Hello, my name is Adam Stovall. I am a Political Science and History student and the current President for the Upsilon chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. My current goals for the chapter are to create an even stronger brotherhood than we already have, increase our involvement in university activities, place a special emphasis on grades, specifically to be in the top 10 academically out of all fraternities, and to continue rushing only the best guys that Auburn has to offer. We believe that it all starts with rush and are confident that we will have one of the best Fall rush classes in our recent history. I am excited for a strong year ahead of us and am extremely confident that myself, the other officers, and our chapter as a whole will do a great job.

As Vice President of Pi Kappa Alpha, my main duty is to run the Executive Council, which consists of our social, spirit, house management, recruitment, pledge education, sorority relations, scholarship, brotherhood, ritual, and alumni relations committees. We have a weekly meeting to plan out future events and circulate ideas within the leadership of the chapter. Having this many committees in the executive council, it is very important to have outstanding committee heads and committee members. Their dedication and leadership makes my job much easier and makes Executive Council much more effective.

Zack Zaharko

Hello, my name is Colin Vickrey. I am a Biomedical Science student and currently serve as the Secretary and Accounts Receivable Treasurer. My job is to make sure all brothers stay current on their dues to the fraternity as well as attend all mandatory events. As we look toward the financial future, our goal is to be able to pay off our outstanding mortgage. Once we achieve this goal, we will financially have the upper hand on any other fraternity on campus. This is a very significant time for Pi Kappa Alpha and I intend to continue to apply everything I can to the advancement of the Upsilon chapter. War Eagle!

Colin Vickrey

Hello, my name is Thomas Schneider. I am a Finance student and the current Payable Treasurer for the Upsilon chapter. We have recently decided as chapter to divded the Treasurer position between two brothers, with Acounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, with this budgeting and the commitment of our brothers to be current on dues, we were able to renovate the entire basement as a brother project. As we look toward the financial future, our goal is to be able to pay off our outstanding mortgage. Once we acheive this goal, we will financially have the upper hand on any other fraternity on campus. This is a very significant time for Pi Kappa Alpha and I intend to continue to apply everything I can to the advancement of the Upsilon chapter.

Thomas Schneider

Hi, my name is Cameron Traylor and I am the 2011 Rush Chairman at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. As the Rush Chairman my job is to find new members that will carry on the legacy of Pi Kappa Alpha. We hold numerous events throughout the year in order for rushees to see what brotherhood at Pike is about. If you are interesting in joining a fraternity second to none in brotherhood, academics, social and sports then I would like to invite you to consider Pi Kappa Alpha. If you're interested in rushing Pike or have any questions about upcoming rush events feel free to contact me via our rush page.

Cameron Traylor

To schedule and organize all chapter social activities. To work with the social committee or appoint committees necessary for any social function. To register all chapter social functions with Student Development. To enforce all General Fraternity risk management policies and campus regulations during chapter social functions. To work with the Risk Manager in maintaining discipline and setting up designated drivers at all chapter social functions. To have dates of each social presented to the chapter one month before the event. To set up at least one event per year that incorporates multiple organizations.

Chris Woodham

My name is Jake Gillikin and I am the Alumni Relations Chairman. My duty is to inform and update alumni on matters and news regarding the fraternity. It is also my job to coordinate functions and extend a welcome hand from the active brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha to the Alumni.

Jake Gillikin

The position of Website and Media Chair is very active and involved in the fraternity. It provides the opportunity to reach out to brothers, alumni, family, and friends using the internet as a tool to relay information. The position includes updating the website calendar, taking/collecting/updating photos, and keeping news and content up to date in a constanly evolving world of media. If you have any questions at all, feel free to contact me.

Jake Gillikin

Hi, I’m Sam Kessler and I serve as the Brotherhood Chair. It is my responsibility to bring brothers together through the organization of weekly events and brotherhood retreats. These events give the brothers at Upsilon Chapter a chance to get to know each other and create bonds that last a lifetime. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Sam Kessler

Hi, my name is Kyle Argenbright, and I am the Scholarship and Academic Chair of the Upsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha. My duty is to make sure that every brother maintains a 2.8 overall GPA and that every pledge maintains a 3.0 GPA minimum. Also, it is my responsibility that brothers below a 2.8 average, and all pledges, complete a certain number of required study hours per week. Brothers that succeed academically recieve awards at our Founder's Day each year. Many of the brothers study a variety of majors here at Auburn and are willing to help others in the same area of study. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments about our academics here at Pi Kappa Alpha.

Kyle Argenbright

Hi my name is Russell Schrader and I am the Community Service Chair at The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. At Pi Kappa Alpha we believe that philanthropy is the best way to connect to our community. We have an annual dodge ball tournament to raise money and awareness for Safe Harbor. We also host a project uplift event twice a year for under privileged children.There are many other community service projects that we are involved in throughout the year. It is our goal and duty as pikes to influence the community in a way that impacts our community in a positive way.

Russell Schrader

Hello, my name is Clay Fleming. I am the Spirit Chair here at Pi Kappa Alpha. My job is very self explanatory: encourage the Pike brothers to display spirit on campus. Auburn University is an exceptionally spirited school, especially its greek organizations. The Student Government Association holds a contest for fraternities each year. The group with the most spirit points gets first pick for home football game block seating. This contest not only promotes greek students to attend sporting events, but it also encourages them to give back to the community through the IMPACT program. We are currently among the top ten fraternities, and we expect to finish in the top five at the end of the Spring 2009 semester. Please contact me with any questions regarding spirit points and opportunities. War Eagle!

Clay Fleming

In 1972, when I was initiated into the Upsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha, I knew that it was a major milestone in my life. Since that date I have only had those feelings reinforced and it has continued to be a source of immense pride to be a part of the brotherhood of Pi Kappa Alpha. As Chapter Advisor, I have had the extreme pleasure to continue my association and to offer my service to the undergraduate brothers as a resource for them to sound out their ideas and to discuss their challenges. Upsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha was established in 1895. We have a tremendous legacy with a multitude of outstanding alumni and undergraduates who have excelled in their chosen endeavors. We strive to continue that legacy and to help mold young men into gentlemen, scholars, athletes and men of character. I believe in these young men and so do our alumni who recently exhibited their commitment by pledging $1.3 million dollars to completely renovate the chapter house. “Once a Pike, always a Pike” illustrates a lifetime of friendship and brotherly love. If you have any questions, please contact me via the info listed below. I look forward to hearing from you!

Roger Bell