A Guide to FrAternity And Sorority LiFe - Virginia Tech

PHC
PBF
Nickname: Pi Phi
National Founding Date:
april 28, 1867
National Website:
www.pibetaphi.org
National Chapters: 133
Chapter Name: virginia Zeta
Virginia Tech
Chartering Date:
December 5, 1981
Local Website:
www.pibetaphi.org/vt
Motto:
revealed upon initiation
Active Members: 136
Chapter House: yes
On/Off Campus: on
Housing Requirements: 1 year
Philanthropy:
first book
champions are readers
arrow in the arctic
arrowmont
Famous Members:
barbara bush
Jennifer Garner
92 Portico 2009-2010
PI BETA PhI
exPenses:
New Member, First Semester dues:
$672.50
Fall Semester dues: $410
Spring Semester dues: $410
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity was founded at Monmouth
College in Monmouth, Illinois, on
April 28, 1867, as I.C. Sorosis. Pi Beta Phi
was the first national secret college society
of women to be modeled after the Greekletter
fraternities of men. during a time
when few women were admitted to colleges
and universities, Pi Beta Phi created a feeling
of unity among pioneering women.
acaDeMics:
GPA New Member Initiation
Requirement: 2.0
GPA Active Membership
Requirement: 2.2
The Virginia Tech Zeta Chapter was chartered
in May of 1981 with 66 charter
members. It was the eighth national sorority at Virginia Tech and the 166th Pi Beta Phi
chapter internationally.
Just when you think you are alone, you find a sister. In Pi Beta Phi, you share more than
letters, you share experiences that will shape you into the woman you were meant to
become and the woman you always wanted to be. Through socials, philanthropies, retreats,
formals, and simply having the best friends of your life always by your side, Pi Beta Phi will
leave you with the memories of a lifetime. Pi Beta Phi knows that each sister must travel
her own path; the sisters are just fortunate to travel into their futures together.