COMPOSITE CHALLENGE

For 114 years, Phi Kappa Psi Texas Alpha has been an integral part of the University of Texas. We have set the wake for other UT fraternities and continue to keep our vision focused on maximizing the on-campus experience for undergraduate members.

Located just a block away from campus is our newest step toward excellence. A 26,000 square foot chapter house allows us to bring in more young men of character and Although, as we walk through our newly finished halls lit by sconces proudly wearing our PKP crest, we are taking a moment to reflect the men that created the foundation of our chapter.

The problem we are faced with is we now have a house, but it does not yet look like it is OUR house. Our chapter house is an incredible facility with unmatched offerings and all-new spaces. However, we need to populate the space with a tasteful balance of our history and honor the brothers who have come before us. Join us in the composite challenge, where we will strive to decorate our house to look like a fraternity worthy of the Phi Kappa Psi crest.

The plan is to have all composites that are before the 2016-17 move-in year to be standardized to a 2’x3’ size. For composites that we have it will require a photographic reduction. For composites that we do not have it will require that we locate a brother from that class with a small composite that can be blown-up slightly. In such case we are asking that the composite be loaned, to be returned to the brother after reproduction. The reproductions are being handled professionally out of Dallas.