Phi Kappa Phi Essays

  • Pi Kappa Phi: Rushing within a Machiavellian Approach

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    negative connotation. However, some communities continue to succeed and flourish today going by the Machiavellian communities standards. My pledging within the fraternity of Pi Kappa Phi has been a blessing and a curse. I absolutely love the guys that I am around for 18 hours of the day. However, the pledging of Pi Kappa Phi has some rules and bylaws that set pledging to be run in a highly Machiavellian format. Our pledge trainers are amazing guys, however; they are not there to make friends. They

  • How To Write An Essay On How Cancer Changed My Life

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    As I stood in the living room awaiting the news, my heart immediately grew heavy and I felt a throbbing sensation in my throat. My eyes welled up and my knees became weak and at that moment the control that I thought I had over my life dissipated. My only option was to run, and before I realized it my face was jammed into my pillow sobbing. With my family having recently relocated to a new town thousands of miles away from what I called home it was impossible for me to fathom that I could lose more

  • Pi Kappa Phi: Stereotypes

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    competition to see who could mock and make the best performance for their favorite artist. My fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi was there, lip signing to R&B greatest idols, Usher. Others mocked artist such as Justin Bieber, Fergie, Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake, The Spice Girls, and One Direction. Started with stating who was in the competition and started off with the winner of last year competition Kappa Sigma. The main goal was for each team to make a great choreographed dance and while at the same time

  • Statement Of Purpose: Phi Theta Kappa

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    Growing as a student, professional, and human being has been my every day goal. Having the opportunity to be a member of Phi Theta Kappa has showed me the amazing leaderships programs that its members have the opportunity to do. That is one of my goals for the chapter members during this 2015-2016 year, try to encourage them to not just being a member try to invite them to be part of the different leadership programs that the chapter offers them. I am not very familiar yet with all the programs the

  • Social Worker Research Paper

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    Since high school, I have aspired to become a social worker. A series of events in my personal life made it impossible for me to start my scholastic career soon after graduating from high school. Those same events, however, also made it possible for me to eventually return to school and pursue my early life aspirations. In particular, helping my stepdaughter getting the needed services after she was diagnosed with a mental illness and a learning disability, taking care of my father after a very serious

  • The Ever Changing Pharmacy Field

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    Pharmacy appeals to me because of its potential to ease people’s physical and emotional suffering. The simple act of listening and being empathetic to the concerns of other’s health and wellbeing has inspired me to learn more about the profession. Perseverance in college followed by the biotech industry has provided me with the necessary research skills to be successful. The ever-changing pharmacy field would allow me to continue my education, culminating in an exciting career. The importance

  • Ralph Waldo Emerson's Speech to Phi Beta Kappa "The American Scholar"

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    In the spring of 1837, Ralph Waldo Emerson received a letter asking him to deliver the annual oration of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity. When he was writing his speech, appropriately titled “The American Scholar,” Romanticism was becoming one of the more preferred forms of literature. Just as Romanticism has its three main ideas, Emerson portrays the scholar as a person who learns from three (very similar) pursuits. The first pursuit is nature; the scholar's own mind and person. The second is the

  • Investigating the Phi Function

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    Investigating the Phi Function The phi function is defined for any positive integer[IMAGE](n), as the number of positive integers not greater than and co-prime (have no factor other than 1 in common) to n Example So [IMAGE](12) = 4 because the integers less than 12 which have no factors in common with it except for 1 are 1,5,7,11 i.e. there is 4 of them. I started to investigate the phi function of numbers from 2 to 24 so I could find patterns, which I can use to create a formula

  • Booker T. Felder

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    Friendship and Service to the Community award, Advisor to the Atlanta-Tuskegee Alumni Club, Personalities of South Award in recognition of Achievements and Outstanding Service to the Community, Alpha Kappa Mu Regional Director’s Award, Award for Excellence in Fashion Design (Iota Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity). . To this day, Felder can be found directly across from the main gate running Felder’s. I was impressed to learn about his wonderful designs and daily contact with the students and

