Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity

Pi Kappa Phi
PKF

WSU Chapter Information

Nickname :
Pi Kapps

Length of New Member Period:
8 weeks

House Capacity:
28

Room and Board for 2007-2008 Information not provided

For more grade information see the
Fraternity Costs for an Academic Year

Grade Point Averages:

Spring 2008 2.87

Fall 2007 3.00

Spring 2007 3.03

Fall 2006 2.99

For more grade information see the
Index of grade reports

The Washington State University Pi Kappa Phi chapter was started by six men in the Spring of 2004. Although originally created in the 1904 by Christian men emphasizing leadership, Pi Kappa Phi has developed into a fraternity that accepts men of all beliefs, religions, and creeds.

We the men of Pi Kappa Phi at Washington State University pride ourselves on being true gentlemen. We constantly strive for the ideals of CLASS which emphasizes the traits of character, leadership, academics, sportsmanship, and service. We pride ourselves on our philanthropy, PUSH AMERICA, which raises awareness for people with disabilities. Our philanthropy projects not only raise money for our cause, but also teach people empathy rather than sympathy. Recently, four of our brothers roadtripped over 4,000 miles to a "PUSH Camp" and helped renovate cabins at a summer camp for disabled children in Carbondale, Illinois.

We at Pi Kappa Phi work hard every day to contribute to the deconstruction of the Greek stereotype. Participating in organizations all across campus, we believe that being part of a house does not mean isolating yourself from the rest of the WSU community. We strongly encourage extracurricular activities in the entire community in addition to the Greek community.

Being a man of Pi Kappa Phi means, as our motto says, being a "leader by choice." If you would like more information, please contact us.

E-mail our Archon Jason Meersman

Visit the (Inter)National Organization Website at www.pikapp.org

This web page is maintained by the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life at Washington State University.

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