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'''Phi Kappa Psi'''
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''Motto: '''United by Friendship, Sustained by Honor, and Led by Truth; We Live and Flourish.''' ''
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image:PhiPsiCrest.jpg 150px
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| '''Founded:''' ||
February 19,
1852 at
Washington and Jefferson College Jefferson College (
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania)
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| '''Founders:''' ||
William Henry Letterman and
Charles Page Thomas Moore
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| '''Colors:''' ||
Cardinal red and
hunter green
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| '''Yell:''' || "High! High! High! Phi Kappa Psi! Live ever! Die Never! Phi Kappa Psi!"
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| '''Flower:''' ||
Jacqueminot Rose
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'''Phi Kappa Psi (ΦΚΨ, Phi Psi)''' is a
United States U.S. national
Fraternities and sororities college fraternity.
History
Phi Kappa Psi was founded in
1852 in
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, on the campus of
Washington and Jefferson College Jefferson College by
William Henry Letterman and
Charles Page Thomas Moore. Through long nights of caring for a sick friend during an outbreak of disease, the founders grew to appreciate their service, and decided to form an organization that would ensconce these ideals, and on the dreary night of
February 19,
1852, the brotherhood of Phi Kappa Psi was born.
Creed
The
creed of Phi Kappa Psi was a result of efforts by John Henry Frizzell (Massachusetts Alpha,
University of Massachusetts Amherst,
1898) and Kent Christopher Owen (Indiana Beta,
Indiana University Bloomington Indiana University,
1958). It was adopted by the Grand Arch Council at
Denver in
1964. It reads as follows:
''I believe that Phi Kappa Psi is a brotherhood of honorable men, courteous and cultured, who pledge throughout their lives to be generous, compassionate, and loyal comrades; ''
''I believe that I am honor bound to strive manfully for intellectual, moral, and spiritual excellence; to help and forgive my Brothers; to discharge promptly all just debts; to give aid and sympathy to all who are less fortunate; ''
''I believe that I am honor bound to strengthen my character and deepen my integrity; to counsel and guide my Brothers who stray from their obligations; to respect and emulate my Brothers who practice moderation in their manners and morals; to be ever mindful that loyalty to my Fraternity should not weaken loyalty to my college, but rather increase devotion to it, to my country and to my God; ''
''I believe that to all I meet, wherever I go, I represent not only Phi Kappa Psi, but indeed the spirit of all fraternities; thus I must ever conduct myself so as to bring respect and honor not to myself alone, but also to my Fraternity;''
''To the fulfillment of these beliefs, of these ideals, in the noble perfection of Phi Kappa Psi, I pledge my life and my sacred honor.''
Symbols
The fraternity flag is in the proportions of eight and one-half feet wide by six feet high; the colors are the official fraternity colors; the design is three vertical stripes of equal width, a green in the middle, flanked on either side by a red stripe.
Notable Phi Psis
Public Service
=Current:
=
*
Evan Bayh, U.S.
Senator (IN), former
Governor of Indiana (1989-97) (Indiana Beta,
Indiana University,
1975)
*
Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of
New York City, founder of
Bloomberg L.P. (Maryland Alpha,
Johns Hopkins University,
1961)
*
Stephen Hadley,
U.S. National Security Advisor (New York Alpha,
Cornell University,
1966)
*Earl "Butch" Ehrhart,
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia State
Representative (Georgia Alpha,
University of Georgia, 1978)
*David Shafer,
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia State
Senator (Georgia Alpha,
University of Georgia, 1983)
=Former:
=
*
President of the United States President Woodrow Wilson, (1913-21),
Governor of New Jersey (1911-13), President of
Princeton University,
Nobel Peace Prize recipient (Virginia Alpha,
University of Virginia,
1879)
*
Joseph W. Barr,
Secretary of the Treasury (1968-69),
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Chairman (Indiana Alpha,
Depauw University, 1936)
*
Joseph Blatchford, Director of the
Peace Corps (1969-71) (California Epsilon,
UCLA,
1953)
*
Pierce Butler,
U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1922-39) (Minnesota Alpha,
Carleton College,
1885)
*
George Earle Chamberlain George E. Chamberlain, U.S.
