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What National Staff Position: Oversees the day-to-day operations of ΦΣΠ and serves as liaison between
National Council and National Office personnel |
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What National Staff position: Recruits, Trains and supervises ΦΣΠ Region Consultants; develops
membership materials and resources for chapters? |
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| Director of Member Services |
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What National Staff Position: Cultivates relationships with prospective universities and interested students
to establish ΦΣΠ colonies which when activated become ΦΣΠ chapters. |
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What National Staff Position: Advises chapters assigned to her/him on all aspects of management issues;
recruitment; educational resources; programming and development |
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What National Staff Position: Coordinates annual giving and cultivates lifetime member relationships;
serves as Editor of the Lampadion and monthly e-newsletters and as staff
liaison to the ΦΣΠ Foundation |
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| Director of publications and Alumni relations |
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What National Staff Position: Responsible for developing and managing the fraternity's leadership
programs; and serves as staff liaison to Teach For America (TFA) |
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| Director of Leadership Advancement |
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| Which national council officer: Ensures that accurate records are kept at all national meetings |
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| Which national council officer: Ensures that accurate records are kept at all national meetings |
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National Secretary
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Which national council officer: Oversees the development of alumni resources and benefits; assists chapters
and associations in improving and enhancing alumni relations |
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| Which national council officer: Serves as the parliamentarian at all national meetings |
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Which national council officer: Serves as official ambassador and representative of Phi Sigma Pi National
Honor Fraternity |
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Which National Council Officer: Guides the fraternity fiscally and develops an annual budget with the
Executive Director |
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Which National Council Officer: Develops programs to foster communication between chapters and improve
regional collaboration among chapters |
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| VP of chapter development |
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Which National Council Officer: Responsible for leading and developing our national philanthropic efforts
with our National Philanthropy, Teach for America. |
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| VP of philanthropic development |
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Which National Council Officer: Improves and develops resources to ensure Initiation programs produce
strong and dedicated Brothers |
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| vp of membership development |
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| Phi Sigma Pi was established at which institution (original name)? And what is it's current name? |
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State Teacher’s College at Warrensburg Missouri
AND
University of Central Missouri
OR “Central Missouri State University” |
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| What is the date of Phi Sigma Pi’s founding? |
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| Name the Founding Fathers of Phi Sigma Pi: (full names) |
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Eldo L. Hendricks; C.H. McClure; and
Claude A. Phillips |
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The founders of our fraternity decided that Phi Sigma Pi would stress not only _____, _____
, and _____ but do so in a concept of an equal tripod dedicated to these three
ideals. |
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| scholarship, leadership and fellowship |
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| In what year did Phi Sigma Pi become a “national” fraternity? |
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| The first national publication for all members (collegiate and alumni) was called/titled ___________. It was later renamed _____, which means ______. |
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Phi Sigma Pi Newsletter
The Lampadion
little torch |
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| Why was the 1940 Purple & Gold newsletter established? |
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To maintain contact between
collegiate chapters and the national office. |
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Who was the Brother credited with creating the first membership handbook for Phi Sigma Pi
initiates? |
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In what year did Phi Sigma Pi Fraternity change its name to Phi Sigma Pi National
Honor Fraternity? |
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| What was the dilemma facing Phi Sigma Pi with the passage of Title IX? |
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Title IX
required our organization to become a co-educational student organization |
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| What action was required for Phi Sigma Pi to allow women to be inducted as members? |
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| Passing an amendment to the National Constitution by the Grand Chapter |
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Elected as President in 1928, he is credited with galvanizing the National Officers into
a cohesive unit; promoting Phi Sigma Pi nationally; and bringing ΦΣΠ into the
Professional Interfraternity Conference, now known as the Professional Fraternity
Association. Our graduate scholarship is awarded in his name annually. |
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| She was the first woman to be inducted as an Honorary Brother following Title IX: |
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| Clauda Pennock Todd a.k.a. “Sweetheart” Todd |
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They wrote the words and music to Brothers Are We, in collaboration with the Music
Department at Mansfield State Teachers College, now known as Mansfield University of
Pennsylvania. |
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| Edward Ingraham and Charles Darrin |
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One of many national leaders that emerged in the 1980s to help the fraternity grow,
he served as National Secretary/Treasurer; VP of Membership Development and
National President. Our national award recognizing administrative excellence is named
in his honor. |
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A Founder, he was President of State Teachers College – Warrensburg. Also known as
“Alpha 1,” he served as Central Regional Director for several years. Our national award
recognizing excellence in educational, cultural and leadership programming is named in
his honor. |
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A Brother of Alpha Chapter, she was the first woman to be inducted as a collegiate
member: |
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A Founder, he headed the History Department at State Teachers College – Warrensburg.
