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The 12 Founders of Pi Beta Phi
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Jennie Nicol, M.D.
Nancy Black Wallace Ada Bruen Grier Rosa Moore Fannie Whitenack Libbey Emma Brownlee Kilgore Clara Brownlee Hutchinson Jennie Horne Turnbull Fannie Ann Thomson Libbie Brook Gaddis Inez Smith Soule Margaret Campbell |
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Pi Beta Phi was founded on
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April 28, 1867
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Pi Beta Phi was founded as
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I.C. Sorosis at Monmouth College
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Pi Beta Phi was founded in
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Monmouth, Illinois
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The home is known today as
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Holt House
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Today the home in which our Fraternity was founded is used as
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1. a memorial to the Founders and place for visitors to tour
2. a rental hall for small parties, showers, and wedding receptions 3. a place for pledging, initiation, and alumnae club meetings |
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Pi Beta Phi is governed by __ grand council members and ___ directors.
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7 and 18
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The current Grand President of Pi Beta Phi is
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Emily Russell Tarr
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The Pi Beta Phi web site is located at
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www.pibetaphi.org
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The name of the city where Headquarters is located is
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Town and Country, Missouri
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Pi Phis who are hired by the Fraternity to provide inspiration, knowledge, and guidance to our Pi Beta Phi chapters during the year following their graduation are called
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Leadership Development Consultants (LDC).
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The Pi Phi Hazing Hotline phone number is
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800-320-1867.
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There are six international requirements which must be met before a pledge can be initiated.
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1. Demonstrated good scholarship
2. Signed the Statement of Obligations of Membership 3. Currently enrolled in the chapter’s institution; demonstration of exemplary personal conduct and sympathy with the fraternity’s work 4. Satisfactorily completed the Fraternity Orientation Program as directed by Grand Council, including AlcoholEdu 5. Met all financial obligations 6. Received 2/3 ballot vote of AAC and Chapter Executive Committee |
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Your initiation fee covers a subscription to the Fraternity’s magazine. The name of this magazine is
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The ARROW
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Created in 1990,
_____ funds programs which promote intellectual, ethical and leadership development of our members and through its philanthropic efforts, benefits society at large. |
Pi Beta Phi Foundation
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Pi Beta Phi has valued and prioritized philanthropy and service to others since our founding. The 1910 Swarthmore Convention approved the founding of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in
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Gatlinburg, Tennessee
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The original project has now become the
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Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
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the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts,which is affiliated with
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the University of Tennessee
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Other Pi Beta Phi philanthropic/service projects include
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1. Arrow in the Arctic – provides support for the library system in the Yukon and Northwest Territories
2. Local Literacy Initiatives – clubs and chapters fill the literacy needs within their local communities 3. Fraternity Day of Service – Pi Phis from across the U.S. and Canada celebrate literacy together, such as Read Across America on Dr. Suess’ birthday. |
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Pi Beta Phi is one of the original seven founding members of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC). The full name of the Pi Beta Phi NPC Delegate is
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Carol Inge Warren
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The purposes of a college university Panhellenic Council include:
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1. a public relations board
2. a liaison between sorority women and non-Greeks 3. a liaison between Greeks |
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Launched in 2003, Pi Phi’s Leading with Values has a module designed to deliver meaningful programming to members of the senior class as they transition from collegiate to alumnae life. This program is called
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Pi Phi for Life.
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Membership in Pi Beta Phi entails a lifetime opportunity and commitment. Undergraduates belong to chapters. After leaving college Pi Phis are encouraged to join
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Alumnae Clubs
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Local Pi Phi alumnae may provide assistance to chapters in many ways. Two ways that alumnae work closely with chapters and provide support to the chapter include:
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1. Alumnae Advisory Committee (AAC) – provides guidance, support, and advisement to chapters
2. Chapter House Corporation (CHC) – handles matters concerning chapter housing (decoration, planning, maintenance, financial and legal matters) and serves as landlords for the chapter |
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The Pi Beta Phi award for the best overall performance by a chapter is named the
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Balfour Cup
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