1.

Name the positions and who currently reside as each on the Chapter Executive
Board (do not include the advisors).
President: Cody Smith
Vice President of Membership: Amanda Cowden
Vice President of Operations: Bohan Bing
Vice President of Performance: Melissa Plantilla
Master of Rituals/ Northwest Regions Liaison Committee (NRLC): Katherine
Hogan
Vice President of Finance: Daniel Verburg
Vice President of Alumni Relations: Elisabeth Ayres
Vice President of Communications: Karina B. Dahilig
2. Name the Chapter Committee Directors/Leadership and which (if any) committee
they chair
Director of Social: Richard Kim
Director of Finance: Robert Li
Director of Service: Katherine Hogan
Director of Fundraising: Bohan Bing
Director of Professional: William Conroy
Director of Marketing/ Public Relations: Jackson Kerscher
Director of Web Communications: Karina B. Dahilig
Director of Chapter History: Amanda Cowden
Director of Membership: Amanda Cowden
3. Who is our Chapter Advisor?
Allie Lemieux
4. Who is our Faculty Advisor?
Dr. Colette Hoption
5. Who are the Faculty Members?
Dr. Peter Ravens
Dr. David Arnesen
Dr. Fred DeKay
Dr. Bryan Ruppert
Megan Spaulding
Dr. John Eshelmen
Dr. Rubina Mahsud
Dr. Mary Jean Rivers
Dr. Holly Slay Ferraro
6. Who are the Honorary Members?
Dean Joseph Phillips
Ann Dawson
Dr. Harriet Stephenson
Dr. Greg Prussia
Tom Kelley
7. Name the Prominent Alumni, the companies they work for, & the positions they
hold.
Rob Nielson: Tenant Representative at Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc.
Scott C. Warren: Business Manager at Microsoft Game Studios

Jason T. McGill: Executive Policy advisor for Healthcare at Washington State

Governors Office
8. What is our Chapters name and what are the Greek Symbols?
Gamma Omega ()
9. When was our Chapter installed?
April 16th, 1955
10. What are the other schools in our region and what are their Greek names?
Boise State University Theta Omicron
Central Washington University Kappa Xi
Eastern Washington University Eta Phi
Gonzaga University Phi Omega
Oregon State University Theta
Portland State University Epsilon Omega
Southern Oregon University Psi Theta
University of British Columbia Omega Gamma
University of Calgary Omega Chi
University of Portland Gamma Kappa
University of Oregon Kappa
University of Washington Rho
Washington State University Beta Lambda
Western Washington University Omega Beta
11. How much is the National Pledge Induction Fee and what does it pay for?
$60, Pledge Manual, National Exam
12. How much is the National Initiation Fee and what does it pay for?
$75, Membership Certificate, Initiation Pin, 1 year subscription to the Diary of
AK
13. How much is the Bi-Annual Membership fee?
$95
14. When are the membership fees payable to the National Office?
15th of October
15th of February
15. What amount are the Alumni dues within and after two years of graduation?
$80
$150
16. What is the minimum amount that must be charged for fees and dues?
The amount set by the National Fraternity
17. How many required events, committee meetings or general meeting can a
member miss unexcused without being subject to suspension?
Two per quarter
18. What is the minimum length of the pledge process?
5 weeks

19. What is the minimum GPA required to be eligible to pledge ?

3.0
20. Please name 5 of the 10 responsibilities of a member of Alpha Kappa Psi.
1. Assist other members.
2. Make every effort to maintain a B average or its equivalent.
3. Prepare for professional and business success.
4. Meet financial obligations promptly.
5. Cooperate with the chapter officers and others in leadership positions.
Quiz 2:
1. When was the Fraternity organized?
October 5, 1904
2. Who were the original four Founding Fathers of Alpha Kappa Psi?
George L. Bergen
Howard M. Jefferson
Nathan Lane Jr.
Frederic R. Leach
3. What was the nickname given to the Founding Fathers and why?
The Brooklyn Four, because they walked home from NYU across the Brooklyn
Bridge every night.
4. Who are the other six of the ten Founding Fathers?
Morris S. Rachmil
William O. Tremaine
Herbert M. Wright
Irving L. Camp
Robert S. Douglas
Daniel V. Duff
5. When were women granted full membership?
August 7, 1976
6. At which University was the Fraternity founded?
New York University
7. When was the Fraternity incorporated?
May 20, 1905
8. In what state was the Fraternity incorporated?
New York
9. Where is the Fraternity now incorporated?
Indiana
10. When did the National Chapter approve this change?
1997
11. What is the National Fraternitys Address and Phone Number?
The Heritage Center