Senator (OR),
Governor of Oregon (1903-09) (Virginia Beta,
Washington and Lee University,
1872)
*
John Thomas Connor John T. Connor,
Secretary of Commerce (1965-67) (New York Beta,
Syracuse University,
1933)
*
Paul Coverdell, U.S.
United States Senator Senator (GA) (1993-2000, died in office), Director of the
Peace Corps (Missouri Alpha,
University of Missouri,
1959)
*
John W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee (1924),
U.S. Ambassador to
Britain, U.S.
Solicitor General, noted attorney (Virginia Beta,
Washington and Lee University,
1889)
*
J. Edward Day,
Postmaster General (1961-63) (Illinois Beta,
University of Chicago, 1933)
*
Joseph Benson Foraker, U.S.
Senator (OH),
Governor of Ohio (1886-90), candidate for 1908 Republican presidential nomination, first alumnus president of Phi Kappa Psi (Ohio Alpha,
Ohio Wesleyan University,
1866)
*
James P. Goodrich,
Governor of Indiana (1917-21) (Indiana Alpha,
Depauw University, 1885)
*
Herbert S. Hadley,
Governor of Missouri (1909-13) (Kansas Alpha,
University of Kansas, 1888)
*
Homer A. Holt,
Governor of West Virginia (1937-41) (Virginia Beta,
Washington and Lee University,
1916)
*
Lawrence Judd,
Governor of Hawaii Territorial Governor of Hawaii (1929-34), Governor of
American Samoa (1953) (Pennsylvania Iota,
University of Pennsylvania, 1906)
*
Thomas Henry Kuchel Thomas H. Kuchel, U.S.
Senator (CA), (1953-69; Senate Minority Whip) (California Delta,
University of Southern California,
1929)
*
William Preston Lane, Jr. William P. Lane,
Governor of Maryland (1947-51) (Virginia Alpha,
University of Virginia, 1910)
*
Lloyd Lowndes, Jr.,
Governor of Maryland (1895-99) (Pennsylvania Beta,
Allegheny College, 1864)
*
A. Mitchell Palmer, U.S.
Attorney General (1919-21), candidate for 1920 Democratic presidential nomination (Pennsylvania Kappa,
Swarthmore College,
1889)
*
Raymond P. Shafer,
Governor of Pennsylvania (1967-71) (Pennsylvania Beta,
Allegheny College, 1935)
*
William C. Sproul,
Governor of Pennsylvania (1919-23), candidate for 1920 Republican presidential nomination (Pennsylvania Kappa,
Swarthmore College,
1889)
*Lt. Gen.
E.O. Thompson,
Texas Railroad Commission's longest-serving member (1933-65) (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas at Austin,
1913)
*
James E. Watson, U.S.
Senator (IN) (
Majority Leader 1929-33), U.S. Congressman and
Republican Party (United States) Republican Party Whip (Indiana Alpha,
Depauw University,
1881)
=Statistics
=
*Over 100 Phi Psis have served as members of the
U.S. Congress, including 17 Senators
*Members have served in the following positions with the U.S. government:
President of the United States,
Attorney-General,
Secretary of the Treasury,
Secretary of Commerce,
Secretary of the Interior,
Secretary of the Army (2),
Postmaster General, Director of the
Peace Corps (2),
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDIC Chairman, and
U.S. Ambassador (7)
*At least 12 members have served as state (or territory) governors
Military
*Brig. Gen.
Billy Mitchell William "Billy" Mitchell, "Father of the
U.S. Air Force,"
Medal of Honor recipient (D.C. Alpha,
George Washington University,
1896)
*Maj. Gen.
William Donovan William "Wild Bill" Donovan,
World War I Medal of Honor recipient, founder of the
Office of Strategic Services (precursor of the
CIA) during
World War II (New York Gamma,
Columbia University,
1903)
*Gen.
