Kappa
When was KE founded?
1921
What is the University of Florida Orlando Chapter name of Kappa Epsilon?
Beta Beta
What is the flower of Kappa Epsilon?
Rose
What is the Kappa Epsilon Motto?
Cognito Ergo Sum
Who is the founder of KE?
Zada M. Cooper
What are Kappa Epsilon's colors?
Red and White
What is the jewel of Kappa Epsilon?
Pearl
How should the new member pin be worn and one reason why it's worn?
On your shirt, over the heart. The pin is worn to help identify any prospective new members to current members, and to remind prospective members to keep allegiance to the fraternity, uphold the obligations of a prospective member, keep such secrets as may be revealed from time to time, conduct oneself to reflect honor on the organization, and exercise diligence in learning assignments.
How many regions are KE chapters divided into?
8
Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer
What is the name of the official magazine of Kappa Epsilon?
T/F: The obligations of a collegiate chapter do not include periodically reviewing national and chapter bylaws and reading materials distributed to the chapters by Grand Council and the Executive Office. This happens on a national level and is conveyed to the chapter annually.
False
What region does our chapter belong to?
Region B
What types of membership does Kappa Epsilon have?
Collegiate, Pre-Pharmacy, Allied Health Science Affiliate, Alumnus
All Kappa Epsilon members help support the fraternity by participating in one committee.
True
Who should be informed if you are requesting an excused absence for a MANDATORY event as an ACTIVE member?
President and Secretary
Who are our faculty advisors for Kappa Epsilon?
Points are earned by attending non-mandatory events. How many points are required for a brother to remain in good standing at the end of the semester?
6 points
What are the 5 purposes of the Kappa Epsilon fraternity?
1. To unite students in pharmacy
2. To cooperate with the faculties of the college where chapters are established
3. To stimulate in its members a desire for high scholarship
4. To foster a professional consciousness
5. To provide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest, and friendship