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72 Cards in this Set
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What is the complete name of our Fraternity?
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Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Incorporated
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State the Pledge Oath
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refer to GOAT Book
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When was Kappa Psi founded?
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May 30, 1879
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Where was Kappa Psi found?
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Russell Military Academy, New Haven, Connecticut
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State the Pledge of Secrecy
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refer to GOAT book
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Who was the founder of Kappa Psi?
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F. Harvey Smith
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What does the F stand for in F. Harvey Smith? (supposedly)
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Frank
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Kappa Psi was split into medical and pharmacy in what year?
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1925
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What was the split medical fraternity and are they in existence still?
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Theta Kappa Psi, no!
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What are the four pillars of Kappa Psi?
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Fellowship, Industry, Sobriety, and High Ideals
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Where was the second chapter of Kappa Psi founded?
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Cheshire Military Academy
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When was the second chapter of Kappa Psi founded?
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November 30, 1879
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What was the 3rd chapter of Kappa Psi?
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Hillhouse academy, 1894, New Haven Connecticut
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What was the first collegiate chapter of Kappa Psi?
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Delta Chapter at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, 1898.
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What was the first Kappa Psi presence in a Pharmacy school?
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The College of Pharmacy of the City of New York, later Colombia University, November 20, 1898.
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When was the first National Convention of Kappa Psi? (Grand Council Convention)
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"The Grand Council Convention" March 31, 1900
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When was Kappa Psi Fraternity, Incorporated termed?
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June 15, 1903
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When was Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Incorporated termed?
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1925
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Where was the fraternity split decided at?
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Grand Council Convention, 1924
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When was the effective date of the fraternity split?
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January 15, 1925
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What are the official colors of Kappa Psi?
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Scarlet and Cadet Gray
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What is the official flower of the Fraternity?
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The Red Carnation
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What is the original motto?
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One for all and all for one
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What does G.O.A.T stand for in GOAT book?
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God of All Things Book
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List the Greek Alphabet
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refer to GOAT book
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Who was the first editor of The Mask
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Preston W Eldridge Jr
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Who is the current editor of The Mask?
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Mr. Cameron Van Dyke
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How often are grand council conventions held?
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Every two years
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What is the web address of Kappa Psi?
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www.kappapsi.org
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How many active collegiate chapters of Kappa Psi are there today?
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82
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How many active Graduate Chapters of Kappa Psi are there today?
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59
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What is our chapter?
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Epsilon Mu
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When was our chapter installed?
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November 12, 2010
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What is the name of the headquarters of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity and where is it located?
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The Central Office of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity. It is located in Richardson, TX.
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Can a member of Kappa Psi resign?
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No. Membership is for life.
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What is the supreme legislative, judicial, and executive body of Kappa Psi?
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The Grand Council
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When are the Grand officers elected?
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Every two years at the Grand Council Convention
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When was the first issue of The Mask?
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1904
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Grand Regent
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Dr. Kali Weaver
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Grand Vice Regent
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Dr. Eric Gupta
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Grand Counselor
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Dr. Michael D. Cournoyer
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Grand Historian
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Dr. Matthew Lacroix
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Grand Ritualist
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Dr. Latha Radhakrishnan
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Graduate Member-at-Large
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Dr. Harry Patrick Marcelin
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Collegiate Member-at-Large
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Mr. Johnny Wong
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Immediate Past Grand Regent
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Dr. E. Ben Welch
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Satrap of Province IV
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Dr. Jennifer Cortes
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Vice Satrap of Province IV
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Ms. Megan Brafford
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Secretary of Province IV
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Dr. Buck Butler
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Treasurer of Province IV
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Ms Rachel Tendler
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Historian of Province IV
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Khalil Khlifi
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Chaplain of Province IV
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Ezinne Anumudu
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Province Supervisor of Province IV
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Mr. Eric Geyer
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Define Satrap
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Persian in origin
1. A governor of a province in ancient Persia. 2. A ruler. |
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Define Regent
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from the Latin regens, "[one] reigning", is a person or group of persons selected to act as head of state
2) One who rules during the minority, absence, or disability of a monarch 3) One acting as a ruler or governer |
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Mr. Michael Cournoyer. Why Mr. and not pharmacist? How is he important to our
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Michael graduated from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Nuclear Medicine and Radiopharmacy.