Tasker Bliss,
U.S. Army Chief of Staff during
World War I (Pennsylvania Gamma,
Bucknell University,
1870)
*Maj. Gen.
Frank "Machine Gun" Parker, Commander of the
U.S. Army's
U.S. 1st Infantry Division 1st Infantry Division during
World War I (South Carolina Alpha,
University of South Carolina,
1888)
*Maj. Gen.
Henry Terrell, Commander of the
U.S. Army's
U.S. 90th Infantry Division 90th Infantry Division during
World War II (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas,
1908)
*
John O. Marsh, Jr. John Marsh,
Secretary of the Army (1981-89), U.S. Congressman (VA) (Virginia Beta,
Washington and Lee University, 1948)
*
Stephen Ailes,
Secretary of the Army (1964-65) (West Virginia Alpha,
University of West Virginia, 1934)
*Over 60 Generals and 20 Admirals
Arts and Entertainment
*
John Astin, actor (Pennsylvania Alpha,
Washington and Jefferson College,
1949)
*
Zach Braff, actor (Illinois Alpha,
Northwestern University,
1997)
*
Roy Crane, nationally-syndicated cartoonist (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas,
1922)
*
Peter Graves (actor) Peter Graves, actor (Minnesota Beta,
University of Minnesota,
1946)
*
Edward Herrmann,
Emmy and
Tony Award-winning actor (Pennsylvania Gamma,
Bucknell University,
1965)
*
Edward Everett Horton, stage and screen actor; television performer (New York Zeta,
Brooklyn Poly,
1907)
*
Frank Morgan,
Academy Awards Academy Award-nominated actor (New York Alpha,
Cornell University,
1908)
*
James Whitcomb Riley, poet/writer (Indiana Alpha,
DePauw University,
1883)
*
Charles "Buddy" Rogers, actor/band leader (Kansas Alpha,
University of Kansas,
1923)
*
Roy Scheider,
Academy Awards Academy Award-nominated actor (Pennsylvania Eta,
Franklin and Marshall College,
1954)
*
Steve Tesich,
Academy Awards Academy Award-winning screenwriter (Indiana Beta,
Indiana University Bloomington Indiana University,
1962)
*
James Thurber, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and humorist (Ohio Delta,
Ohio State University,
1918)
*
Frederick Jackson Turner, prominent historian (Wisconsin Alpha,
University of Wisconsin,
1878)
*
Pat Weaver, pioneering television executive and
Emmy Award winner (New Hampshire Alpha,
Dartmouth College,
1927)
Sports
*
Phog Allen Forrest "Phog" Allen,
Basketball Hall of Fame member, "Father of Basketball Coaching" (Kansas Alpha,
University of Kansas, 1905)
*
Ron 'Babe' Bontemps, Olympian (Wisconsin Gamma,
Beloit College)
*
Terry Bowden, former college football coach and current broadcaster (West Virginia Alpha,
University of West Virginia, 1975)
*
Jeff Cirillo, current
Major League Baseball player,
All-Star 1997 and 2000 (California Delta,
University of Southern California, 1989)
*
Jerry Colangelo,
Basketball Hall of Fame member, former
Phoenix Suns and
Arizona Diamondbacks majority owner (Illinois Delta,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Illinois,
1959)
*
Ford Frick, Major League
Baseball Commissioner (1951-65), National
Baseball Hall of Fame member (Indiana Alpha,
Depauw University, 1913)
*
Johnny Kerr Johnny "Red" Kerr, former
NBA player and coach, current broadcaster for the
Chicago Bulls (Illinois Delta,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Illinois,
1954)
*
Nile Kinnick,
Heisman Trophy winner (1939) (Iowa Alpha,
University of Iowa, 1938)
*
John Michels, former
NFL player, first-round draft choice in 1996 (California Delta,
University of Southern California)
*
Ralph Miller,
Basketball Hall of Fame member and former college coach (Kansas Alpha,
University of Kansas, 1938)
*
Tex Schramm,
Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former
Dallas Cowboys GM, key
NFL innovator (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas,
1940)
*
