Leadership
In an effort to build the leaders of tomorrow, Pi Kappa Phi expects our members to begin their leadership roles today by taking an active position on campus as well as within the community. It’s not hard to recognize a Pi Kapp at NSU because we’re “Leaders By Choice.” Pi Kappa Phi helps its members get the most out of their college experiences by providing unmatched opportunities.
Campus Involvement
Members of Pi Kappa Phi are actively involved in organizations OTHER than Pi Kappa Phi. Brothers currently participate in:
- Student Activities Board, Freshman Connectors, Demon VIP, Student Government Association, College Republicans, Psi Chi, NSU Track Team, Catholic Student Organization, Prather Punks, NSU22 News, Ambassadors, Interfraternity Council, Spirit of Northwestern Marching Band, NSU Rowing Team, The Current Sauce, College Democrats, Baptist Collegiate Ministries, KNWD Radio, Tri-Beta, American Society of Microbiology, Northwestern Symphony Orchestra, NSU Theatre, Intramural Sports, NSU Aviators Flight Team, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, FYI Facilitator, NSU ROTC, Political Science Club, NSU Club Soccer, Criminal Justice Association of America, NSU Cheerleaders, Association of Information Technology Professionals, Psychology Club, Society of Professional Journalists, Mu Epsilon Delta (Pre-Med), Order of Omega, Blue Key Honor Society, Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society, and Life Sciences Club.
Community/Campus Service
Pi Kapp at NSU is dedicated to its philanthropy Push America, however members dedicate hundreds of hours of community service on campus and in Natchitoches.
- Semi-Annual “Pi Kapp Trash Bash”
- Natchitoches Service League Fern Sale
- Pi Kapp Book Drive
- Empathy Lunch for NSU Service Learning Week
- Blood Drive Champions (Donations saved 147 lives)
- Larry Wayne Cole Scholarship Benefit Dinner Volunteers
- Lion’s Club Camp Volunteers
- Children’s Halloween Carnival Staff
- Literacy Council Volunteers
- Robeline Food Pantry Volunteers
Morgan “Extra Mile” Scholarship
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Grant: Varied Amount
Eligibility: Sophomore, Junior and Senior members of Beta Omicron (Northwestern State) with a 2.75 cumulative average.
Due Date: Submit to Chapter Advisor by Friday, March 2, 2012
The David D. Morgan “Extra Mile” Scholarship Program is funded by and named for Beta Omicron alumnus David D. Morgan. An entrepreneur, an insurance executive, and a leader within his industry and his fraternity, Brother Morgan has spent a considerable portion of his life helping others to be successful. Whether through the offering of insurance products to association members across the country that help provide a greater peace of mind, or through his volunteer work with several Pi Kappa Phi chapters, Brother Morgan’s demonstrated commitment to helping people (especially his Pi Kappa Phi brothers) is a trademark of his personality. Distilling the lessons he learned growing up in Louisiana – lessons of hard work, industriousness, and self-determination – into the heart of this new initiative, the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation has created the Morgan “Extra Mile” Scholarship Program.
The Morgan “Extra Mile” Scholarship Program seeks to recognize academic performance while encouraging active and sustained involvement in NSU all while remaining active in the affairs and operation of the Beta Omicron Chapter. At the core of the Morgan Scholarship program is the attitude that if you work hard, apply your talents, and simply go the “extra mile,” you will find success in life.
If you are considering applying for the scholarship, please order your transcript NOW through the Northwestern State University Office of the Registrar. Information on requesting an official transcript can be obtained here:
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