phi sig national test

Ritual 1

The conduct of chapter meetings

Ritual 2

The Instillation of Chapter Offices

Ritual 3

The ritual of association

Ritual 4

The final examination of new members

Ritual 5

The initiation of new members

Ritual 6

The instruction and examination of new members

Ritual 7

The induction of new chapters

Ritual 8

The instillation of grand chapter officers

Ritual 9

The Third Degree Obligation

Ritual 10

The Funeral Service*

Ritual 11

A Public Lecture on the Principles of True Fraternity*

1st Degree

Members of undergraduate chapters

2nd Degree

members of the chapter who are elected to one of the symbolic offices

3rd Degree

alumni and those initiated as graduates, former students, faculty, or honorary members

4th Degree

members who have been named to appointive offices by the Grand President Grand Council

5th Degree

members who have been elected to the council

6th Degree

members who have been elected to Grand President

President

central figure in the operation of the chapter Connor McClean

Vice President

principal assistant to the president and director of internal operations James Traynor

Secretary

maintains accurate minutes of chapter meetings and serves as a record keeper of local fraternity Miles Tracht

Treasurer

collects and disburses money for the chapter Will Cannella

Sentinel

sees that the rituals and secrets of PSK are always safe guarded Jackson Zwirschitz

Inductor

responsible for the education of all new members Shmood

When and where was the first fraternity founded?

Phi Beta Kappa at the College of William and Mary in 1776

When and where was Phi Sig founded?

March 15, 1873, UMASS Amherst

PHI SIG Founder 1

Joseph Franklin Barrett

PHI SIG Founder 2

William Penn Brooks

PHI SIG Founder 3

Frederick George Campbell

PHI SIG Founder 4

Xenos Young Clark

PHI SIG Founder 5

Jabez William Clay

PHI SIG Founder 6

Henry Hague

When and Where was Phi Sigma Epsilon Founded

February 20, 1910, at Kansas State Normal College

PSE Founder 1

Raymond Victor Bottomly

PSE Founder 2

W. Roy Campbell

PSE Founder 3

W. Ingram Forde

PSE Founder 4

Humphrey Jones

PSE Founder 5

Robert C. Marley

PSE Founder 6

Orin M. Rhine

PSE Founder 7

Fred M. Thompson

What does the bottom bar mean

emblematic of the First and Second degree members, the basis of the fraternity is red

What does the middle bar mean

emblematic of the Third and Fourth degree members, the field of fraternal service, is silver and has the Greek Phi Sigma Kappa letters in red

What does the top bar mean

emblematic of the Fifth and Sixth degree members, symbolic of the grand chapter recognition, is red, with the three - T's and circle emblem of red and silver located within and tangent to triangle of silver, at its left end

What are the colors

Silver and Red in that order

What are the flowers

Red Carnation and White Tea Rose

Principal #1

Promote Brotherhood

Principal #2

Stimulate Scholarship

Principal #3

Develop Character