The Iota Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at Georgia Institute of Technology was founded in 1913 and has enjoyed almost 98 consecutive years as an active member of the Georgia Tech Greek Community. This makes it a model for enduring success as the longest running chapter without suspension, both at Georgia Tech as well as in our national organization. This success can be attributed to a dedication to the recruitment of enthusiastic young leaders, to the pursuit of academic achievement, to the advancement of philanthropy, and to the preservation of the ideas and bonds of lifelong brotherhood.

We are progressing in the area of scholarship with the help of our Academic Adviser and through the Collegiate Success Program that he provides. Pi Kappa Phi has a strong philanthropic base with its own non-profit organization devoted to serving people with disabilities.

As students of Georgia Tech we share many challenges and goals as we strive for success. As brothers we have come together to share in the fulfillment of participation in philanthropy, the competition of athletic intramurals, the fun of social events, the character building of working to meet high expectations, and the promise of lifelong camaraderie and friendship which only true brotherhood can provide.

                                                         Sincerely,

                                                         Andrew R. Barth, I-1518
                                                         President
                                                         Iota Chapter 
                                                         Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity