GIVE A GIFT
our donations to the Phi Mu Delta Fraternity or Educational Foundation can greatly impact our initiatives. They help reduce undergraduate membership fees and support our operations, expansion projects, and daily expenses. Contributions to the Foundation also help fund educational programs like scholarships, leadership retreats, career readiness programs, and grants that help our members excel. Your support can make all the difference in the lives of our members.
The Fraternity Fund supports the highest operational needs of the National Fraternity, including recruitment, expansion, and chapter operational support. Gifts made to the Fraternity Fund are NOT tax-deductible.
The Leadership Fund provides the financial resources to support the Fraternity's leadership programs, educational strategic initiatives, and the operations of the Educational Foundation. All gifts are tax-deductible.

Join An Alumni Association

Alumni Associations serve as the ultimate embodiment of the Phi Mu Delta experience even after graduating college. These associations are formed by a chapter's alumni with the sole purpose of continuing to nurture brotherly relationships and provide support in post-college life. In addition to hosting various in-person and virtual fellowship opportunities, Alumni Associations also play a pivotal role in shaping the direction of Phi Mu Delta. Joining an Alumni Association is an excellent way to stay connected with the fraternity's values and legacy while forging new bonds and making a lasting impact.

Active Alumni Associations

  • Mu Alpha - PMD Alumni Association Inc. - Susquehanna University
  • Mu Beta Alumni Association - Ohio Northern University
  • Mu Zeta Alumni Association - Lock Haven University
  • Mu Xi Alumni Association - Penn College of Technology
  • Nu Gamma Alumni Association - University of Vermont
  • Nu Xi Alumni Association - University of Southern Maine
  • Nu Omicron Alumni Association - Keene State College
  • Sigma Alpha Alumni Association - Longwood University

House Corporations

  • Alpha Sigma Omega Association - Susquehanna University
  • Mu Beta Housing Corps. - Ohio Northern University
  • Nu Theta Holding Corps. - RPI
Forming An Alumni Association: Have you considered forming an Alumni Association? It's easier than you might think! Even if your collegiate chapter is no longer active, the National Office is ready to support and facilitate the process of forming a new association. With a simple and straightforward process, you could have your Alumni Association up and running in just a matter of weeks. To learn more about how to get started, click here.

VOLUNTEER

Volunteering your time can be an excellent way to contribute to the legacy of Phi Mu Delta. Phi Mu Delta always needs chapter advisors to support the chapters, but there are also numerous other ways for you to help, such as serving on the National Council or sharing your expertise and talents in a completely new role co-created by you and the National Office.

Current Openings

Chapter Advisors
Provide mentoring and support to chapters in one of the following roles: Primary Advisor, Academic Advisor, Conduct Advisor, Recruitment Advisor, Financial Advisor, Member Development Advisor. The Primary Advisor should be available to attend in-person chapter functions while the other advisory roles can be done remotely.
Regional Chapter Directors (2)
Step into the role of a Regional Chapter Director with Phi Mu Delta Fraternity and become a vital force in shaping the success and high achievement of chapters within your designated region. As a dedicated volunteer, you will support a portfolio of chapters and their volunteer advisors, providing guidance, mentorship, and coaching. Working collaboratively with the National Office, the National Council, alumni associations, and university administrations, you will ensure chapters meet and exceed Phi Mu Delta's expectations, goals, and policies. Expect to commit at least three hours per week to support the chapters in your region and participate in a bi-weekly meeting hosted by the National Office. This is a unique opportunity to further develop management and advising skills while building relationships across the fraternity.

Currently Seeking Regional Chapter Directors for:
  • New England Region
  • Southern Region
National Council Officers (4)
The National Council is the governing board of the Phi Mu Delta Fraternity.


The National Council shall be open to nominations during the interval between Conclaves. A Chair will be appointed by the National President to oversee the nominating committee, which will consist of worthy alumni and graduating collegiate members in good standing selected by the Nominating Chair. Beginning with the 2024 National Conclave, the nominating committee will solicit nominations and applications and develop a slate of 4 (four) candidates to serve a 2-year term and (4) four candidates to serve a 4-year term. For the 2026 Conclave and beyond, the nominating committee will solicit nominations and applications and develop a slate of (4) four candidates to be approved by the Conclave. In addition, nominations may be received from the floor at Conclave. Any alumnus or graduating collegiate member in good standing is eligible for nomination. The National President will provide the nomination committee a status of standing for current council members who may be reapplying for the council. 

The term of a National Council member is (4) four years and their total length of service shall not exceed (2) two consecutively elected terms. Their term will expire after the meeting of the Conclave. If National Council members do not have a set term, the Council will decide amongst itself the length of each Council member’s term to ensure four members end their term at each National Conclave.​

At the first meeting following the election of new council members at the National Conclave, the National Council shall elect from among its members the National President, National Vice-President of Membership, National Vice- President of Finance, and National Secretary.

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