Pi Beta Phi.
Values:
Integrity, Lifelong Commitment, Honor & Respect, Personal & Intellectual Growth, Philanthropic Service to Others, and Sincere Friendship.
Symbol & Flower:
Pi Beta Phi’s symbols are Angels & Arrows. Their flower is the Wine Carnation.
Philanthropy:
Read > Lead > Achieve & First Book
Colors:
Wine & Silver Blue
Founding:
Nationally, Pi Phi was founded on April 28, 1867. Here at the University of Tennessee, Pi Phi was founded in 1948.
Motto:
Women of Intellect and Integrity.
Meet Pi Beta Phi President,
Isabella Gheesling
Hear from Isabella about what being President means to her:
“To me, being a Chapter President means not only serving the group of women I love but carrying the torch passed down by those who came before us, while also paving the way for future sisters. I am truly honored to represent and stand beside the amazing, empowering women of Tennessee Gamma.”