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Why Mr. Michael Cournoyer is important to our
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His importance to Kappa Psi is reflected in the positions he has held and his influence in various professional boards as follows: Active member of the Nuclear Medicine Technologists Certification Board, American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, Society of Nuclear Medicine, and American Public Health Association. He has held the following Kappa Psi positions: Mu Chapter Secretary (03-04), Graduate Liason (04-07), Boston Graduate Chapter Historian (04-05), Vice Regent (05-06), Province 1 Secretary (04-05), Vice Satrap (05-06), Satrap (06-07), Regent of Boston Graduate Chapter (06-present), Chair of Mu Chapter 100th Anniversary committee, and Mu Chapter Faulty Advisor.
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Who is our Province IV GCC delegate?
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Dr. Kevin Long (Gamma Psi - Mercer University, Atlanta, GA)
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Who is our Epsilon Mu Province IV GCC Deputy?
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Dr. Harry Patrick Marcelin
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Who is the Parliamentarian of Province IV?
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Donald Wooten
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What is the Alpha Chapter
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Today Alpha Chapter is comprised of, not only the Grand Officers but also the other members of the Executive Committee. It is of historical significance to note that Alpha, our first Greek Letter chapter, had an origin and structure which differs significantly from that of many of the Greek letter fraternities. It is considered a true chapter which represents the Fraternity as a whole except when the Grand Council is in session.
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What chapter does Province IV Satrap hail from?
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Delta Upsilon (Palm Beach Atlantic, West Palm Beach, FL)
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What is the significance of Mr. Johnny Porter to Epsilon Mu
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Mr. Johnny Porter was at the APhA Annual Meeting and Exposition, 2010 in Washington, D.C. I believe 2 years ago where Karl and Jeremy approached him about starting a chapter in Orlando. Originally, Kappa Psi wouldn’t allow distant learning sites to hold a chapter. Graduate brother Brandon Huang attempted to start our charter and was denied the year before. Mr. Johnny W. Porter helped Karl and Jeremy get in touch with the right people to form our chapter.
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What is the meaning of "sign on the dotted line?"
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The story dates back to when Alpha class originally pledged to form a chapter. They were told that some chapters in the past were “sign on the dotted line” chapters. This meant that all they had to do to be affiliated with Kappa Psi and that chapter was to sign up. They turned out to be weak chapters that lacked involvement in the Fraternity. History is what bonds other chapters across the nation. If you don’t take the time to learn it you will not share the same bonds of brotherhood. Moral of the story is don’t be a “sign on the dotted line” kind of guy.
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What chapter and province does the Grand Regent Dr. Kali Weaver hail from?
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Province IV
Gamma Zeta - Samford University (Birmingham, Alabama) |
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What chapter and province does the current collegiate member at large, Mr. Johnny Wong, hail from?
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Province X
Beta Omicron - Washington University (Seattle, WA) |
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What is Asklepios staff?
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o The Asklepios staff is a rough-hewn knotty tree limb with a single serpent encircling the staff. It is not to be mistaken for the adopted symbol of medicine the Caduceus of Hermes, which is a short rod entwined by two snakes and topped with a pair of wings.
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A specific organization confused the staff with another and adopted the wrong symbol. Name the organization and wrong staff.
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The usage is erroneous, popularised largely as a result of the adoption of the caduceus of hermes as its insignia by the US Army medical corps in 1902.
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Find out why Asklepios is so important to Kappa Psi. Hint: It’s bling.
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Asklepios Key is a special award to be presented by a chapter to its members for outstanding achievements. Although the chapter has always been able to establish its own standards in the selection of recipients for this award, it is recommended primarily for excellence in scholarship
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Name all Province IV Chapters
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Gamma Zeta - Samford
Gamma Sigma - UF Gainesville Gamma Phi - University of Georgia Gamma Psi - Mercer University Delta Gama - Auburn Delta Iota - FAMU Delta Rho - NOVA Delta Upsilon - Palm Beach Atlantic Delta Omega - South University Epsilon Eta - LECOM Epsilon Mu - UF Orlando Savannah Graduate Atlanta Graduate Athens Graduate South Alalbama Graduate Auburn Graduate Georgia Graduate North Florida Graduate Ringgold Graduate Southeast Florida-Bahamas Graduate Tampa Graduate |
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Name members of Alpha Class of Epsilon Mu
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Dr. Brandon Huang - Graduate
Karl Healy Jeremy Lund Doug Brown Joel Peterson Matt Woeber Frank Malo Ryan Walters Daryl Balluff Tri Bui Danny Brander Kristy Mazalewski Nam Nguyen Ronald Granados Danny Nguyen Mikel Forero |
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Name members of Beta Class of Epsilon Mu
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Nam Vu
Jennifer Bahnmiller Matt Irwin Jacob Flanagan Tien Nguyen Richie Waithe |
