO is Mark E. Timmes from Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Florida State

Four Entities of Pi Kappa Phi

1. The Fraternity-National is the Headquarters

2. PKP Properties, Inc.- professionally managed, national fraternity housing corporation (help acquire frat. housing)

3. The Foundation- Supports the educational outreach and leadership development programs of the Fraternity.

4. Push America- “Building leaders of tomorrow by serving people with disabilities today.”

National Council 2006

• National President- John R. Andrews (Delta Delta-Truman State)

• National Vice President- J. Jeffry Wahlen (Alpha Epsilon-Florida State)

• National Treasurer- Mark F. Jacobs (Delta Psi- Texas-Arlington)

• National Secretary- Tracy D. Maddux (Zeta Theta- Texas)

• National Historian- Thomas B. Sullivan (Delta Omega- Texas A&M)

• National Chancellor- Dudley F. Woody (Xi- Roanoke College)

Mr. Pi Kappa Phi

• Mr. Pi Kappa Phi :– Awarded to the individual who stands above

all others in the perfect exemplification of the ideal Pi Kappa Phi.

• 1st Mr. Pi Kappa Phi was Leo Pou from Omicron Chapter at Alabama in 1965.

Supreme Chapter

• Every two years (every even year), the greater Pi Kappa Phi fraternity gathers together its representatives for the purpose of exercising supreme legislative power.

• All chapters are temporarily dissolved while the Supreme Chapter is in session.

Pi Kapp College

• Held ever two years (every odd year)

• An Educational Training Conference held for representative of chapters to spread information to their respective chapters.

Mid Year Leadership Conference

• Held every year during January

• An Officer Training Conference for specific leaders of the chapter fraternities. (example: President, Warden, Treasurer, etc.)

Student Creed

I Believe that the ideal chapter is made up of men

Who are bound together in a common loyalty which transcends any personal selfishness.

Who realize that membership means personal responsibility in bearing their share of the financial burden of the chapter and the national organization.

Who bring credit to the fraternity by striving to attain the highest possible standards of scholarship.

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Student Creed

Who safeguard the reputation of their chapter by keeping careful watch over their personal conduct.

Who uphold faithfully the traditions and activities of their college.

Who prepare themselves diligently to shoulder their full responsibility as citizens.

I Believe that my chapter can become an ideal chapter, and I shall do my share to make it so.

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• Student Creed