Academics, Philanthropy
Academics
The Chi Phi Fraternity is fully commited to the education of all its members. The fraternity puts on study nights throughout the week, both with Chi Phi's and other sororities, along with providing help from other brothers who have experience in that department.
For eight straight semesters from 2005 to 2009 the Alpha Theta Chi chapter of Chi Phi maintained an average GPA of over 3.3, ranking 1/24 of fraternities in Fall 2008 with a 3.669!
Chi Phi is dedicated to the value of a young man's degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and is fully committed to help all brothers in their pursuit of a degree.
The Chi Phi Fraternity is fully commited to the education of all its members. The fraternity puts on study nights throughout the week, both with Chi Phi's and other sororities, along with providing help from other brothers who have experience in that department.
For eight straight semesters from 2005 to 2009 the Alpha Theta Chi chapter of Chi Phi maintained an average GPA of over 3.3, ranking 1/24 of fraternities in Fall 2008 with a 3.669!
Chi Phi is dedicated to the value of a young man's degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and is fully committed to help all brothers in their pursuit of a degree.
Philanthropy
The national philanthropy of the Chi Phi fraternity is the Boys and Girls Club of America.
Since Chi Phi's return to Nebraska in 2005, the Chapter has taken a key role in volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Members of Chi Phi have been involved in Bethlehem Farm, The American Cancer Society, Relay for Life, Camp Quality NWMO, and Meals on Wheels.
The Fraternity does various volunteer activities throughout the semester, including volunteering for UNL's Big Event.
All brothers are required to complete at least 2 hours of community service per month. Most brothers of Alpha Theta Chi complete on average 5 hours per month.
4-02-2011
Chi Phi Relay for Life
4-09-2011
The Big Event
The national philanthropy of the Chi Phi fraternity is the Boys and Girls Club of America.
Since Chi Phi's return to Nebraska in 2005, the Chapter has taken a key role in volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Members of Chi Phi have been involved in Bethlehem Farm, The American Cancer Society, Relay for Life, Camp Quality NWMO, and Meals on Wheels.
The Fraternity does various volunteer activities throughout the semester, including volunteering for UNL's Big Event.
All brothers are required to complete at least 2 hours of community service per month. Most brothers of Alpha Theta Chi complete on average 5 hours per month.
4-02-2011
Chi Phi Relay for Life
4-09-2011
The Big Event
Antelope Valley Project
The Alpha Theta Chi Chapter has recently taken up responsibility for cleaning up a section of Antelope Valley Parkway through the "Adopt a Park" program. The section we clean up runs from "O" Street to the Bob Devaney Center, and is advertised by 2 signs in the park.
The Alpha Theta Chi Chapter has recently taken up responsibility for cleaning up a section of Antelope Valley Parkway through the "Adopt a Park" program. The section we clean up runs from "O" Street to the Bob Devaney Center, and is advertised by 2 signs in the park.