Mark Spitz,
Olympic Games Olympic swimming legend, won 7 gold medals in 1972 (Indiana Beta,
Indiana University,
1969)
*
Dick Tomey, current college football coach (Indiana Alpha,
Depauw University, 1957)
*
George Yardley,
Basketball Hall of Fame member (California Beta,
Stanford University, 1947)
*
Ron Yary,
Pro Football Hall of Fame member,
Outland Trophy winner (1967), NFL first overall draft choice (1968) (California Delta,
University of Southern California, 1966)
Business
*
Jerry Yang, ''
Yahoo!'' co-founder (California Beta,
Stanford University,
1987)
*
Benjamin Lutch,
Excite co-founder (California Beta,
Stanford University,
1991)
*
David Fout,
Aquilent CEO/President (Maryland Beta,
University of Maryland Baltimore County,
1988)
*Jerry Nelson,
Ticketmaster founder (California Epsilon,
UCLA,
1948)
*
Angus G. Wynne, Jr.,
Six Flags founder (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas,
1933)
*Many leaders of major
Fortune 500 corporations, banks, and national professional associations
Education
*Current and recent presidents of the
University of Cincinnati,
MIT,
University of San Francisco,
Slippery Rock University, and the
University of West Virginia
*Former presidents of
Case Western Reserve,
Cornell,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Illinois,
Johns Hopkins University,
University of Kentucky,
University of Montana,
University of Pennsylvania,
Penn State University,
Princeton University, and
Washington and Jefferson College
Miscellaneous
*
Owen Garriott,
Skylab astronaut (Oklahoma Alpha,
University of Oklahoma, 1949)
*
Robert Lowry, Churchman and famed 19th-Century hymn-writer (Pennsylvania Gamma,
Bucknell University,
1856); his work includes "Shall We Gather at the River," and "How Can I Keep From Singing?"
*
Elliott See,
Gemini program Gemini astronaut (Texas Alpha,
University of Texas,
1945)
*
David Gardiner Tyler David G. Tyler, U.S. Congressman (VA), son of President
John Tyler (Virginia Beta,
Washington and Lee University, 1867)
Endowment Fund
Like many fraternal organizations, the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity maintains an independent endowment for the educational benefit of its members. The Endowment Fund of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Inc., organized in 1914, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, public educational foundation. As of December 31st, 2004 the Endowment Fund had net assets of $18,928,712. In 2004 the Endowment Fund spent $1,085,515 on scholarships, grants and other educational activities for the fraternity's members.
Although established in 1914, it was not until the mid-1990s that the Endowment Fund began to flourish. In 1994, net assets totaled a mere $620,503. Ten years later that amount grew to almost $19 million. In 2004, under the leadership of Tom Pennington, Director of Development, and Wayne Wilson, a probate attorney who serves as volunteer Chairman, the Endowment Fund of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity became the largest endowment fund of any American or international collegiate fraternity or sorority. Generous giving by wealthy alumni such as
Jerry Nelson and
Bruce McMahan have helped Phi Kappa Psi reach this goal. The fund also relies heavily on smaller contributions to its "Chapter Scholarship Foundation" program, whereby 90% of a donation can be ear-marked for the benefit of a specific chapter. This has spurred giving among those who have a strong connection with the chapter at their collegiate alma mater. The Phi Kappa Psi chapter at USC (University of Southern California) has the largest chapter scholarship fund with $1.3 million in 2004.
List of chapters
Those marked with an asterisk are inactive.
