This document introduces the basic information of Phi Delta Theta International Brotherhood, including history, charter, organizational structure, membership qualifications, etc.
About this manual
The Manual of Phi Delta Theta is the official reference for the fraternity, covering its history, organizational structure, programs, and policies. It includes sections on the Phikeia program, cardinal principles, scholarship, risk management, and technological advances, as well as an extensive index and acknowledgments.
The 45th edition, updated through 2022, contains the Phikeia Oath, awards for excellence, symbols and insignia, and guidance on chapter operations, risk management, and member development. It serves both current members and alumni seeking a comprehensive view of the fraternity’s values and practices.
What's inside
- Preface
- The Phikeia Program
- Three Cardinal Principles
- History of Phi Delta Theta
- The Organization
- The Chapter
- Scholarship and Sound Learning
- Symbols and Insignia
- Awards for Excellence
- Risk Management
Frequently asked questions
What is the Phikeia Oath?
It is a pledge where members declare their commitment to the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and its principles.
What are the three cardinal principles of Phi Delta Theta?
The fraternity’s three cardinal principles are Friendship, Sound Learning, and Rectitude.