What is National Council?
The Kappa Phi National Council of Chapters meets every two years. A council is like a convention or a conference where members of active and alumnae chapters, as well as Life Members and Members-at-Large, come together to exchange ideas, plan for the future of Kappa Phi, and enjoy the fellowship of sisters from across the country.
What kind of activities takes place at Council?
A variety of events happen during Council including:
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Programming is usually centered on the National Program theme for the coming year and can be presented by guest speakers, study sessions, group events, etc.
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Workshops are held covering a number of topics for both actives and alumnae alike.
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Business meetings for handing affairs of the organization and for election of National Officers are held.
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A fun night is a hi-light of the week when all join in on games, skits and singing.
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A special service of recognition for our Legion of Light honorees is held.
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Morning worship and vespers are observed in a variety of ways.
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Installation of officers and a banquet typically closes the week.
Kappa Phi sisters painted this rock at Mount Union College in honor of the 2007 Council of Chapters.