OUR MISSION
Phi Sigma Pi is part honor society, service organization, and social fraternity. We seek to incorporate the best and most beneficial aspects of these types of organizations into our program in carrying out the purpose of the National Fraternity.
Phi Sigma Pi was created based on a tri-pod. All with equal emphasis.
Phi Sigma Pi was created based on a tri-pod. All with equal emphasis.
Scholarship
The acquisition and dissemination of information and knowledge. |
Leadership
The application of professional skills and promoting and advancing the welfare of humanity. |
Fellowship
The fostering of non-discriminatory, fraternal fellowship within Phi Sigma Pi ranks. |
OUR CHAPTER
We are UC Davis's ONLY National Co-Ed Honor Fraternity with a requirement of at least a 3.0 GPA.
Our members had the highest average cumulative GPA out of ALL Greeks during: Winter '13, Fall '14, Fall '15, Winter '16, Spring '16, Fall '16, Winter '17, Spring '17, Fall '17, and Winter '18
Not only do we uphold our strong brotherhood, we also strive to maintain high standards in our academics. Our members are some of the most involved students on campus - there are members who are involved in other fraternities or sororities, honor societies, university athletics, and many other organizations.
Our members had the highest average cumulative GPA out of ALL Greeks during: Winter '13, Fall '14, Fall '15, Winter '16, Spring '16, Fall '16, Winter '17, Spring '17, Fall '17, and Winter '18
Not only do we uphold our strong brotherhood, we also strive to maintain high standards in our academics. Our members are some of the most involved students on campus - there are members who are involved in other fraternities or sororities, honor societies, university athletics, and many other organizations.
50,000+National Alumni Network
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3.45Zeta Upsilon Chapter Brother Cumulative GPA of Winter '18
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OUR NATIONAL HISTORY
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On February 14, 1916, Dr. Eldo L. Hendricks, Dr. Claude A Phillips, and Dr. Clarence H. McClure founded Phi Sigma Pi. The first chapter opened at the State Teachers College at Warrensburg Missouri, now known as the University of Central Missouri. The fraternity became national in 1921 with the induction of a second chapter at Bradley University. In 1977, Phi Sigma Pi became co-educational.
The Coat of Arms has been modified twice since its inception in 1916. The current Coat of Arms consists of the shield bearing an open book and staff, three stars, and four clasped links. The shield is surmounted by the Lamp of Knowledge and adorned at the bottom with a ribbon upon which were embroidered Phi Sigma Pi in Greek. |
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