JSU Pi Kappa Phi

re expected to live their lives as students and alumni. A man of true character lives by his personal values as well as those espoused in the fraternity's Ritual of Initiation. He demonstrates personal integrity and ultimate respect, ensuring his actions reflect positively upon every member of the fraternity. Pi Kappa Phi instills the value of character through programs such as Pi Kapp College, ResponseAbility and the Certified Ritaulist Program, as well as through our Ritual of Initiation and subordinate rituals. Leadership

Pi Kappa Phi was founded to create leadership opportunities; therefore, the fraternity Phi believes that leadership is a choice rather than an action. The fraternity also expects that members will commit to a lifetime of leadership in their workplace and community. Pi Kappa Phi offers some of the most innovative leadership development programs in the interfraternal world, including Pi Kapp College, Mid Year Leadership Conference and the Associate Chapter Institute. Achievement

For most people achievement is the equivalent of success, which comes in many forms and places. Regardless, members of Pi Kappa Phi strive to emulate our founders' pursuit of excellence, which brings credit to the fraternity. Each year, Pi Kappa Phi's Summer Awards and Winter Awards recognize students, alumni, volunteers and friends of the fraternity for their accomplishments, improvements and achievements. Scholarship

Scholarship refers to activities that cultivate intellectual curiosity, growth and development. Student members are encouraged to attain the highest possible standards of academic achievement, supported by Pi Kappa Phi's academic success resources. Alumni are also encouraged to seek opportunities for professional development and lifelong learning. Service

Service to others is the key to building a better world, and members of Pi Kappa Phi distinguish themselves by serving others through Push America. Pi Kappa Phi prides itself on remaining the only national fraternity or sorority to establish and maintain its own national philanthropy, Push America, which works to redefine the way society views both people with disabilities and fraternities. Our commitment to service, however, also more broadly involves answering the call to lifelong civic engagement on our campuses and in our communities.