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| − | Honorary Brothers (also Honorary Members) of Phi Sigma Pi are persons of character who | + | Honorary Brothers (also Honorary Members) of Phi Sigma Pi are persons of character who are not otherwise eligible for Membership, but have been recognized by a Chapter or the National Council as upholding the highest values of Phi Sigma Pi. Candidates for Honorary Membership must have performed oustanding service to a Chapter or to the community at large, and are inducted as Honorary Members through the use of the ''Ritual'' Ceremony. Honorary Brothers enjoy rights and priviledges associated with Membership in general, but are not subject to the same requirements as other Classes of Membership (ie Active Members or Alumni Members). |
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| + | =Honoary Membership and the National Constitution= | ||
| + | ==Definition== | ||
| + | ==Rights and Priviledges== | ||
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| + | =Eligibility Clause Debate= | ||
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| + | =Notable Honorary Members= | ||
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| + | =List of Honorary Members= | ||
Revision as of 08:50, 11 March 2007
Honorary Brothers (also Honorary Members) of Phi Sigma Pi are persons of character who are not otherwise eligible for Membership, but have been recognized by a Chapter or the National Council as upholding the highest values of Phi Sigma Pi. Candidates for Honorary Membership must have performed oustanding service to a Chapter or to the community at large, and are inducted as Honorary Members through the use of the Ritual Ceremony. Honorary Brothers enjoy rights and priviledges associated with Membership in general, but are not subject to the same requirements as other Classes of Membership (ie Active Members or Alumni Members).
