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First- decision to join Pi Kapp instead of another frat
Second- become intiated
Third- becoming active after graduation |
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Responsible
Enthusiatic
A Friend |
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| Reverand Bachman was influential and had a large bell that symbolized freedom. It was destroyed in the civil war, which tore apart the city |
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College of William and Mary
First fraternity in 1776 |
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| First Greek fraternity started in response to Flat Hat Club at William and Mary in 1776 |
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| Founder of Phi Beta Kappa |
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| Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta |
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| First Greek Women's Sorority |
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| Kappa Alpha Theta in 1870 at DePauw |
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| First House to Use Word Sorority |
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| Adelphian and Philomathean at Wesleyan Female Collegee |
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Andrew Alexander Kroeg Jr.
Simon Fograty Jr.
L. Harry Mixson |
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| 1904, College of Charleston |
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| First Member Initiated under Fraternity's Rituals |
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| Third Chapter and it's significance |
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College of Charleston
Presbyterian
Berkely
Furman |
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Nothing Shall Ever Tear Us Asunder
Nothing Shall Separate Us |
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The Star and Lamp (1911)
Originally started at the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Journal in 1909 |
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| Where the laws passed by the Supreme Chapter are kepy |
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| Meeting held every other year of fraternity leaders, where members are elected to National Council and laws are passed |
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National President
National VP
National Treasurer
National Secretary
National Historian
National Chaplain
National Chancellor
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| Started in 1952, funded by alums to help with fraternity education efforts |
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Charleston, SC
Starting in 1965 |
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| Started in 1968, to be in charge of all housing |
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| Started in 1977 by Thomas Sayre, serves disabled youth |
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| CEO, from Florida Chapter |
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| Epsilon Omicron at Villanova |
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| Formed in 1982 to recognize loyal alums |
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| A 4-year academic program established in 1995 |
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| Gift from 100th Pi Kappa Phi Anniversary was... |
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| Large bell tower in Charleston |
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| Non-fraternity (Laid the foundation of Pi Kapp) |
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| North-American Interfraternity Conference started in 1879, Pi Kapp joined in 1911. 64 frats are members |
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Fraternity Executive Assistant
Created in 1930 to help assist fraternities assist each other with administrative tasks and consult with one another. Mark Timmes is a member |
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Redefine fraternity as a lifelong brotherhood of leaders
1. strengthen brotherhood
2. recruit better men
3. build lifelong brotherhood
4. grow frat size and chapters
5. strength our educational programs
6. be more tech saavy
7. provide local chapters with houses |
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| Seven Areas of Strategic Action |
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Elected delegates from alum and student chapter
National officers
Past chapter archons
Regional governors, past and present
Alumni members
Chapter advisers
Chairmen of Standing committees |
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| A council of 12 current archons, who are undergrads. Serve as an advisory board to National Council, creating legislation, serving as a liason |
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| Three areas of community service focus |
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Fundraising
Volunteerism
Disability Awareness |
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| Building leaders of tomorrow by serving people with disabilities today |
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| Abilties, teamwork, empathy, integrity |
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| Written program created to help chapter reach its maximum possibilities in all Push America activities |
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Give-A-Push Weekends
Push Camp
Journey of Hope
Gear Up Florida
Build America
Push America Challenge
AccessABILITY |
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Established in 1952, provides educational and development leadership in addition to scholarship assistance. Funded by alums
Programs supported are Pi Kapp College, Mid Year, Life 401, Covey Leadership Institute, Collegiate Success Program, Alcohol Edu |
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| National Presidents Club (NPC) |
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| National undergraduate giving club of Pi Kappa Phi foundation |
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| Oldest Pi Kapp scholarship program (80 years), scholarship awards given out by 10-12 students |
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| Owns and operates nearly 40 properties and began in 1966 |
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Governs the fraternity in the Supreme Chapter interim. They are volunteer and officers include:
National President
National VP
National Treasurer
National Secretary
National Chaplain
National Chancellor
National Historian
Student Voice (elected by Council of Archons)
Look at pages 64-65 for more info |
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Ritual and Insignia
Member Ed
Investment
Alumni Relation
Scholarship
Nominating
Expansion
National Archivist
Risk Management
Recruitment
Volunteer |
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| Represents fraternity interest in geographic area of country |
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| A volunteer in particular area, who arranges two to four social and networking opportunities each year for all Pi Kapps in area |
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| Facilitates the alumni relations activities such as mailing chapter alumni newsletter, host at least one alum event, reach out to graduating seniors |
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| Special volunteer who administers Pi Kapp's Collegiate Success Program |
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| Speakers & Guest Facilitators |
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| Non alums, who come by and speak to new non-members |
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| Alum advisor who helps with fraternity oversight |
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| Board of Alumni Advisors (BOAA) |
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| Chairman of BOAA is chapter advisor along with two other local alums, who help facilitate |
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| Full time Pi Kapp staff such as Lori Elbart and Mark Timmes |
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| Visit Pi Kapp chapters at least once every two years on behalf of the CEO, providing insight and assistance |
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| Around since 1959, premier leadership college held every summer. It trains leadership and new member activity |
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| Mid Year Leadership Conference |
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| Mid year happens every winter in 3 cities across the country, providing basic operations newly elected officers with training |
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| Collegiate Success Program |
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| Cultivates high academic standards and expectations by providing environment and tools to enhance academic performance. Implemented by Academic Coach |
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| Covey Leadership Institute |
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| A workshop developing leadership and effectiveness skills |
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| Prepares new members for work after college by giving them job training skills |
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| Provides resources for how to handle alcohol |
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Gold Book
Operations Manuals
Star & Lamp
Chapter Alum Newsletters
Fraternity Directors
FOKROMIX |
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| Given to initiated members following brotherhood. It includes the Constitution, Supreme laws, disciplinary procedures, and subordinated rituals |
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| Manual for each Executive Officer and committee chairman. Includes topis on recruitment, member ed, etc. |
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| Published in 1912, has complete membership info |
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| Secret membership only given to select members |
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| Pin with its significance described at intiation. It is worn in vertical position over the heart. |
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| Worn for associate members, known as the White Diamond |
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| Rests on gold book of knowledge |
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| Used as public logo of Pi Kappa Phi |
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| Pi Kapp Colors and Flowers |
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Colors= gold and white (blue or royal are auxillary colors)
Flower= rose |
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| Public symbol to be displayed outside a chapter house. Adopted in 1981 at 38th Supreme Chapter. Symbolic due to the position it plays in out country's history to beckon people |
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| Has seven palmettos to represent seven founding fathers, with star shield in middle |
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| Song sung by Pi Kapps to serenade women |
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| Highest award, given out only once |
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| A lot of fucking awards on pages 78-81 |
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| Executive Council requirements... |
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| 2.5 GPA or in top 2/3 of his chapter grading |
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| Vice Archon responsible for... |
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| Recruitment, PR, IFC Relations |
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| Treasurer responsible for... |
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| Budget and Finance, housing |
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| Secretary responsible for... |
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| Warden responsible for... |
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| Member education, scholarship |
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| Historian responsible for... |
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| Alum relations, Intramural |
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| Chaplain responsible for... |
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| An effective committee... |
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| specializes, authority, budgets finances |
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| Held once per month with rules in Gold Book with associate members unable to hold |
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Recruitment retreat
Strategic Planning retreat
Officer transition retreat |
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| 46th supreme chapter in 1998, required all chapters to have board that serves as a judicial board for chapter |
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