Pi Kappa Alpha Founders Sites, Conventions, and National Awards

Vocabulary flashcards reviewing burial sites and death dates of Pi Kappa Alpha founders, the 1889 Hampden-Sydney Convention, and the 1958 National Awards.

Littleton Waller Tazewell Bradford

Founder who died on July 15, 1918, in Norfolk, VA.

Robertson Howard

Founder who died on Dec 1, 1899, in Saint Paul, MN.

James Benjamin Sclater Jr.

Founder who died on April 5, 1882, in Richmond, VA.

William Alexander

Founder who died on March 25, 1937.

Frederick Southgate Taylor

Founder who died on February 16, 1896.

Julian Edward Wood

Founder who died on June 2, 1921.

Hampden-Sydney Convention (1889)

The 1889 convention that marked the "Rebirth" of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.

Smythe Award (1958)

National award for best proficiency, presented in 1958 to Sigma Chapter (Vanderbilt).

Lynn Award (1958)

National award for chapter reporting, presented in 1958 to Alpha Kappa chapter (Missouri Mines).

Pauly Award (1958)

National award for best chapter publication, presented in 1958 to Delta Nu chapter (Maine).

Burial site of Littleton Waller Tazewell Bradford

Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, VA

Burial site of Robertson Howard

Congressional Cemetery, Washington, D.C.

Burial site of James Benjamin Sclater Jr.

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

Burial site of William Alexander

Princeton Cemetery, Princeton, NJ

Burial site of Frederick Southgate Taylor

Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, VA

Burial site of Julian Edward Wood

Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA