• Elevate volunteer principles;
• Enhance volunteer development and performance,
  • To better assist members, chapters and the fraternity,
  • To assist with personal and professional development of volunteers;
• Indentify those who possess the essential knowledge of Alpha Kappa Psi's operations, ideals and values.

What benefits are associated with a "Certified" designation?

A certified fraternity volunteer receives the following benefits:

• A special "Certified Fraternity Volunteer" ribbon at PBLI and the Convention;
• Online recognition on the Certified Fraternity Volunteer page;
• Recognition in Principled Business Leadership Institute and Convention printed programs;
• Yearly recognition in The Diary of Alpha Kappa Psi;
• Notification will be sent to the chapter you advise (or your fellow RMT members) and the regional director; and
• A recognition item for your personal display.

This certification may also assist you at your place of employment.  Volunteers that pass the CFV exam may select the option to have a letter sent to his or her place of employment informing the employer of this certification.  Your employer may see this as an illustration of your desire for further training and learning.  It will also demonstrate to your employer that you value giving of your time and resources to a volunteer organization.

What does the CFV exam cover?

The following topics will be covered on the CFV exam.  In order to be prepared for the CFV exam volunteers are encouraged to read and review the resources under each topic.  The CFV exam will be an online multiple choice, true/false and multiple answer exam. 

 

Alumni

www.akpsi.org– alumni sections, affinity programs

"Affirmation of Passage" section of The Road to Brotherhood 

  

Annual Chapter Report (ACR)

Annual Chapter Report

-instructions, questionnaire and ACR tabs

"Coaching the ACR" eLearning course

 

Chapter Operations

eLearning Courses

Chapter Bylaws

Minimum Standards – on ACR

 

Fiscal Policies

"Fees & Forms" eLearning course

Constitution and Statutory Code

Board of Directors Statement of Policy

 

Fraternity and Foundation Programs

"Fraternity & Foundation Programs" eLearning

Student and Alumni Award Catalog

 

Governance

Constitution and Statutory Code

Board of Directors Statement of Policy

 

Risk Management

Board of Directors Statement of Policy

 

Road to Brotherhood

The Road to Brotherhood

"Coaching the Road to Brotherhood" eLearning course 

  

Strategic Framework

"Strategic Framework" eLearning course

Vision and Creed

 

Alpha Kappa Psi History

"Welcome" eLearning course

 

How do I become a certified fraternity volunteer?

You must be a current registered volunteer with Alpha Kappa Psi and review the minimum standards for the CFV exam.  You'll need to fill out the certified fraternity volunteer application in order to take the CFV exam.  Applications must be submitted to:

 

Alpha Kappa Psi

CFV Exam

7801 E. 88^th Street

Indianapolis, IN 46256

317-872-1567 (f)

CFV@akpsi.org

 

Applications will be processed upon receipt.  You will receive email notification when you are registered to take the CFV exam.  Instructions for taking the CFV exam will be included in the email. If you pass the CFV exam you will receive written notification; certification will be good from the time it is granted plus two full fiscal years following – your expiration date will be indicated in the notification.  At the conclusion of the second full fiscal year recertification will be required.  The certified fraternity volunteer recertification application must be submitted within six months after the expiration date.  Failure to renew certification within six months will require completion of the certified fraternity volunteer application and exam again.

 

 CFV Application - Certification                  

 

 CFV Application - Recertification                                                               

 

Where do I direct questions?

Contact the Managing Director of Student Services at the Alpha Kappa Psi Heritage Center with any questions or comments. 

 

Congratulations to current certified fraternity volunteers

Larisa Agovic

American University '08

 

Heather E. Allen
Florida State University ’89-Life

 

Frank F. Alvarado
Arizona State University ‘00

 

Osmer Arauz

Florida International University '03

 

Richard J. Ashbrook

University of Florida '93

 

Vincent V. Bitz
University of California - San Diego ‘01

 

Eric M. Bodman
Creighton University ’04-Life

 

Sam Boukerrou

Florida State University '06

 

Lisa A. Calandriello
American University ’97-Life

 

Kathryn M. Campbell

University of Georgia '03-Life

 

William E. Cantrell

Radford University '04

 

Nicholas B. Clark
Old Dominion University ’86-Life

 

Adam C. Cramer
University of San Diego ‘03

 

Francys Crevier

Florida International University '06

 

Noel De La Torre
University of California - Santa Barbara ‘04

 

Michael G. Dickerson
Virginia Tech ’04-Life

 

Justin C. Dietrich
San Jose State University ‘05

 

Jennifer J. Dobel
Iowa State University ‘01

 

Brittany L. Folds

Western Carolina University '06

 

Christopher M. Folds
Western Carolina University ’03-Life

 

