Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc.
Pi Charter - New York Institute of Technology
RUSH KPHIG!
Our rush, or recruitment, typically occurs twice a year at the beginning of the Fall and Spring semesters. Over the course of Rush Week, Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc. hosts a series of informational, sisterhood, and bonding events for those who are interested in getting to know the sorority and Sisters better! Rush Week is open to current students at New York Institute of Technology, Old Westbury;
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns!
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Join Pi Charter of Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc.?
Joining the Pi Charter of Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc. is more than becoming part of an organization; it’s stepping into a lifelong sisterhood that will inspire, support, and empower you. Here’s why you should join:
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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- Develop your skills by taking on leadership roles within the chapter.
- Plan impactful events, manage budgets, and lead initiatives that make a difference.
- Build confidence and experience that will prepare you for your future career.
- Represent Kappa Phi Gamma at conferences, competitions, and philanthropic initiatives.
LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS
- Form deep, meaningful connections with sisters who will stand by you through every stage of life.
- Experience a sense of belonging and support in a family away from home.
- Celebrate milestones, create memories, and grow together as a united sisterhood.
- Rely on your sisters for guidance, encouragement, and unconditional support.
PHILANTHROPY INVOLVEMENT
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- Make a tangible impact in the fight against cancer through service and fundraising.
- Participate in C.A.R.E. Week and other community-focused events that reflect our mission.
- Be part of a legacy of giving back and inspiring change.
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH
- Gain access to networking opportunities with alumni and members across the country.
- Learn valuable life skills like teamwork, event planning, and public speaking.
- Build your resume and professional connections through sorority experiences.
- Join a network of women who inspire and push one another to achieve their goals.
CULTURAL AWARENESS & CELEBRATION
- Be part of a sorority that values and celebrates diversity.
- Engage in events and discussions that honor your culture while learning about others.
- Share your unique identity and grow in understanding with your sisters.
WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF JOINING A SORORITY?
Know that wherever life takes you, you’ll always have a home in Kappa Phi Gamma. Ready to take the next step? Join Pi Charter of Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc. and begin your journey of sisterhood, service, and success today.
WHY ARE THERE SOME THINGS SORORITY MEMBERS CANNOT TALK ABOUT?
It is understandable that parents might be concerned if you hear that some of the things that go on during your daughter’s initiation/crossover are to be kept secret. Initiation/crossover into a sorority is a ceremony that conveys the purpose and values of the sorority. These ceremonies are referred to as rituals, which are full of the traditions and values that make the sorority unique. Rituals should not be confused with hazing.
HOW WILL JOINING A SORORITY BENEFIT ME AFTER GRADUATION?
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The life-long friendships you will make through their chapter can last long into her post-college years. Kappa Phi Gamma’s strong alumni network provides connections for its members to use during their college years and after graduation.
WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THE ORGANIZATION & IS THERE OUTSIDE SUPPORT?
Individual chapters & colonies olonies elect members for officer positions who manage the operations of the organization. Officer positions include president, vice president of internal affairs, vice president of external affairs, treasurer, secretary, fundraising chair, philanthropy chair, service chair, creative chair, web design, council representative, sisterhood chair, social chair, and many more. Each member learns cooperation, communication, and planning and organization skills.
Chapters & colonies are also required to have a faculty or staff advisor who provide the members with guidance and watch over their activities. All chapters/colonies have alumni who work with the active members and remain in contact with the school’s Greek life advisors. Each chapter also reports to their national board, which offers support, advice, and direction