*
Alabama
*
-
Alpha -
University of Alabama
*
-
Beta -
Auburn University
*
Arkansas
*
-
Alpha -
University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas*
*
Arizona
*
-
Alpha -
University of Arizona
**Beta -
Arizona State University
*
California
**Alpha -
University of the Pacific*
**Beta -
Stanford University (founded
December 18,
1891)
**Gamma -
University of California, Berkeley*
**Delta -
University of Southern California
**Epsilon -
University of California, Los Angeles
**Zeta- University of California, Santa Barbara*
**Eta- California State University, San Luis Obispo
**Theta- California State University, Northridge*
**Iota -
University of California, Davis (Recolonization)
**Kappa -
University of California, Irvine
**Lambda -
San Diego State University
**Mu- University of California, Riverside (Colony)
*
Colorado
**Alpha -
University of Colorado-Boulder
*
Connecticut
**Alpha - Trinity College*
*
Delaware
**Alpha - University of Delaware*
*
District of Columbia
**Alpha - The George Washington University (formerly Columbian College)
*
Florida
**Alpha -
Florida State University
**Beta - University of Florida, Gainesville*
*
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia
**Alpha -
University of Georgia
**Beta -
Georgia Institute of Technology (founded
May 20,
2000)
*
Illinois
**Alpha -
Northwestern University
**Beta - University of Chicago*
**Gamma - Monmouth College*
**Delta -
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign [http://www.phipsiuiuc.com/ Chapter website]
**Epsilon -
Illinois State University
**Zeta -
DePaul University
**Eta - Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville
**Theta -
University of Illinois at Chicago [http://www.uicphipsi.com/ Chapter website]
**Iota - Northern Illinois University (colony)
*
Indiana
*
-
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Headquarters - Indianapolis
**Alpha -
DePauw University
**Beta -
Indiana University Bloomington Indiana University
**Gamma -
Wabash College
**Delta -
Purdue University
**Epsilon -
Valparaiso University [http://www.valpophipsi.org/ Chapter website]
**Zeta -
Butler University
**Eta -
Indiana State University
*
Iowa
**Alpha -
University of Iowa
**Beta -
Iowa State University
**Gamma - Cornell College*
**Delta - Simpson College*
*
Kansas
**Alpha - University of Kansas
*
Kentucky
**Alpha - Kentucky University, Harrodsburg*
**Beta -
University of Kentucky
*
Louisiana
**Alpha -
Louisiana State University
**Beta - Lafayette
**Gamma -
Loyola University New Orleans
*
Maryland
**Alpha - Johns Hopkins University
**Beta - University of Maryland, Baltimore County*
*
Massachusetts
**Alpha - Amherst College*
*
-
Beta-
Brandeis University
*
Michigan
**Alpha - University of Michigan
**Beta - Michigan State University
*
Minnesota
**Alpha - Carleton College*
*
-
Beta -
University of Minnesota
**Gamma - Mankato State University
*
-
Delta -
University of Minnesota Duluth
*
Mississippi
**Alpha -
University of Mississippi
**Beta - Clinton*
*
Missouri
*
-
Alpha -
University of Missouri-Columbia
**Beta - Westminster College*
*
Montana
**Alpha - University of Montana, Missoula*
*
Nebraska
**Alpha - University of Nebraska
**Beta - Creighton University
*
New Hampshire
**Alpha - Dartmouth College*
*
New Jersey
**Alpha - Rider University*
**Beta - Monmouth College*
**Gamma - Rutgers University*
**Delta - [http://www.tcnj.edu/~phikpsi/ The College of New Jersey] (Ewing, NJ) (Chartered
April 21,
1990)
**Epsilon - Rowan University
*
New Mexico
**Alpha - Eastern New Mexico University
*
New York
**Alpha -
Cornell University
**Beta -
Syracuse University
**Gamma - Columbia University*
**Delta - Hobart College*
**Epsilon - Colgate University*
**Zeta - Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute*
**Eta - State University of New York - Buffalo
*
-
Theta -
Rochester Institute of Technology
*
-
Iota -
State University of New York- Binghamton
**Kappa - State University of New York - Oneonta
*
North Carolina
**Alpha - Duke University*
**Beta - East Carolina University
*
Ohio
**Alpha -
Ohio Wesleyan University
**Beta -
Wittenberg University
**Gamma - Wooster College*
**Delta -
Ohio State University
**Epsilon - Cleveland -
Case Western Reserve University
**Zeta - Bowling Green State University
**Eta -
University of Toledo
**Theta - [Ashland University]
**Iota - University of Akron
**Kappa - Kent State University*
*
-
Lambda -
Miami University
**Mu - University of Dayton
*
Oklahoma
**Alpha - University of Oklahoma
*
Oregon
**Alpha -
University of Oregon
**Beta -
Oregon State University
*
Pennsylvania
