Phi Kappa Tau

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When was the Non-Fraternity Association founded?

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March 17, 1906

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When did the fraternity adopt the name Phrenecon?

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March 6, 1909

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When did the fraternity adopt the name Phi Kappa Tau?

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March 9, 1916

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Who were the four founders of Phi Kappa Tau?

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1. Dwight Ireneus Douglass
2. Taylor Albert Borradaile
3. Clinton Dewitt Boyd
4. William Henry Shideler

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What was the name of the first national magazine of Phi Kappa Tau?

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Sidelights

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What is the current name of the national magazine of Phi Kappa Tau?

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The Laurel

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What is Phi Kappa Tau's Fraternity flower?

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red carnation

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What are Phi Kappa Tau's Fraternity colors?

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Harvard Red and Old Gold

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What school was Phi Kappa Tau founded at?

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Miami University at Ohio

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What is Phi Kappa Tau's National Philanthropy?

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Hole in the Wall Camps

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What is the name of Belmont's Phi Kappa Tau chapter?

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Zeta Alpha

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Who wrote the creed?

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Roland Maxwell

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Who was the architect of Phi Kappa Tau and the fraternity's first faculty advisor?

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Edgar E. Brandon

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What is the name of the educational endowment organization associated with Phi Kappa Tau?

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The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation

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How much money does Phi Kappa Tau offer in scholarships each year?

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$500,000

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What year did Roland Maxwell write the creed?

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1950

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How many officers are on the Executive Council?

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8

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Who makes up the EC of the Zeta Alpha Chapter?

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President - Paul Lindsay
Vice President - Jordan Lenning
Vice President of Alumni Relations - Chase Armstrong
Secretary - Clay McCullough
Treasurer - Andrew Green
Membership Orientation Officer - Brad Gill
Recruitment Chair - Cameron Newby
Social Chair - Ryan Bruchey

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Who was the first National President of Phi Kappa Tau?

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Ewing T. Boles

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What is Phi Kappa Tau's oldest tradition?

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Founders' Dinner

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What three fraternities make up the Miami Triad?

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1. Phi Delta Theta
2. Beta Theta Pi
3. Sigma Chi

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What is the formal name for Phi Kappa Tau?

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The Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, Incorporated

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Phi Kappa Tau was the __ fraternity to have build a headquarters.

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2nd

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When did Phi Kappa Tau build its first national headquarters?

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1931

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Who was the national headquarters dedicated to when it was first built?

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The Founders

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When was the national headquarters rededicated? To whom?

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1983, Ewing T. Boles

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What domain is the Zeta Alpha chapter located?

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Mississippi Valley

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What other chapters are located in the Mississippi Valley domain? (include school and chapter name)

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1. UT Martin - Delta Upsilon
2. Murray State - Delta Pi

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What are the fraternities on Belmont's campus?

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Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Delta Theta

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What are the sororities on Belmont's campus?

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Phi Mu, Alpha Sigma Tau, Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Alpha Theta

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What was the first ever fraternity? Where and when was it founded?

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Phi Beta Kappa, College of William and Mary 1776

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What was the first ever sorority? Where and when was it founded?

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Alpha Delta Pi, Wesleyan College 1851

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When was the Zeta Alpha Colony founded (year)? When was the Zeta Alpha chapter founded (date)?

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2004, November 4, 2006

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What is the required GPA to be initiated?

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2.5

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What is the required GPA to hold office?

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2.7

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If your GPA is ___ or lower, you are considered an inactive member.

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2.0

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If your GPA is between ___ and ___, you are put on Academic Enrichment.

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2.0 and 2.49

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To be considered a Chapter in Good Standing, the Zeta Alpha chapter must maintain a GPA of ___ above ___.

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.1 above the men's campus average

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When does the National Convention meet? Leadership Academy?

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every other year, on the off years

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What are the four areas or risk management?

