Arkansas Alpha Pi Beta Phi

Pi Phi's On Campus
by: Tori Faulkner

The University of Arkansas provides its students with a variety of Registered

Student Organizations. The organizations provide an opportunity for college students to work with others outside of the Greek community and gain valuable life experiences.

Pi Phis working on ASG campaign

Becoming members of organizations on campus has enabled many Arkansas Alpha members to reach out in service to the Fayetteville community. As a member of the Arkansas Alpha chapter, we are encouraged to hold leadership roles for student organizations on campus. As a chapter we strive to participate in a range of organizations across the university campus.

Every one of our members is involved in a campus organization. Many of them taking leadership position within the organizations.

Ellie Keffler, a sophomore, is Associated Student Government Senator. She works on the legislative branch of Arkansas student government. Keffler and other senators write and vote on legislation based on the needs of the students.   

            “I enjoy being involved on campus because I am able to meet students and make friends outside of Pi Beta Phi. It is especially fun when I get to introduce those friends to my Pi Beta Phi Sisters.” said Keffler.

            Kelli Sullivan, a member of the Student Alumni Association, is a sophomore Arkansas Alpha member. As a member of the association she promotes involvement among alumni.

            “A major benefit from my involvement on campus is that I am able to meet and network with active alum and those who assist members of the Student Alumni Association. “

            Active involvement on campus provides many valuable opportunities for our members. These leadership opportunities prove useful as we strive to complete our goals.