About Phi Kappa

Phi Kappa National Fraternity, Inc. is one of the oldest fraternities for high school aged men in the nation. It was founded February 3, 1900 at the Southern University Preparatory School in Greensboro, Alabama, on the principles of brotherhood, scholarship, community service and faith in God. Its titular founder was Jacob Broughton Nelson. There have been chapters in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisianna, Texas, Florida and Arkansas. Currently, there are ten active chapters in Mississippi and one in Mobile, AL. Phi Kappa is a social fraternity that has for one hundred years enhanced the lives of its members by developing leadership, building friendships and creating memories. Every year members from every chapter gather for National Conclave in the spring and National Convention in the summer.