- Core Values -

Character

As members of Pi Kappa Phi, we are expected to live by our personal values as well as those espoused in the fraternity's Ritual of Initiation. Brothers should demonstrate personal integrity and ultimate respect, ensuring their actions reflect positively upon every member of Pi Kappa Phi.

Leadership

Pi Kappa Phi was founded on the premise of leadership, and we expect each brother to take on this mante. As a student this may include becoming a chapter officer, a captain for an athletic team, or a resident advisor. As an almnus leadership may include filling a role as a local or national voulnteer. Pi Kappa Phi also expects that you will commit to a lifetime of leadership in your workplace and community.

Achievment

For most people achievement is the equivalent of success, which comes in many forms and places. Sometimes success is the result of our actions; sometimes it is a leason learned. We expect every brother to find his passions and excel. For some brothers it will be on a playing field. For others it will be starting a business or running for politcal office. In each endeavor we should strive to emulate our founders' pursuit of excellence, which brings credit to the fraternty.

Scholarship

This tenet refers to activities that cultivate intellectual curiosity, growth and development. As an undergraduate member, this includes attaining the highest possible standards of acadmic achievements. As an alumnus, this includes seeking opportunities for professional development and lifelong learning.

Service

Service to others is the key to bettering ourselves and the world around us. Pi Kappa Phi is the only Greek organization to own and operate its own philanthropy.  As members of Pi Kappa Phi, we distinguish ourselves by serving others through our philanthropy, The Ability Experience. However, our commitment to service also more broadly involves answering the call to lifelong civic engagement on our campuses and in our communities.