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Annual Fund Update - January 2019 +
2018-19 Annual Giving Year Thank you to all Alpha Mu… Read More -
Three Ways to Keep in Touch With Alpha Mu if You Live Far Away +
If You Live Far Away from Your Organization, It Can… Read More -
New Year's Resolutions for Alpha Mu +
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Tis' The Season +
Your Commitment Needed Now, More Than Ever I trust you… Read More -
The Trick to Keeping Friends as We Get Older +
It’s Hard to Maintain friendships and make new ones but… Read More
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Stay, Eat & Play
The Happy Valley 2018 Fall and Winter Fun Guide is here! Click below to check it out!
Welcome to Our Alumni Site
Because of our Alumni’s enthusiastic support, the Alumni Association is expanding their communications means to our Alumni by adding this Website and a Member E-blast to complement the newsletter distribution.
This website presents news and features articles about our alumni and undergraduate chapter activities. As an alumnus, please make your contribution to the website by sharing memorable, funny stories about your Brothers, your Experience, and pictures about your School Days.
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Mission and Vision
Our Mission
To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our communities.
Our Vision
A future where every Pi Kappa Phi embraces his role as a leader, puts service before self and improves the world around him.
Tis' The Season
Your Commitment Needed Now, More Than Ever
I trust you are all preparing for the Holiday season and traveling to see family, friends etc. I wish you the happiest of holiday seasons warmly.
As you can see by the Honor Roll, we’ve gotten some great Alumni support right out of the gate, as our giving year began September 1. Thank you all! If you'd like to make your gift, please click HERE. We’d love for you to join our 409 Club, where a donation of $409 or more gets you listed HERE and also, gets you a free gift!
The Trick to Keeping Friends as We Get Older
It’s Hard to Maintain friendships and make new ones but it’s crucial.
*This article originally appeared in November in the Wall Street Journal.
By Diane Cole
Two or three times a week, Alan J. Fink, 64, the owner and manager of a box business in Baltimore, listens as his mother wishes out loud that she had good friends to go out with. That is worrisome for his mother, who is 88—and for himself. “I don’t want to be in her position in another 20 years,” Mr. Fink says. He frets that his circle of friends should be wider, “so that, down the pike, we’ll all be available to each other—if and when we need each other.” A growing body of data confirms that friends are essential to our medical, psychological and social well-being as we age. Yet many people find it difficult to maintain their circles of friends as they grow older. “It’s not that we’re deliberately neglecting our friendships,” says Ryan Hubbard, principal at Hinterland Innovation, a Melbourne, Australia, company that researches friendship and social innovations for modern enterprises. Losing friends, Mr. Hubbard says, is often more a function of our lives being complicated.
Penn State's Gritty Gunslinger Bids Farewell
The guy has been winning since he was in diapers." -James Franklin
Trace McSorley, Penn State's fifth year quarterback out of Ashburn, VA. and the rest of the Nittany Lions put together arguably their most complete performance of the season with a 38-3 victory on Senior Day over the Maryland Terrapins. The Penn State quarterback went out with a bang, scoring two touchdowns with his legs. McSorley leaves behind a legacy of being Penn State's all-time winningest quarterback. But the Senior Field General hasn't forgotten all that Penn State has given to him. Click read more for the quarterback's reflections.
Alumni Profiles
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Jeff Hathaway '49
Q & A with Jeff Hathaway '49 Leading Alpha Mu in the "Taking Back Our Houses!" Effort This Q&A...
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Lew Perry '48
For Lew Parry '48, his Pi Kappa Phi and Penn State experience was anything but typical. During the...
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Mark Singel '75
Q & A with Mark Singel '75 An Impressive Political History ... but a Phi Kapp at Heart Some of you...
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Matthew Christ
Matthew Christ graduated from Penn State carrying with him fond memories and strong bonds from his...
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Maurice Ranc '61
'I Owe a Lot to the Fraternity' Maurice Ranc '61, known to his friends as Mo, retired from the...
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Ted Kraybill '75
Thank you to Ted Kraybill '75 for participating in this Q&A. Why did you join Pi Kapp as an...
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