The most successful chapters are often the ones whose members take the time to promote visibility on campus. Both members and chapter officers alike can bring attention to Phi Kappa Phi and share with others all the benefits of membership.

Do you already participate in campus visibility initiatives? Visit our member-exclusive Link community to share ideas to grow your chapters and get members involved.

Looking for ways you can help? Try one of these:

• Share your chapter’s social media posts online.
• Host a Phi Kappa Phi event, such as the Fall Service Project on campus.
• Sport your favorite Society-branded gear.
• Wear Phi Kappa Phi graduation regalia to your big day.
• Tell others about our awards programs! Whether you point a friend in the direction of a program that would be perfect for them or help hang informational posters around campus, share the news of the nearly $1 million we give away each year.
• Hold a test prep webinar with The Princeton Review. Click here to learn more.

How have other chapters promoted visibility? Read more about each in the links.

• Florida Institute of Technology held a reception for Phi Kappa Phi’s Scholar, Morton Ann Gernsbacher.
• Louisiana State University hosts an annual Evening with Great Authors.
• Many chapters hold annual book drives.
• Marshall University publishes a newsletter.
• Slippery Rock University created a social-media based campus-wide contest.
• The University of North Alabama held a Midterm Coffee Break to give away a morning coffee and treats. "It was a big success," shared Chapter President Stephanie Montgomery.
• Eastern Kentucky University set up a table at a campus event. They offered a photo booth and Tweeted out students’ pictures. Andrew Stofleth shared, “We had a flyers with a QR code to our Twitter site, so the students could go and find their picture on our Twitter page.”

Got a great idea about chapter promotions on campus? Share with us at news@phikappaphi.org.

Photo provided by Stephanie Montgomery - Student Vice President Chandler Mordecai, left, and Dr. Butler Cain greet students at University of North Alabama during Chapter 132's Midterm Coffee Break.