| Goal
1: Scholarships to provide reward for academic excellence, to help
men address the ever-increasing costs of higher education and to reduce
dependence upon part-time employment are vital to the academic success
and eventual graduation of many members.
Objectives:
- The Foundation will make available national and chapter based scholarships
and awards.
- The Foundation will seek opportunities for individuals to endow
new scholarships of their preference.
- The Foundation will seek to publicize the outstanding academic
achievements of our chapters and members.
- The Foundation will attempt to find partnerships with academic
institutions and agencies to help our members achieve their educational
and professional potential.
Goal 2: The development of leaders and
men of principle within our membership will help men grow as individuals,
will benefit our chapters, campuses and communities and will prepare our
members for their places in society.
Objective:
- The Foundation will provide funding each year for qualified programs
and training in leadership skills, values-based learning, healthy lifestyles
and the promotion of philanthropy, democratic principles and free enterprise.
These programs may include, but may not be limited to, all or a portion
of the costs of the Woodrow Wilson Leadership School, Presidents Leadership
Academy, Fraternity Educators Leadership Academy, Leadership Experience,
Educational Leadership Consultant Program, AlcoholEDU program, the support
of educational programs for alumni volunteers who work with undergraduates
and the support of national or local charitable and philanthropic efforts
which allow our members to make a direct, person-to-person impact on their
communities.
Goal 3: Chapter properties must be healthy
and safe facilities that promote learning, character-building, close friendships
and loyalty to the organization and institution. They must be competitive
with other housing options and provide students with the resources they
need to succeed.
Objectives:
- The Foundation will continue to work to find grants and other support
to improve the living-learning environment of chapter houses.
- The Foundation will continue to promote the Chapter Scholarship
Fund (CSF) program to chapter house corporations, alumni groups, chapter
members and all alumni and friends of Phi Kappa Psi.
- The Foundation will work closely to provide leadership, ideas and
support to groups who wish to use their CSF to raise reserve funds to
improve chapter housing and create scholarships.
- The Foundation will attend chapter and regional alumni events to educate
members on the Foundation and the CSF program and encourage their
support and investment.
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