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PHINAL THOUGHT
Bradley Collins | Alpha Eta
“Being a Pi Kappa Phi is lifelong. I knew no one when I stepped foot on Samford University’s campus. That changed when I went through the rush process and learned what it meant to be a Pi Kapp. I spent four years with my Alpha Eta brothers, who are some of the best people and friends in my life, even today. The bonds, memories, friendships and lessons we learned bring us back together as if no time had passed. Being a Pi Kappa Phi is part of my day-to-day life and I am proud to call these men my brothers.”
Jonathon Lewellyn | Iota Rho
“I feel like we do provide the leading fraternity experience, not just because of the strengths of our Fraternity, but also because of The Ability Experience. We may not be the largest fraternity in size or be ranked the highest on every list, but the national experiences provided by Pi Kappa Phi are unmatched by any other organization. It is easy to sign a check and send it off, never really seeing the people you are helping; but it is different with The Ability Experience. As the name implies, it is experience driven and those experiences are what set us apart as a Fraternity and as individuals.
Luke Turner | Kappa Delta
“The leading fraternity experience can be defined as when an individual, joining a Fraternity, realizes and recognizes the importance of valuing and serving others. Pi Kappa Phi provides the foundation to become a responsible citizen through its core values and philanthropic initiatives. Applying these same principles to other experiences will make you an ideal man who cares for others, stands up for what is right, and always continues to make a difference in your community, no matter how small. That is Pi Kappa Phi, that’s the leading fraternity experience.”
Cameron Woods | Iota Omicron
“I would define the leading fraternity experience as a lifelong brotherhood of leaders who are bound together by our common loyalty and live our ritual. I would not be who I am or where I am without Pi Kappa Phi.”
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