  • Boules

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    negroes answer to, have a long history rooted in the physical and mental enslavement of Afrikans around the globe. This black "secret society" is called the Boule' aka. Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity Incorporated, founded May 15, 1904. This is the 1st black fraternity in america and was before the 1st black "college" frat, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. The origin of the Boule' is what we are going to concentrate on and by the end of this 2-3 part series, you will be able to decide whether they

  • Fraternity Entry Essay

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    Why I desire to be an Alpha man? The answer to that question answered in its entirety would far exceed the three page limit allotted for this essay. In the Army we are taught to K.I.S.S things meaning, keep it simple. The mission statement of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is to develop leaders, promote brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities. This mission statement embodies the backbone principles of why I desire to be an Alpha man. The way

  • Paper on Character

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    It is essential to build an abundance of leadership and life skills that prime an individual for success. There are an infinite amount of talents and abilities that can allow one to be a great leader and make an impact in all aspects of life, even when facing common adversity. With practice, a numerous amount of habits can also be formed that aid in self-development. Being able to do things, such as following directions can be a direct correlation to becoming a great leader, and finding the path

  • Jesse Bethel

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    Jesse Moncell Bethel was born in New York City, New York on July 8, 1922. He was born to Jesse M. Bethel and Ethel Williams. His father left the home when he was only six months old and his mother died when he was only three and a half years old. Being an orphan now, he was raised by his grandmother in Arkansas. He then moved to Oklahoma where his family sharecropped cotton and cornfields. Bethel attended elementary school while in Oklahoma and later graduated from Booker Washington High School there

  • Alpha Fraternity Case Study

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    Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated is an organization that I first learned about my senior year of high school. The Vice Principal of my high school, Mr. Woody, is a member of the organization Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated and the first time I saw him wear his letters, I began to ask more about the organization. From that point on, I began to do research on Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, while also noticing there were other members in my community. Many of these members

  • Phi Sigma Pi Case Study

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    and goals for the past year? How did you fulfill them? Phi Sigma Pi is an Honor Fraternity for students in four-year collegiate institutions and Phi Sigma Pi Alumni, founded upon a basis of superior scholarship with the avowed purpose of advancing academic, professional and social ideals. Phi Sigma Pi exist to meet the needs of close fellowship among students of like ideals who are interested in the same end. In carrying out the purpose of Phi Sigma Pi, the organization strives to personify and encourage

  • Greek Life Case Study

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    fairs but one stood out to him the most, which was Phi Beta Sigma. Why did Humphrey choose this specific organization? Humphrey was intrigued by this organization because their beliefs and morals coincided with his. There were a few aspects about their organization that stood out to him, which was fellowship, leadership, showmanship,

  • Phi Theta Kapp The Four Pillars Of An Honor Society

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    Phi Theta Kappa I. Introduction: I am a part of a great honor society called Phi Theta Kappa here at Cowley. Phi Theta Kappa was “established in 1918” (Mesa Community College). We have four pillars that we strive to capture in each of our activities these pillars are, fellowship, leadership, scholarship, and service. “The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders” (Phi Theta Kappa). There

  • Pi Sappa Phi House Analysis

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    “Welcome to the Pi Kappa Phi House” Audience In this report, I will analyze and evaluate the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity house in order to give my audience, young males the opportunity to have an honest opinion on fraternity houses on campus. The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi can validate that I observed the fraternity house for this paper. Also, they can support my topic and prove that my information is valid. Pi Kappa Phi was founded on the principles of leadership, campus involvement, and brotherhood

  • Phi Theta Kapp Organization Analysis

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    around that same time that I received a letter in the mail addressed from an organization called Phi Theta Kappa. Intrigued, I opened the letter to find what appeared to be just like any other solicitation from honor societies, promising opportunity for a one-time membership fee. Little did I know, however, that this organization would become a prime aspect of both my life and my identity. Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for junior college students. It establishes and encourages values

  • Greek Umbrella Organizations

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    that organization. Most recently we had the charter line for the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity come out to us on the Armstrong campus. Being the charter line means that they were the first to found a chapter on this campus, a difficult task, because first they must find a group of like-minded young men to go on this journey through “the burning sands” in order to make it to “Que land”, or cross into becoming a man of Omega Psi Phi. That entails many different things that they must learn in their course