The Pi Chapter at Oklahoma State University has once again been named the outstanding fraternity house on Oklahoma State University’s campus by the Interfraternity Council (IFC). This is the second consecutive year that Pi Chapter was named outstanding fraternity chapter at OSU. The chapter also placed first in Campus Involvement and Community Service totaling more than 6,000 community service hours for the 2005 calendar year. Pi Chapter was also named First Runner Up in the Campus Relations division. Noble Ruler Blake Bixler was named Outstanding Junior Greek Man. Landscape Architecture Senior Mike Albert was among the top three finalist in the Top Senior Greek Man division.

    The Pi Chapter of AGR and the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma put on a great show in the 2006 Varsity Revue. AGR and KKG teamed up to bring the Stillwater Campus a show stopping performance entitled: This is the Time to… Get Wild! AGR placed second in the university wide song and dance style performance with their story set in the African Savanna. The production was a culmination of many hours put in by performers and directors alike. Directors for AGR were Rob Pricket, Tyler Smith, Cale Walker and Clayton Smith. Pi Chapter is very excited about the chemistry that they found with Kappa Kappa Gamma and are looking forward to the opportunity to participate in the 2006 Homecoming with these hardworking, talented young women.

    Pi Chapter also continues to show strong ties to the College of Agriculture Sciences and Natural Resources at OSU. Mike Albert and Jess Waddell were selected as Top Five Graduating Seniors. The chapter is proud to boast five of the seven executive positions for the 2006-2007 school year: Cale Walker, President; Tyler Castonguay, Vice President of Business Affairs; Tyler Smith, Vice President of Student Affairs; Austin Horn, Secretary; Clayton Smith, Assistant Treasurer; and Travis Wolff, Student Spokesman.

    Other individual highlights included Landon Vilhauer being selected to represent the College of Agriculture Sciences and Natural Resources in the university wide Student Senate. Weston Dehart, a student in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology was recently named outstanding graduate for his college. Jordan Russell and Weston Dehart make up 40 percent of the outstanding graduates in the Oklahoma State University system.

    Thanks to all the hard work of the undergraduate brothers, Pi Chapter has held the top spot on campus. Congratulations to these brothers for their service to AGR and OSU.

    The Alpha Gamma Chapter at the University of Florida was able to have three members selected for membership for the collegiate Florida Blue Key. The new members are James Modica, Jacob Raburn, and Kevin Wright. Along with the collegiate Florida Blue Key inducts individuals into membership as an honorary member every spring. Jimmy Cheek was recognized for his leadership with the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and throughout the campus and nation.

    Founded in 1923 at the University of Florida, Florida Blue Key is the oldest and most prestigious leadership honorary within the state of Florida. Every year Florida Blue Key sponsors the production of the nation’s largest Homecoming celebration and student run pep rally, Gator Growl. In addition, Florida Blue Key’s Divisions are responsible for producing many events for the university as well as the Florida community. Membership in Florida Blue Key is based on the applicant’s outstanding achievements in academics, leadership, and community service.

    Members of the chapter who have been honored are pictured with the new members.