PSP National Exam
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Katelynn Reef | President (Delta Chi) |
| Meghan Casey | Vice President (Delta Chi) |
| Julie Frehafer | Corresponding Secretary (Delta Chi) |
| Ariel Kule | Recording Secretary (Delta Chi) |
| Sydney Lane | Rush Advisor (Delta Chi) |
| Marc Rein | Initiate Advisor (Delta Chi) |
| Austin Baker | Parliamentarian (Delta Chi) |
| Carollynn Goldenberg | Historian (Delta Chi) |
| Julie Raice | Treasurer (Delta Chi) |
| Eldo Hendricks | Founder, Alpha1 |
| C. H. McClure | Founder, History Department, Service |
| Claude Phillips | Founder, Dean of Faculty, Fellowship |
| Clair Wilson | Wrote the first member handbook |
| Rolla Wood | "galvanized" |
| Clauda Pennock Todd | First Honorary Brother |
| Edward Ingraham & Charles Darrin | wrote and composed "Brothers are We" |
| Steven DiGuiseppe | served in the 1980s as National Secretary, Treasurer, President, and VP of Membership Development |
| Laura Abney | First woman |
| Tammy Mleziva | First woman to serve as National President |
| Joseph Torchia | Outstanding Chapter Award |
| Richard Todd | taught History at East Carolina University; held 5 positions in 25 years |
| Jeffrey Johnson | tripled the number of chapters |
| Thomas "Ted" Daniels | wrote "Brother" |
| Cheryl Foster | first President (Delta Chi) |
| Allison Ragon | Advisor (Delta Chi) |
| Brian Ade, Kevin Ford, and Andrew Kump | Alumni Advisors |
| Stella Maher and Jeff Samuels | received Chapter Service Award |
| Jonah Goodman | President (National) |
| Chris Costantino | Senior Vice-President (National) |
| Chris McCoy | Secretary (National) |
| Matthew "Fresh" Nicoletta | VP of Finance (National) |
| Natalie Swierzbin | VP of Membership Development (National) |
| Kyle Williams | VP of Chapter Development (National) |
| Sarah Cantwell | VP of Alumni Development (National) |
| Katie Martin Peachey | VP of Philanthropy Development (National) |
| Helen Wilson | woman inducted 32 years before Title IX |
| December 3, 2001 | Founding (Delta Chi) |
| February 14, 1916 | Founding (National) |
| 1921 | became a national fraternity |
| 1966 | name change |
| Executive Director | day-to-day operations |
| Director of Member Services | membership resources |
| Director of Alumni and Publications | lifetime member relations; Phi Sigma Pi Foundation |
| Director of Expansion | prospective universities |
| Region/Expansion Consultant | advises chapters/colonies |
| Director of Leadership Advancement | manages leadership; Teach for America |
| National President | Ambassador |
| Senior Vice-President | Parliamentarian |
| National Secretary | ensures accurate records |
| VP of Finance | budget |
| VP of Membership Development | from initation to becoming a brother |
| VP of Chapter Development | communication |
| VP of Alumni Development | alumni |
| VP of Philanthropy Development | leads national philanthropic efforts |
| Rachel Flink | ____, Brittany Jaswell, Julia Mauk... |
| Brittany Jaswell | Rachel Flink, ____, Julia Mauk... |
| Julia Mauk | ...Brittany Jaswell, ____, Sarah Horst... |
| Sarah Horst | ...Julia Mauk, ____, Alex Milner... |
| Alex Milner | ...Sarah Horst, ___, me! |
| State Teacher's College at Warrensburg, Missouri; University of Central Missouri | Founding college |
| Tripod | Scholarship, Leadership, & Fellowwship |
| Robert's Rules of Order | book to run meetings |
| Phi Sigma Pi Newsletter | first national publication |
| the Lampadion | first publication renamed, meaning "little torch" |
| Purple and Gold Newsletter | maintains contact between chapter and national office |
| Shingle | membership certificate |
| Colors | Purple and Gold with White as auxiliary |
| Grand Chapter | supreme legislative body |
| National Council | executive and administrative body |
| Teach for America | national philanthropy; aims to eliminate educational inequity in the public school system |
| Phi Sigma Pi Foundation | collects and distributes money to support PSP programs |
| VP of Phil. | newly created National Council office |
| Title IX | required PSP to go co-educational |
| Rutgers University | Alpha Theta |
| Montclair State University | Alpha Iota |
| East Stroudsburg University | Epsilon Omicron |
| Kutztown University | Epsilon Alpha |
| Lehigh University | Delta Chi |
| C (in CROPTUNA) | Call to order |
| R (in CROPTUNA) | Reading of the minutes and approval; roll call |
| O (in CROPTUNA) | Officer reports |
| P (in CROPTUNA) | Permanent committee reports |
| T (in CROPTUNA) | Temporary committee reports |
| U (in CROPTUNA) | Unfinished business |
| N (in CROPTUNA) | New business |
| A (in CROPTUNA) | Adjournment |
| Ritual | the way to become a brother |
| Legislative Body (Grand Chapter) | National Council, collegiate and alumni chapter delegates, and National Alumni Association |
| superior scholarship | Phi Sigma Pi shall be an Honor Fraternity for students in four-year collegiate institutions and Phi Sigma Pi alumni, founded upon a basis of _____ with the avowed... |
| academic, professional, and social ideals | ...with the avowed purpose of advancing ____. |
| fellowship | Phi Sigma Pi shall exist to meet the needs of close ____ among students of like ideals who are interested in the same end. In carrying out the purpose of Phi Sigma Pi, the organization shall strive to personify and encourage three ideals: |
| acquisition and dissemination of information and knowledge | 1. The ____ through scholarship, |
| application of professional skills and the fostering of leadership | 2. The ____ qualities by promoting and advancing the welfare of humanity, and |
| fraternal fellowship | 3. The fostering of non-discriminatory, ____ within Phi Sigma Pi's ranks. |
| endeavor to make these ideals dynamic | Phi Sigma Pi shall constantly ____ in the lives of Phi Sigma Pi's Members. |
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