White Diamond Final Exam Study
Guide with Complete Solutions
Chi - ANSWER-Stetson
Delta - ANSWER-Furman
Epsilon - ANSWER-Davidson
Eta - ANSWER-Emory
First Mr. Pi Kappa Phi - ANSWER-Leo Pou, Omicron (Alabama)
Gamma - ANSWER-UC- Berkeley
Give an example of the national council's role in the fraternity - ANSWER-govern the
fraternity between supreme chapter meetings
Iota - ANSWER-Georgia Tech
Kappa - ANSWER-UNC Chapel Hill
Lambda - ANSWER-Georgia
List the two (2) Pi Kapp College programs? How frequently are each they held? briefly
describe each one. - ANSWER-- Pi Kapp College for Emerging Leaders: Six day
leadership program held every summer intended to develop leaders to build the ideal
chapter
-Pi Kapp College for Chapter Officers: Conference held every January for all elected
officers and chairmen to provide them with the training programs and resources needed
to effectively fulfill their responsibilities.
List/ explain the seven public values of Pi kappa Phi - 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's ritual of initiation
- Achievement: The expectation that you find your passion and excel
-Accountability: The obligation to uphold and abide by the Fraternity's standards of
conduct and use Ultimate Respect when confronting brothers who fail in their obligation
to Pi Kappa Phi.
- 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 to work perpetually to build the ideal fraternity.
Mission Statement - ANSWER-To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that
develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our
communities.
Mu - ANSWER-Duke
National Chancellor - ANSWER-Michael Scott Loy, Beta Eta, Florida State
National Chaplain - ANSWER-David Torrence Corey, Alpha Eta, Samford
National Historian - ANSWER-Joseph A. Brady, III, Epsilon Omicron, Villanova
National President, chapter and school - ANSWER-Jeremy galvin, Alpha Omicron, Iowa
State
National Secretary - ANSWER-Alan Duesterhaus, Zeta Epsilon, George Mason
National Treasurer - ANSWER-James Smith, Alpha Eta, Samford
National Vice President - ANSWER-William Sigmon, Alpha Sigma, Tennessee
Nu - ANSWER-Nebraska
Omega - ANSWER-Purdue
Omicron - ANSWER-Alabama
Phi - ANSWER-Tulsa
Pi - ANSWER-Oglethorpe
Psi - ANSWER-Cornell
Rho - ANSWER-Washington and lee
Sigma - ANSWER-South Carolina
Tagline - ANSWER-Exceptional leaders. Uncommon opportunities.
Tau - ANSWER-NC State
Theta - ANSWER-Cincinnati
Guide with Complete Solutions
Chi - ANSWER-Stetson
Delta - ANSWER-Furman
Epsilon - ANSWER-Davidson
Eta - ANSWER-Emory
First Mr. Pi Kappa Phi - ANSWER-Leo Pou, Omicron (Alabama)
Gamma - ANSWER-UC- Berkeley
Give an example of the national council's role in the fraternity - ANSWER-govern the
fraternity between supreme chapter meetings
Iota - ANSWER-Georgia Tech
Kappa - ANSWER-UNC Chapel Hill
Lambda - ANSWER-Georgia
List the two (2) Pi Kapp College programs? How frequently are each they held? briefly
describe each one. - ANSWER-- Pi Kapp College for Emerging Leaders: Six day
leadership program held every summer intended to develop leaders to build the ideal
chapter
-Pi Kapp College for Chapter Officers: Conference held every January for all elected
officers and chairmen to provide them with the training programs and resources needed
to effectively fulfill their responsibilities.
List/ explain the seven public values of Pi kappa Phi - 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's ritual of initiation
- Achievement: The expectation that you find your passion and excel
-Accountability: The obligation to uphold and abide by the Fraternity's standards of
conduct and use Ultimate Respect when confronting brothers who fail in their obligation
to Pi Kappa Phi.
- 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 to work perpetually to build the ideal fraternity.
Mission Statement - ANSWER-To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that
develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our
communities.
Mu - ANSWER-Duke
National Chancellor - ANSWER-Michael Scott Loy, Beta Eta, Florida State
National Chaplain - ANSWER-David Torrence Corey, Alpha Eta, Samford
National Historian - ANSWER-Joseph A. Brady, III, Epsilon Omicron, Villanova
National President, chapter and school - ANSWER-Jeremy galvin, Alpha Omicron, Iowa
State
National Secretary - ANSWER-Alan Duesterhaus, Zeta Epsilon, George Mason
National Treasurer - ANSWER-James Smith, Alpha Eta, Samford
National Vice President - ANSWER-William Sigmon, Alpha Sigma, Tennessee
Nu - ANSWER-Nebraska
Omega - ANSWER-Purdue
Omicron - ANSWER-Alabama
Phi - ANSWER-Tulsa
Pi - ANSWER-Oglethorpe
Psi - ANSWER-Cornell
Rho - ANSWER-Washington and lee
Sigma - ANSWER-South Carolina
Tagline - ANSWER-Exceptional leaders. Uncommon opportunities.
Tau - ANSWER-NC State
Theta - ANSWER-Cincinnati
