Pi Kappa Phi National Exam All Possible Questions and Answers with complete solution

Greek Alphabet - Answer-Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon, Zeta, Eta, Theta, Iota, Kappa, Lambda, Mu, Nu, Xi, Omicron, Pi, Rho, Sigma, Tau, Upsilon, Phi, Chi, Psi, Omega Where was the "Flat Hat Club" formed? What is its significance? - Answer-*College of William and Mary *First modern Fraternity What was the first "Modern-Day Fraternity?" When was this group formed? Who was this groups founder? What was the group's secret meeting? - Answer-*Phi Beta Kappa *1776 *John Heath *"Philosophy, the Guide of Life" List the members of the "Miami Triad." - Answer-*Beta Theta Pi *Phi Delta Theta *Sigma Chi Name the first recognized women's Greek-letter fraternity, formed in 1870 at DePauw University? - Answer-Kappa Alpha Theta What was the Greek-letter name of the group that later evolved into Pi Kappa Phi? What did the letters stand for? For what purpose did this group form? - Answer-*Nu Phi *"Non-Fraternity" *Generate an opposing state of officers for the Chrestomathic Literary SocietyWhere and when was Pi Kappa Phi founded? List the seven men at the meeting (3 main founders are capitalized) - Answer-*Simon Fogarty's house *December 10th, 1904 *ANDREW ALEXANDER KROEG JR. *SIMON FOGARTY JR. *LAWRENCE HARRY MIXON *Theodore Barnwell Kelly *Anthony Pelzer Wagoner *Thomas F. Mosimann *James Fogarty Name the "Fourth Honorary Founder" of Pi Kappa Phi, giving his school chapter and designation - Answer-Durward W. Owen Roanoke Xi Write the Greek motto of Pi Kappa Phi and its English translation. - Answer-*OYΔEN ΔIAΣΠAΣEI HMAΣ *"Nothing Shall Ever Tear Us Asunder" What are the 7 public core values and explanations - Answer-Common Loyalty- A commitment to Pi Kappa Phi that transcends any personal selfishness Personal Responsibility- The expectation that you live both your personal values, as well as those espoused in the Fraternity Achievement- The expectation that you find find your passion and excel Accountability- The duty to uphold and abide by the fraternity's standards of conduct Campus Involvement- The obligation to become engaged in the College or University community Responsible Citizenship- the duty to lead and the privilege to serve others in order to better the world around you Lifelong Commitment- The obligation to remain involved in Pi Kappa Phi after graduation and work perpetually to build the ideal fraternityName the current Chief Executive Officer of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, giving his school and chapter designation. - Answer-*Mark E. Timmes *Alpha Epsilon *Florida Mark - Answer-Is gay The Mr. Pi Kappa Phi award was created in 1965 and is the highest and most prestigious honor bestowed upon a member of the fraternity. Name the first Mr. Pi Kappa Phi, giving school and chapter designation - Answer-*Leo Pou *Omicron *Alabama What is the Supreme Chapter? How frequently are meetings held? - Answer-*Legislative meeting *Every 2 years List and explain 2 pi kapp college programs - Answer-*Pi kapp college for chapter officers-Classes on how to be a leader and represent pi kappa phi through chapter officer positions *Pi kapp college for emerging leaders-Pi Kapp College for Emerging Leaders is a transformational, six-day leadership development experience that empowers participants to create the ideal chapter. Pi Kappa Phi's volunteer structure includes Regional Governors, Chapter Advisors, and Councils of Advisors. Name your Chapter Advisor, as well as, two members of your Council of Advisors. *BONUS* Write the Fraternity's mission, Vision, and Tagline - Answer-*Advisor- Mark Urrutia *Advisor Member- John Kerr *Advisor Member- Gary Johnson * MISSON- To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our communities * VISION- A future where every Pi Kapp embraces his role as a leader, puts service before self, and improves the world around them * TAGLINE- Exceptional Leaders, Uncommon OpportunitiesPi Kappa Phi's risk management policy (FIPG) applies to all fraternity entities and all levels of fraternity membership. Put an "X next to the five (5) areas covered by the FIPG risk management policy. - Answer-* Hazing * Fire, Health and Safety * Alcohol and Drugs * Education * Sexual Abuse and Harassment