Kappa Psi - International Officers

International Officers

At the 55th Grand Council Convention held in San Francisco, California in August 2011, the following brothers were elected as international officers of the Fraternity:

  • Grand Regent: Kali Weaver (Gamma Zeta)
  • Grand Vice Regent: Eric Gupta (Gamma Nu)
  • Grand Counselor: Michael Cournoyer (Mu)
  • Grand Historian: Matthew Lacroix (Beta Epsilon)
  • Grand Ritualist: Latha Radhakrishnan (Chi)
  • Graduate Member-at-Large: Harry Marcelin (Beta Xi)
  • Collegiate Member-at-Large: Johnny Wong (Beta Omicron)
  • Immediate Past Grand Regent: E. Ben Welch (Gamma Xi)
  • Executive Director is Johnny Porter (Delta Beta).

The office of Executive Director is elected as needed by the Executive Committee.


Professional fraternities
Professional Fraternity Association
  • Alpha Zeta
  • Alpha Kappa Psi
  • Alpha Rho Chi
  • Alpha Tau Delta
  • Alpha Phi Omega
  • Alpha Chi Sigma
  • Alpha Omega
  • Alpha Omega Epsilon
  • Gamma Iota Sigma
  • Delta Epsilon Iota
  • Delta Theta Phi
  • Delta Omicron
  • Delta Sigma Pi
  • Zeta Phi Eta
  • Theta Tau
  • Kappa Delta Epsilon
  • Kappa Epsilon
  • Kappa Kappa Psi
  • Kappa Psi
  • Lambda Kappa Sigma
  • Mu Phi Epsilon
  • Pi Sigma Epsilon
  • Rho Pi Phi
  • Sigma Alpha
  • Sigma Alpha Iota
  • Sigma Phi Delta
  • Tau Beta Sigma
  • Phi Alpha Delta
  • Phi Beta
  • Phi Delta Epsilon
  • Phi Delta Phi
  • Phi Delta Chi
  • Phi Rho Sigma
  • Phi Sigma Pi
  • Phi Chi Theta
  • Omega Tau Sigma
North-American Interfraternity Conference
  • Alpha Gamma Rho
  • Sigma Phi Delta
Independent professional fraternities
  • Alpha Eta Rho
  • Alpha Zeta Omega
  • Gamma Epsilon Tau
  • Delta Kappa Alpha
  • Delta Phi Epsilon
  • Kappa Gamma Psi
  • Kappa Eta Kappa
  • Phi Gamma Nu
  • Phi Chi

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