**Alpha - Washington and Jefferson (first chapter - founded
February 19,
1852 at then
Washington and Jefferson College Jefferson College)
**Beta - Allegheny College (Meadville) Longest running fraternity chapter in existence, celebrating the 150th anniversary of its uninterrupted charter in 2005
**Gamma -
Bucknell University
**Delta - Washington College - merged with Pennsylvania Alpha when their host institutions merged
**Epsilon - Gettysburg College
**Zeta - Dickinson College
*
-
Eta -
Franklin and Marshall College
**Theta -
Lafayette College
*
-
[Iota] -
University of Pennsylvania
**Kappa -
Swarthmore College (renounced national affiliation in 1960's, changed name to simply "Phi Psi")
**Lambda - Pennsylvania State University
**Mu - Carnegie Mellon University*
**Nu - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
**Xi - Edinboro State University
**Omicron - Lehigh University*
**Pi - Temple University*
**Rho - York College
**Sigma - Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science
**Tau - Penn State-Altoona*
**Upsilon - Drexel University
**Phi - Lycoming College
*
Rhode Island
**Alpha -
Brown University
**Beta - University of Rhode Island
*
South Carolina
**Alpha - University of South Carolina*
*
Tennessee
**Alpha - LaGrange Synodical College*
**Beta - Cumberland College*
**Gamma - Nashville University*
**Delta -
Vanderbilt University Nashville
**Epsilon - University of Tennessee, Knoxville
**Zeta - Memphis State University*
*
Texas
*
-
Alpha -
University of Texas at Austin, Austin
**Beta -
Texas Tech University Lubbock
**Gamma -
Texas State University San Marcos
**Delta -
Southern Methodist University Dallas*
**Epsilon -
Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches
**Zeta -
Houston Baptist University Houston
*
Virginia
**Alpha - University of Virginia
**Beta - Washington & Lee University
**Gamma - Hampden-Sydney College*
**Delta - Bethany College, now in West Virginia*
**Epsilon - Randolph-Macon College*
**Zeta -
http://www.vtphipsi.com/ Virginia Tech, Blacksburg
*
Washington
**Alpha - Seattle
*
West Virginia
**Alpha - West ("by God") Virginia University
*
Wisconsin
**Alpha -
University of Wisconsin at Madison*
**Beta - Racine College* (College No Longer Exists)
*
-
Gamma -
Beloit College (Chartered
December 3, 1881.)
External links
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National homepage
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Brandeis University, (Massachusetts Beta) Chapter
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The Ohio State University (Ohio Delta) Chapter
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University of Texas (Texas Alpha) Chapter
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University of Missouri-Columbia (Missouri Alpha) Chapter
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Miami University (Ohio Lambda) Chapter
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Stanford University (California Beta) Chapter
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Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Beta) Chapter
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Rochester Institute of Technology (New York Theta) Chapter
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Washington and Lee University (Virginia Beta) Chapter
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Beloit College (Wisconsin Gamma) Chapter
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University of California, Irvine (California Kappa) Chapter
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minnesota Beta) Chapter
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University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa (Alabama Alpha) Chapter
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Auburn University (Alabama Beta) Chapter
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University of Arizona (Arizona Alpha) Chapter
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University of Oklahoma (Oklahoma Alpha) Chapter
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Valparaiso University (Indiana Epsilon) Chapter
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Loyola University New Orleans (Louisiana Gamma) Chapter
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University of Toledo (Ohio Eta) Chapter
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State University of New York- Binghamton (New York Iota) Chapter
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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (Illinois Delta) Chapter
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