Alpha Kappa Psi recently partnered with Ernst and Young to present to Binghamton University students. Kathleen Corrigan, E&Y’s campus recruiter, and Marc S. Dieli, Assurance Partner, spoke on the importance of networking in business.
According to Corrigan and Dieli, the first step in networking is putting yourself out there and coming prepared. Do your research on the firm or person, always leave with a business card, and have a brief elevator pitch ready. The team went on to speak about developing and maintain these relationships through sending professional …

The weekend of February 5th through the 7th, the brothers of the Omega Zeta chapter traveled to Philadelphia for the yearly AKPsi Principled Business Leadership Institute. Close to half of our chapter made the trip down to Philly (alumni attended as well), as well as over 400 brothers from chapters as far away as Manchester, England.
The weekend was an incredible experience, to say the least. Seeing multitudes of brothers from so many different places attend, despite heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions, is a true testament to the brotherhood …

Recently, Greek Life put out a ranking of the fraternities and sororities on campus based on a variety of criteria. We’re proud to say that Alpha Kappa Psi ranked quite well. Most notably:
1) Highest GPA in all of Greek Life at Binghamton (Delta Sigma Pi and Alpha Kappa Psi were tied for first)
2) Most social of the Professional Fraternities
3) Number one in “Philanthrophy Dollars” among the Professional Fraternities
This is just a testament to how the unity within our fraternity can allow us to accomplish amazing things. We …

Fall 2009 has been one of Alpha Kappa Psi’s most successful semesters in fulfilling our core value of service. The community service committee has organized an amazing amount of events and service activities under the direction of our Brother, Janine Bautista. Member of Alpha Kappa Psi have displayed compassion and enthusiasm for improving the University and community. Overall, we have participated in over two hundred hours of community service and helped Binghamton University Greek Life raise $18,400 in the Fall 2009 semester alone.
A large part of our community …

As the semester comes to a close, there is no better a time to reflect back, as well as gaze ahead, on this fraternity’s progress, strengths, and success. AKPsi has been offering students an alternative in their choice of business fraternities—and all Greek organizations—for the last two years. In that time, we have accomplished many things…