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#Phi sigma pi psp#
Along the way, initiates receive mentors or “Big Brothers”, socialize with members, and find their Big and PSP family!
These students participate in an initiation and are invited to enter into our multi-week initiate program, culminating in an official ceremony inducting the initiate class into the Fraternity. After final interviews are conducted an initiate class is chosen, typically composed of 18-30 students. Recruitment consists of three rounds the first week, second week, and a final interview with the Chapter, between which PNMS will be contacted if they are invited back to another round.Īfter six nights of recruitment activities, invited PNMS will participate in a final interview to allow the Chapter a last chance to learn about their life, their passions, and their character. Potential new members (PNMS) will learn about our pillars and Chapter and engage with members in fun activities which allow the members and the PNMS to get to know each other. Past recruitment events include blanket-making for children in hospitals, game nights, trivia nights, and BYO dinners by the Oreo. PSP recruitment occurs over a two-week period every semester, and consists of three nights of events each week. PSP is a gender and identity inclusive organization anyone interested in participating in our recruitment process is encouraged to do so! As they do not have a GPA in their first semester, freshman are only allowed to participate in our spring recruitment. Our Vision Our men will strive for excellence by living our core values. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors are welcome to join our fall or spring recruitment. What We Stand For - Sigma Pi Fraternity What We Stand For Our Mission To inspire, promote, and support the lifelong development of our brothers. PSP recruitment is available to any Villanova student with a 3.25 or above GPA and is not limited to the honors program. “I love the friendships I’ve made, the experiences I’ve had, and I wouldn’t trade them for anything!” – Ellie Donohue, Class of 2021 “I felt like I had a family to join… PSP was really there for me when I needed it.” – Bobby Braverman, Class of 2021 I know I can come to them for anything whether it’s advice about Villanova or a funny TikTok I found.” – Kiana Lim, Class of 2021 I love my family and am so thankful for them. “I was able to find a wonderful community within PSP. “I met my best friends through PSP, and I know I’m going to be friends with these people for the rest of my life.” – Malorie Messier, Class of 2021 “Once I was in PSP, I feel as though I was able to blossom into who I am and be surrounded by people who were cheering me on throughout the process.” – Elena Polin, Class of 2020 “I can’t believe how amazing the people I’ve met are and I can honestly say that it’s the best choice I’ve made at Villanova so far!” – Jameson Parker, Class of 2022 This typically includes anything related to a specific textbook, professor, program, or university.For countless Villanova students, PSP has provided a community of like-minded, enthusiastic, and supportive individuals connected by the purpose of “improving humanity with honor”, and we encourage interested students to join our recruitment process! Anything better answered by talking to your professor/adviser, reading the paperwork/syllabus, or doing your own research on the internet.If you need to vent, we encourage you to visit r/CollegeRant. Anything that does not positively contribute to meaningful discussion, including but not limited to memes, reaction gifs, videos, posts that are primarily venting/despondence, posts with titles that are non-specific/alarmist/unprofessional/deceptive/all caps/etc.Any admissions related content - visit r/ApplyingToCollege or r/CollegeTransfer instead.Advocating for or engaging in dangerous/illegal activities – including but not limited to cheating, copyright violation, fraud, etc.Seeking personal gain – including but not limited to referrals, contests/giveaways, requests for votes/money, any attempt to sell or advertise a product/service/website, etc.Posting spam - including but not limited to SURVEYS, blog posts, links to low quality/crowdsourced websites, discord, copypasta, etc.
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