What is Conclave?

The National Conclave meets biennially on even years.  It is the supreme legislative body of the National Fraternity.  Over 100 brothers will attend from around the country.  During the business meeting and through the work of our committees, constitutional issues are addressed, the National Council is elected, and programs are introduced.  In addition, much of the Conclave is devoted to the fellowship of our members.  Families, spouses and friends are encouraged to attend and enjoy the four days of Fraternity with us!

Who should attend?

  • Each chapter/colony is required to send a delegation of, at least, 3 members.  Preferably, two of the 3 delegates should be current Executive Officers. 
  • Each Alumni Association/House Corps. is required to send, at least, one delegate.
  • Alumni who care about the future of Phi Mu Delta are welcome.
  • All National volunteers are strongly encouraged to attend.  

Lodging

The hotel for the Conclave will be held at the Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square located in the heart of Pittsburgh, PA, only 25 minutes from our Mu Upsilon Chapter at Robert Morris University.
Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square
300 West Station Square Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
(412) 803-3852

Registration Packages

Each package includes lodging, meals and all materials for Conclave.  The National Fraternity will reserve your room with the hotel.  Please do not make you own hotel arrangements. 

​Registration will go live on April 1, 2020.
PACKAGE
PRICE
Undergraduate Delegation Package (3 Delegates)
$1900.00
4-Day Alumni Package (Wednesday - Sunday)
$1100.00
2-Day Alumni Package (Friday - Sunday)
$600.00
Additional Undergraduate Delegate
$300.00
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Additional Hotel Room (Rooms hold up to 4 delegates)
$165.00/night

Draft Schedule

National Council Application & Nomination Process

More information about the National Council and its role may be found here.
Timeline:
  • Applications will go live on Feb 1, 2020
  • Applications will be accepted through May 1, 2020
  • The nomination slate will be provided to the National Office by May 27. 
  • The nomination slate will be announced on June 1 to all delegations.
Process:
  • The Nominations Committee will review all of the incoming applications
  • The Nominations Committee will conduct interviews with all members who submitted an application
  • The Nominations Committee can choose to conduct second interviews if they deem necessary