7801 East 88th St.

Indianapolis, IN 46256-1233
(317) 872 1553
12. What is Alpha Kappa Psis Vision Statement?
Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premiere developer of principled business
leaders.
13. What is Alpha Kappa Psis Tag-Line?
Shaping People, Shaping Business
14. What are Alpha Kappa Psis Values?
Brotherhood Trust, respect, cooperation and aid to brother members is the
expected norm.
Integrity All Actions, whether in business or in life, are guided by honesty,
ethics and fairness.
Service Sharing of time, talent and treasure with both communities and with our
fraternity is a priority.
Unity A common understanding of our vision and values that transcends
chapter, generation and profession is utilized to anticipate and create the
future.
Knowledge Education and experience, whether gained in the classroom or the
workplace, is emphasized and shared.
15. What is Alpha Kappa Psis Creed?
Alpha Kappa Psi recognizes that
We live in deeds, not years;
In thought, not breath;
In service, not in figures on the dial.
We count time by heart throbs,
When they beat for God, for man, for duty.
He lives most who thinks most,
Is noblest, acts the best.
16. What are the objects of Alpha Kappa Psi?
1. To further the individual welfare of its members;
2. To foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts and finance;
3. To educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein; and
4. To promote and advance in the institutions of college rank, courses leading to
degrees in business administration.
17. What is Alpha Kappa Psis Anthem?
Should Old acquaintance be forgot,
And Alpha Kappa Psi?
Should we pass slowly out of view
Without regret or sigh?
(Chorus)
For Alpha Kappa Psi my friend, for Alpha Kappa Psi
Well bless the days that we have spent
In Alpha Kappa Psi.
Well work with might and main to win

Our meed of daily praise,

But neer shall we in after years
Forget fraternal days.
(Chorus)
18. What are the governing documents of the Fraternity?
The Constitution and Statutory Code
The Board of Directors Statement of Policy
Chapter By-Laws
19. What are the main objects on the Fraternitys Coat of Arms?
A Coin Bag
A Phoenician Galley
A Pair of Balances
A Ten-Pointed Star
A Chain of Four Links
The Fraternitys Motto
20. Please share something interesting you have learned about a brother you have
met with (not your Big Psi).
Brother Smith is an OAR leader, and loves hiking and working out.
Please share something most brothers wouldnt know about one of your pledge
brothers (must be a pledge you did not know before the pledging process.
Pledge Garcia has a five year old daughter.
Who is you Big Psi and what is his/her hometown?
Brother Tieu, Hometown ?
Quiz 3:
1. Who is Alpha Kappa Psis CEO (Also known as the Executive Director)?
Steve Hartman
2. What positions make up the National Management Team and who currently
resides in these positions?
National President: Alexander T. Sultan
National Executive VP: Kerri M. Dickson
Northwest Regional Director: Mike E. Dickson
3. What positions make up the Fraternitys Board of Directors and who currently
resides in these positions?
Chairman of the Board: Dan L. Stubblefield
Vice Chairman: Richard V. Battle
Treasurer: Kenneth B. Hastey
Secretary: Chrissy M. Vasquez
Directors: Dr. William Callarman
John M. Levering
Chad E. Smith
Gregory M. Sottolano
Scott R. Stampflmeier

4. How many regions are there?

13 Regions
5. What are the four types of membership in Alpha Kappa Psi?
Alumnus
Honorary
Collegiate
Faculty
6. What is the official flower of the Fraternity?
The Yellow Rose
7. What is the official jewel of the Fraternity?
The Blue Sapphire
8. What is the Foundations Mission Statement?
Providing resources for enhancing the educational experience of future business
leaders.
9. What positions make up the Board of Directors that govern the Foundation and
who currently resides in these positions?
Chairman of the Board: Mark C. MacGibbon
Vice Chairman: Greg R. DuRoss
Treasurer: Jon P. Doyle
Secretary: John C. Werner
Directors: Andrea Nemeth
Lyle T. Staab
10. What does the Foundation organize and support?
Fellowships
Scholarships
Educational Programs
11. Which programs are considered National Programs?
Success Institute
National Convention
The Academy
The College of Leadership
12. How often are National Conventions held; and when are where is the next
scheduled?
Every Two Years
July 29 Aug. 1, 2015
Norfolk, Virginia
13. What is the name of the annual giving program for students?
Yellow Rose Society
14. What is the minimum yearly contribution to this program?
$10
15. What is the Foundations IRS designation?
501 (c) (3)

16. What membership group is under the direction of the Foundation?

The Alumni
17. What does the sapphire represent to Alumni?
Alumni Objectives Blue
B Brotherhood
L Leadership
U Unity
E - Education
18. How is an Alumni Association different than an Alumni Chapter?
They cannot vote in Fraternal Matters
They do not have brothers or officers
They do not have regular meetings

EXTRA
Why were women allowed into the chapter
Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of 1972 prohibited sex discrimination
in professional fraternities.
Risk Management
Alcohol and Drugs
1. possession/consumption of alcoholic beverages must be in compliance
with any and all laws and regulations (state, university, city, county,
etc)
2. No alcoholic beverages may be purchased using chapter, pledge class
or fraternity funds, and no member can collect funds for alcohol under
the chapter name
3. possession, sale, and /or use of any illegal drugs at any chapter house,
or fraternity sponsored event is prohibited
4. all rush activities are dry
5. no alcohol should be present at any pledge program
6. Alcohol at fraternity events
i. no host, cash bar basis by professional bartender
ii. BYOB event where only members of legal drinking age can
bring/consume alcohol
2. No serving or selling alcohol to minors
3. precautions will be taken to prevent over-consumption of alcohol
4. Members/guests who arrive intoxicated wont be permitted
5. Events should have a designated non-drinker
6. service of alcoholic beverages will be cut off at a specific time
7. no drinking games
8. no kegs
Hazing
1. must immediately report criminal acts to law enforcement, and to the
fraternity
2. No member of AKPsi shall condone or conduct hazing activities
1. or mental hazing
2. no verbal abuse of the individual