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Volunteer for Phi Kappa Tau!
Founded in 1906, Phi Kappa Tau has grown into an organization of more than 85,000 alumni members and 3,500 undergraduates on more than 85 campuses across the country. Since the Fraternity's founding, the success of the organization has relied on engaged and supportive volunteers.
Phi Kappa Tau's volunteers are critical to the success of the Fraternity. Everyday volunteers carry out the mission and vision of Phi Kappa Tau and ensure the Phi Tau experience is provided across the nation.
To ensure that Phi Kappa Tau continues to grow and prosper, the Fraternity must continue to expand its volunteer corp. Phi Kappa Tau offers several volunteer opportunities for its members to get re-engaged with the Fraternity and live out the mission of a LIFELONG commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership and exemplary character.
Currently, there are chapter and education volunteer opportunities available. If you are interested in serving Phi Kappa Tau as a volunteer, fill out an online survey today!
For specific chapter-volunteer related questions, contact Coordinator of Volunteer Development Tyler Wash at
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For specific education-volunteer releated questions, contact Director of Educational Initiatives Vinny Sandy at
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Get involved! Stay involved!
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[Phi Kappa Tau Membership Manual]
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August 29-September 4
August 29—Roland Maxwell, Southern California '22, is elected National President at Convention in Lafayette, Ind. (1934)
August 30—The 13th National Convention convenes at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington, Ky. The delegates approve the making of the first Membership Manual. (1923)
August 31—The 27th National Convention, held in Troutdale-in-the-Pines, Colo., ends. (1938)
September 1—The 12th National Convention is called to order at the Chicago Beach Hotel in Chicago, Ill. (1922)
September 2—WWII ends with 8,000 Phi Taus serving the war effort. (1945) |
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