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P I K A P P A P H I F R A T E R N I T Y

P I K A P P A P H I F R A T E R N I T Y. virginia commonwealth. L E A D E R S B Y C H O I C E. one quiet evening in charleston, s.c., in december of 1904. three friends shared a dream of starting something new. three grew to seven; seven grew to eight;

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  1. P I K A P P A P H I F R A T E R N I T Y virginia commonwealth L E A D E R S B Y C H O I C E

  2. one quiet evening in charleston, s.c., in december of 1904

  3. three friends shared a dream of starting something new.

  4. three grew to seven; seven grew to eight; eight grew to eleven.

  5. from charleston they branched out to presbyterian

  6. and from presbyterian to california.

  7. and from california, they grew to 52 men.

  8. those 52 men spread a dream

  9. to more than 213 campuses across america.

  10. A brotherhood now 100,000 strong all began with three friends who made a choice

  11. to seize an opportunity to build their own fraternity and leave their own legacy.

  12. Christian wiggins Assistant executive director

  13. our beginning Pi Kappa Phi was founded in 1904 at the College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C.

  14. our membership • 105,000 Initiates • 7,690 Undergraduates Members • 96,642 Alumni Members

  15. our chapters • 140 Chartered Chapters • 16 Associate Chapters • Located in 38 states • Average chapter size of 53 men • This ranks in the top 10 of all fraternities

  16. our chapters across the u.s.

  17. our associate chapters • Embry Riddle (AZ) • North Texas • UT San Antonio • Wyoming • Drake • Oklahoma • New Hampshire • Sacred Heart • Binghamton • UC Santa Barbara • Stephen F. Austin • Shorter College

  18. our upcoming expansions • N. Colorado • UT Dallas • UA Fort Smith • Cincinnati • Florida Southern • South Florida

  19. our local alumni • More than 1,000 alumni in Richmond • 218 alumni from VCU chapter • More than 40 alumni attending Richmond alumni event on Monday

  20. neighboring chapters • Virginia • Washington & Lee • James Madison • Longwood • Roanoke • Virginia Tech • Averett • Radford • Christopher Newport • Duke

  21. the greater fraternity • Our National Headquarters is located in Charlotte, N.C., and houses our four entities: • Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity • Pi Kappa Phi Foundation • Pi Kappa Phi Properties • Push America

  22. pi kappa phi foundation • The Foundation was established in 1952 to support the fraternity’s educational programs. • Provides more than $100,000 annually for Mid Year Leadership Conferences and Pi Kapp College. • Subsidizes costs of Pi Kappa Phi’s alcohol education programs.

  23. pi kappa phi foundation • The Foundation also provides academic support through its scholarship program. • Grants more than $65,000 in national and chapter-based scholarships. • An International Scholars Program was introduced in 2008 to help students participate in study abroad opportunities.

  24. pi kappa phi properties • Incorporated in 1966, Pi Kappa Phi Properties helps our chapters attain competitive housing. • $5.83 million in assets • $1.2 million fund for infrastructure loans

  25. push america Since founding Push America in 1977, Pi Kappa Phis have raised more than $12 million and provided more than 600,000 hours of volunteer service to benefit people with disabilities.

  26. discover an opportunity in pi kappa phi fraternity Pi Kappa Phi offers cutting-edge leadership, educational and service opportunities that enrich the lives of our members.

  27. opportunities for leadership mid year leadership conference Each January, more than 1,100 students attend Mid Year Leadership Conference for officer training in fraternity operations. Each officer follows an educational track that has been tailored specifically to his position.

  28. opportunities for leadership pi kapp college Pi Kapp College is an institute for emerging leaders of Pi Kappa Phi. Grounded in the fraternity’s Ritual and the Social Change Model of leadership, Pi Kapp College is an intensive, six-day program designed to challenge and empower participants to become better leaders and better men.

  29. opportunities for education alcohol education • The Ladder of Risk was developed Pi Kappa Phi and is facilitated by trained volunteers. It teaches students how to host social functions in accordance with FIPG guidelines with an emphasis on safety and risk reduction. • ASTP (Alcohol Skills Training Program) takes a realistic approach to curbing risky drinking behaviors. Rather than imposing abstinence, it recognizes that any step towards reduced risk is a step in the right direction.

  30. opportunities for education alcohol education • GreekLifeEdu is an initiation requirement for all members of Pi Kappa Phi. This interactive online program provided through a partnership with Outside the Classroom teaches about risk management policies, alcohol and drug use, hazing, sexual abuse and confrontation skills.

  31. opportunities for service journey of hope Each summer, more than 90 members cycle 4,000 miles from the West Coast to Washington, D.C., on the Journey of Hope. During the two-month trek, the team participates in activities to promote a greater understanding of people with disabilities. The event annually raises more than $500,000.

  32. opportunities for service gear up florida Every summer, a team of 35 members cycle 800 miles through Florida to raise funds and awareness for people with disabilities. This two-week event raises $75,000 each year.

  33. opportunities for service build america Build America is a six-week program over the summer where team members build accessible environments at camps that serve people with disabilities. Team members have the opportunity for extended personal interaction with the campers who benefit from the team’s hard work and friendship.

  34. opportunities for service push camp Push Camp is a five-day alternative spring break-style program where participants build accessible environments at camps that serve people with disabilities and interact with the campers who benefit from the team’s hard work and friendship. Push Camps took place this year in Texas, Georgia and Alabama.

  35. opportunities for service gap weekends GAP (Give-A-Push) Weekends are service weekends where participants engage in work projects at camps that serve people with disabilities. Five GAP Weekends are held regionally each semester.

  36. our expansion process Step 1: Campus Evaluation Standards & Goals Set; On-Site Plan Developed Step 2: BOAA Construction Alumni Recruitment; Start-Up Board Meeting Step 3: Campus Preparation Marketing; Leadership Contacts Step 4: On-Site Recruitment 8-10 Staff Weeks; Multi-Level Recruitment Step 5: New Chapter Retreat Basic Chapter Construction; Officers Elected Step 6: Continuous Servicing 2 Consultant Visits per Term; Push America Staff Visit

  37. Phase II: Colonization Phase I: Preparation Phase III: Chartering our expansion process Evaluation BOAA Construction Campus Preparation On-Site Recruitment Retreat Continuous Servicing

  38. pi kappa phi will redefine fraternity as a lifelong brotherhood of leaders

  39. P I K A P P A P H I F R A T E R N I T Y virginia commonwealth L E A D E R S B Y C H O I C E

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