Alpha Kappa Psi is a co-ed national professional business organization dedicated to fostering the professional and personal development of its membership. The overall goal of Alpha Kappa Psi is to prepare for future success. Membership in Alpha Kappa Psi provides “real world” experience and opportunities that exceed the traditional classroom experience. Women and men of diverse ages and backgrounds enhance their business education through networking opportunities (on campus and beyond), professional seminars, improved faculty access, social opportunities, leadership experience, and involvement in the community.

Alpha Kappa Psi Facts

• Alpha Kappa Psi was founded in 1904 at New York University. Today we are among the twenty largest national college fraternities with over 170,000 members.

• Over two-thirds of nation’s top 50 business schools have Alpha Kappa Psi chapters (U.S. News and World Report).

• Alpha Kappa Psi offers its members professional development programs and networking opportunities through the national Success Institutes, national conventions, the Academy for Development of Future Business Leaders, and regional meetings.

• Prominent alumni include Sam Walton, Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Malcolm Forbes, Jr., J.E. Davis (founder of Winn-Dixie), J.C. Penney, and Bill Bradley.

Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized in the national business community for its outstanding members and makes a great addition to your resume.

Why Join?

Each person values membership uniquely, but some of the most obvious benefits include:

• Meeting new people and having fun!

• Developing management, leadership, and teamwork skills

• Gaining valuable experience in communication, marketing, and public speaking

• Becoming more involved with your campus and local community

• Networking with students, faculty and business leaders associated with your field of study

• Adding credentials to your resume

What Next?

Students interested in learning more about membership in Alpha Kappa Psi are invited to attend several rush events held at the beginning of each semester.  Prospects should first attend one of several thirty-minute general information sessions to get an overview of our organization and the pledge process.

Information will be posted when it becomes available

Meet the members...

At the conclusion of the information sessions, prospects and their guests will be invited to meet the members at social and professional events held in the following two weeks. These events provide an opportunity for the prospects to become acquainted with the membership and vice versa. After the rush-end party we hope that prospects will have enough information to know if they wish to be considered for membership and the members will know if they wish to invite prospects to pledge the fraternity.  

Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Chapter @ G.M.U.
MSN 2D6 4400 University Drive Fairfax, VA 22030

This page was last updated on Sunday, April 13, 2003