Served as both National Counselor and Vice President and was responsible for the
founding of Beta Chapter. Awarded the first Distinguished Service Key for his many
contributions, our outstanding service project award is named after him. |
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A Brother of Alpha Epsilon Chapter, she served as National Secretary and Interim Vice
President of Chapter Development in addition to being the first woman elected to serve
as National President: |
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An Associate Professor of Education at Millersville University, his alma mater, for the
majority of his professional career. He served as National Secretary/Treasurer for nearly
twenty years. He was honored for his contributions as a Brother over the course of four
decades with the renaming of the Outstanding Chapter Award. |
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Known for devotion to the fraternity as well as his many students at Millersville
University of Pennsylvania and East Carolina University, where he taught history, he
holds the distinction of serving in five positions over the course of 25 plus years;
longer than any other Brother in the fraternity’s history. |
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Under his leadership and vision, the national organization nearly tripled in size;
evolved to include a full time professional staff and eventually the building of a
permanent national headquarters. An award for interchapter and alumni fellowship
was named in his honor to recognize his efforts to help build and strengthen the
fraternity nationally. |
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A Founder, he was Dean of faculty at State Teachers College – Warrensburg. He made
significant contributions to the field of teacher education. In recognition of his dedication
to the fraternity, our national award recognizing outstanding chapter fellowship was
named in his honor. |
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An alumnus of Alpha Rho Chapter, he wrote the music and words to Brother in 1996.
Having been invited to perform and share the song at multiple chapter events, the
Grand Chapter chose to designate it as an official fraternal song in 2001. |
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| Matthew “Fresh” Nicoletta |
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| VP of Membership Development |
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| VP of Chapter Development |
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| VP of Philanthropy Development |
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Historical documents uncovered by Kappa Chapter and the National Office in 2008
revealed that this woman was inducted as a member of Phi Sigma Pi in 1945, thirty-two
years prior to the passage of Title IX. |
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| What is the name of your region? |
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| Southeast region aka sunshine region |
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| Name the other schools and chapters in our region |
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UF -Gamma Epsilon
USF- Epsilon Delta
UCF- Gamma Chi
UM- Delta Lamda |
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Sequentially list the following in order from first (1) to last (8) items that follow the Order of
Business in general |
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5 Temporary or special committees’ reports
2 Reading and correction or approval of minutes from last meeting
7 New business
8 Adjournment
3 Officer reports
1 Call to order
4 Permanent or standing committees’ reports
6 Unfinished business |
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What is the name of the book that Phi Sigma Pi Chapters, The Grand Chapter and National
Council use as a guide to running business meetings? |
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| What is the membership certificate called? |
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What is the only means by which an individual may become a collegiate or Honorary
member of ΦΣΠ? |
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| Through the use of the Ritual |
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| The fraternal colors and auxiliary color are: |
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| Purple and Gold with White as the auxiliary |
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| What is the supreme legislative body of the national fraternity? |
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| The purpose for using parliamentary procedures to run a chapter meeting is to: |
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| Help the meeting run more efficiently |
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| Phi Sigma Pi’s legislative body is composed of: |
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Grand Chapter consists of
National Council; delegates of Collegiate and Alumni Chapters, and NAA. |
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| What is the executive and administrative body of the national fraternity? |
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| What is the name of Phi Sigma Pi’s national philanthropy? |
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| What is the organizational purpose of Phi Sigma Pi’s national philanthropy? |
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Organization dedicated to eliminating educational inequity in the public
school system. Recruits college graduates to teach in underserved schools
across the U.S to provide greater educational opportunities. |
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| Describe two of the ways to become an alumnus/a? |
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Either by graduating;
transferring to another institution or withdrawing from institution |
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| The names of the two official fraternal songs are: |
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| Brothers Are We & Brother |
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| What is the Phi Sigma Pi Foundation? |
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Charitable foundation created to help collect and
distribute funds in support of the programs and goals of Phi Sigma Pi. Members are
those who have made significant financial contributions to the fraternity. |
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Phi Sigma Pi shall be an Honor Fraternity for students in four-year collegiate institutions and Phi Sigma
Pi alumni, founded upon a basis of superior (92) ____________________ with the avowed purpose of
advancing (93)_______________________, (94)________________________, and
(95)____________________________. |
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scholarship with the avowed purpose of advancing
(93) academic, (94) professional, and (95) social ideals. |
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Phi Sigma Pi shall exist to meet the needs of close (96) _______________________ among students of like
ideals who are interested in the same end. In carrying out the purpose of Phi Sigma Pi, the organization
shall strive to personify and encourage three ideals: |
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the __________________________________________________________ through
scholarship, |
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| acquisition and dissemination of information and knowledge |
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the application of professional skills and the __________________________________by
promoting and advancing the welfare of humanity, and |
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the fostering of non-discriminatory, ____________________________ within Phi Sigma
Pi's ranks. |
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Phi Sigma Pi shall constantly (100) __________________________________________ in the lives of
Phi Sigma Pi's Members. |
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| endeavor to make these ideals dynamic |
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