Jillian M. Geiger
Seton Hall University ‘06

 

Jacqueline M. Ginarte

Florida International University '04

 

Carla R. Goodson
College of Charleston ‘04

 

Alexa Grueiro
Montclair State University ‘99

 

Giovanni Fernandez

Florida International University '01

 

Alexander B. Hambleton
Lock Haven University ‘02

 

Allison L. Harper
Florida State University ’94-Life

 

Courtney C. Harrison
Lamar University ‘05

 

Jonathan J. Heinlein
American University ‘02-Life

 

Jessica L. Hill

Arizona State University '95-Life

 

Jonathan G. Hsiung
University of California - Los Angeles ‘05

 

Jeffery D. Hughes
University of South Florida ‘00

 

LaTonya S. Jackson
Alabama State University ‘03

 

Michael W. Jadoo

Florida International University '05

 

David E. Johney
Towson University ‘06-Life

 

Steven J. Kaczmarczyk
University of Central Florida ‘05

 

Charles E. Kemp
Alabama State University ’00-Life

 

Kevin L. Klich

American University '99

 

Daniel E. Lantis
University of Nebraska ‘01

 

Marie D. Lawrick
Boise State University ’85-Life

 

Sherah A. LeBoeuf
Loyola University New Orleans ‘05

 

Lashonda P. Linton
Nova Southeastern University ‘06

 

Heather H. Long

Winthrop University '97-Life

 

Andrea Louderbaugh

Wichita State University '05

 

Joshua S. Machtinger
Binghamton University ‘07

 

Raquel M. Martell-Bookman
University of Miami ‘98

 

Matthew T. McCall

University of South Alabama '03

 

Parker C. McKenna

Missouri State University '03

 

Monique S. McKinstry Shorts

University of Alabama Birmingham '05

 

Jessica A. McQueston
University of New Mexico ‘05

 

Pamela A. Miksell

University of Iowa '96-Life

 

Elizee Milhomme

Florida Atlantic University '02

 

Paula E. Minton
Western Kentucky University ‘04

 

Michael H. Molnar
University of Toledo ‘01 Life

 

Nicholas A. Myers

University of Florida '99-Life

 

Andrea Nemeth
Montclair State University ’91-Life

 

Alicia D. Neumann
Saint Louis University ’96-Life

 

Anthony D. Pappas
Miami University ’03-Life

 

Gregory Q. Patterson
Northwood University ‘02

 

Alexis P. Perdomo
Florida International University ’92-Life

 

Latdavanh Phongsa

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo '99

 

Takiyah J. Poellnitz
University of North Texas ‘03

 

Stephanie N. Potter

Auburn University '00

 

Manuel E. Pravia
University of Miami ’89-Life

 

Christopher W. Pye
Shippensburg University ‘04

 

Shannon K. Regan

University of Northern Colorado '06-Life

 

Amie C. Ruggles
Virginia Tech ‘05

 

Karl A. Sakas
College of William & Mary ’01-Life

 

Brooke L. Saul

Central Washington University '06

 

Adrienne E. Schreur
University of North Carolina - Charlotte '06

 

Kasandrea Sereno

University of South Florida '04 

 

Douglas D. Smith
Canisius College ’75-Life

 

Chad E. Smith
Montclair State University ‘93

 

Gregory M. Sottolano
American University ’96-Life

 

Scott R. Stampflmeier
University of Toledo ’98-Life

 

Shaunice Starks

University of Alabama '06

 

Charles D. Steffens
University of Portland ’87-Life

 

Jeffrey R. Stone
University of North Carolina - Charlotte ‘07

 

Melissa J. Stowe
Iowa State University ’98-Life

 

Alexander T. Sultan
San Diego State University ’93-Life

 

Laurie Taylor-Hamm
California State University - Fresno ‘06

 

Jocelyn E. Thompson

Washington State University '03

 

Adam E. Tice
University of Alabama ‘02

 

Caitlin E. Tiftick

California State University - Fresno

 

Thomas N. Tran
Penn State University ’02-Life

 

Stephen Vasquez
Arizona State University ’72-Life

 

Christine M. Vasquez
Arizona State University ’98-Life

 

Francis T. Veigle
University of Central Florida ‘04

 

Dustin M. Ward

Virginia Tech '05 

 

Victoria L. Weikel

Saint Louis University '05

 

David P. Wendroff
University of Portland ’79-Life

 

Wendy A. Wendroff
Tri-State University ’80-Life

 

Natalie R. Whittaker

Western Carolina University '94-Life

 

Jhaymee S. Wilson
Virginia Tech ‘00

 

Maricela Zapian
University of Illinois - Chicago ’07-Life