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OUR PHILOSOPHY |
Kappa Alpha Order
provides a way of life significant to the
development of young men.
Emulating chivalric ideals and genteel ethics, KA
translates these timeless philosophies into the
mainstream of American colleges and universities.
These gentlemanly traits are the hallmark for men
who have chosen our unique lifestyle.
The philosophy of the Order is that the acquisition
of knowledge and the development of character are
the great goals of life. Through fellowship and
brotherhood, KA seeks to teach young men to be
leaders; to be brave, self reliant, and to
continually strive to better themselves.
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OUR HERITAGE |
KA traces its
beginning to 1865, when four men at Washington
College, in Lexington, Va., decided to bind their
friendship by a "mutual pledge of faith and
loyalty."
Our founders sought to create an organization rooted
in the highest ideals of the time. Those same traits
of honor, chivalry, and gentility have remained
timeless throughout the ages and are the core of
Kappa Alpha.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR HISTORY AND HERITAGE |
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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS |
| Epsilon Rho Chapter
has experienced a great deal of success in recent
years, receiving accolades from both the KA national
organization and Purdue University's IFC. Some
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- 2008 Samuel
Zenas Ammen Award for Chapter Excellence (KA)
- 2008 Overall
Excellence in Recruitment and Chapter Growth (KA)
- 2008 KAOEF
scholarships awarded to individual brothers (KA)
- 2007 Award for
Excellence in Chapter Scholarship (KA)
- 2007 KAOEF
scholarships awarded to individual brothers (KA)
- 2006 Samuel
Zenas Ammen Award for Chapter Excellence (KA)
- 2006 KAOEF
scholarships awarded to individual brothers (KA)
- 2005 Greek
Scholar of the Year (Purdue IFC)
- 2005 Greek
President of the Year (Purdue IFC)
- 2005 Crusade
Chapter recognition for adopting a program of
continued excellence through education (KA)
- 2005 KAOEF
scholarships awarded to individual brothers (KA)
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