Phi Sigma Pi - Tau Chapter

What is the purpose of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity?
Phi Sigma Pi is a co-educational national honor organization, which promotes the advancement of humanity through the application of knowledge and noble service, while fostering a spirit of fraternal unity. The Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity strives to empower every member to: Discover Your Potential. Learn. Inspire. Lead.

What is the difference between an honor fraternity and an honor society?
The essential difference between an honor fraternity and an honor society is that an honor society is an association rather than an organization and it functions mainly to recognize the past academic achievements of its potential members. The honor fraternity seeks to organize the service, fund-raising, social and recreational potential of its membership while promoting its dedication to and respect for education and academic excellence.

Is Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity a well-established organization?
Phi Sigma Pi was founded on February 14, 1916 at Central Missouri State University and currently has 95 active Collegiate Chapters with over 4,000 undergraduate members. The Phi Sigma Pi Alumni membership is over 25,000 strong with six Alumni Associations and four Alumni Chapters.

What are the advantages to becoming a member of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity?
Phi Sigma Pi recruits among the best and the brightest students on college campuses. Through community service and educational programs, as well as fellowship and recreational events, students of outstanding academic achievement are offered the opportunity to be involved with a dynamic campus organization. The Phi Sigma Pi experience extends beyond university life, as well, with quality lifelong contacts and continued opportunities for National Alumni Association member participation, continually fostering the ideals of scholarship, leadership and fellowship.