Regional Conference

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Regions are required to hold a Regional Conference every year. These conferences are an event that is hosted by one or more chapters within a Phi Sigma Pi Region. The purposes is to have an event that members of the fraternity can gather to exchange ideas and attend informational seminars. Other benefits of the conferences include:

Midsouth Regional Conference at UGA, Spring 2008
  • Developing relationships with Brothers from other nearby chapters
  • Building personal leadership skills
  • Exchanging ideas between chapters for attendees to take back to their own chapter
  • Self/Chapter Improvement
  • Discussing local, regional, and National Issues


General Regional Conference Information

The Phi Sigma Pi Regions are geographical groupings of chapters. All active chapters are assigned to a region. The region system was originally created in 2001 under 2000-2002 Vice President of Chapter Development Mike Noll; Since that time region assigments have been modified as ne chapters have been activated in order to maintain a balanced setup.

History of the Regions and Regional Conference

The Regions were first created in 2001 under the 38th empowared council and were formally announced at the 2001 Grand Chapter Conference at Ohio State University. The Regional Conference system was established to facilitate local chapter communication and collaboration, with certain conferences such as WICKED being estalished even before the formal creation of the regional Conference. Eventually, amendments to the constitution would state the each region is required to hold a Regional Conference every year.

List of Regional Conferences

2008-2009 Regional Conference Dates and locations

Outstanding Regional Event Awards

Regional Conference Planning

Regional Delegate Committee

Regional Consultant

Each Region is assigned one or more Regional Consultants. These consultants are members of National Staff.

Regional Conference Reimbursement