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1. hazing
2. social programming
3. sexual abuse
4. chapter premises

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What is the role of the National Council?

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The National Council is the supreme judicial body of the fraternity. The Council directs the general affairs of the fraternity.

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What is the National Dues Policy?

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Any member whose account with the chapter is 30 days past due shall at that time, be suspended from the chapter.

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Who is the IFC President? What fraternity is he in?

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Corey Hughes

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Who holds the title to the badges of Phi Kappa Tau?

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The National Fraternity

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Who was the author of the "Golden Jubilee"?

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Jack L. Anson

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What are the 3 main scholarships given out by the fraternity?

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1. The Paul Elfers Omega Scholarship
2. Named Scholarships
3. Parents' Fund

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At the National Convention, how many votes does the Zeta Alpha chapter receive? How are these votes split up?

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2 votes; 1 from the Resident Council, 1 from the Graduate Council

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What does NIC stand for?

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National Interfraternity Council

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What does NPC stand for?

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National Panhellenic Council

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True or False. Phi Kappa Tau is a member of the Fraternity Risk Management Trust (FRMT)?

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True

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True or False. At the time, Phi Kappa Tau was the smallest and youngest national fraternity to establish a central office.

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True.

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Award presented annually to the Fraternity's outstanding colony.

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Fletemeyer Prize

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Award presented to an alumnus for outstanding contributions to a chapter other than his own.

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Key Award

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Award presented to the outstanding alumnus in his field of endeavor.

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Borradaile Award

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Award presented to the alumnus who has made the greatest contribution to the National Fraternity.

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Palm Award

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Award presented to an alumnus for outstanding contributions to his own chapter.

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Phi Award

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Award presented annually to the chapter which has shown the greatest improvement compared with its own record the previous year.

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Angelo Award

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Award presented to chapters for punctual observance of reports due to the National Headquarters.

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Administrative Excellence Award

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Award presented to the chapter with the most outstanding alumni communications program.

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Massock Award

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Award presented to the outstanding chapter and/or faculty advisor.

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Brandon Award

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Award presented to the outstanding Phi Kappa Tau chapter each year.

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Maxwell Award

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Award presented to the outstanding graduating senior in Phi Kappa Tau each year and is the highest individual award an undergraduate can receive.

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Shideler Award

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Where were the first five chapters of Phi Kappa Tau located?

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Alpha - Miami of Ohio
Beta - Ohio University
Gamma - Ohio State
Delta - Centre College
Epsilon - Mount Union

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In what year did Roland Maxwell become president?

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1934

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What are Phi Kappa Tau's founding ideals?

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1. Democratic Process
2. Innate Worth of the Individual
3. Spiritual Ideals

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What are the three ways a member can be suspended?

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1. Scholarship Delinquency
2. Financial Delinquency
3. Disciplinary Reasons

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Who decides who is initiated into Phi Kappa Tau?

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the National Council

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What is inactive status?

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A member can only attend chapter meetings and philanthropy events, and he must continue to pay his dues.

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What is the mission statement of Phi Kappa Tau?

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To champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership, and exemplary character.

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Who are the members of the BOG? What are their positions?

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Chairman - Tim Holman
Financial Advisor - Kyle Pechak
Recruitment/Retention Officer - Nathan Dudney
Alumni Advisor - Jeffrey Rupright
Risk Management Advisor - Jackson Dugger
Scholarship Advisor - Hunter Askew
Community Service/Philanthropy Advisor - Mark Noel
Faculty Advisor - Steven Stodgehill
Chapter Advisor - Jared Black

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Who is the Domain Director for the Mississippi Valley domain?

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Michael Lummus

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Who is the CEO of Phi Kappa Tau?

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Steve Hartman

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Who is the Director of Chapter Services for Phi Kappa Tau?

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Tim Hudson

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Who is the National President?

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Greg Heilmeier

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Who is the National Vice President?

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Stephan Nelson