Fraternal Development

Phi Kappa Theta is a committed journey of lifelong brotherhood. Phi Kappa Theta maintains its relevance through a valuable network of collegiate and alumni members. Phi Kappa Theta challenges its members to accept responsibility for all Brothers, their communities and society.

Accreditation Requirements for the Current Academic Year:

1. At least 80% of the membership must attend at least one Fraternal Development program.
2. Chapter must host at least one brotherhood activity each month.
3. Chapter must hold a Quo Vadis where a three year chapter strategic plan*, based on the five developmental areas of the Fraternity, is created and managed by the members. (outcomes required)
4. Chapter must successfully educate its associate members about the history and operations of the Fraternity while cultivating brotherhood and integration into the chapter.
5. Chapter must utilize and officer training and transition program.
6. Chapter must successfully train members to recruit as well as implement strategies and tactics for chapter growth. (outcomes required)
7. Chapters should have strong and positive relationship with local alumni through ongoing communication and by hosting at least one event each year.

*A copy of the chapter’s strategic plan must be submitted to the Fraternity.