• National Mission
• National Vision
• Chapter Mission
• Chapter Vision

NATIONAL MISSION

Phi Gamma Nu proudly upholds Three National Pillars which represent the underlying ideals of the fraternity. As such, events and activities organized by Phi Gamma Nu brothers work to fulfill these goals in practice.

• Through Professionalism, Phi Gamma Nu seeks to constantly spread interest in the business field throughout college campuses. To this end, the National Board promotes the chapters' organization of creative professional events including networking workshops and speaker events.
  
  
• Through Philanthropy, Phi Gamma Nu chapters are able to build strong bonds with their respective communities as well. As the fraternity's brothers believe in civic responsibility, chapters nationwide organize and participate in community outreach events like fundraisers and benefit walks/runs.
  
  
• Through Community, Phi Gamma Nu believes in upholding the interest of our Alma Maters through the encouragement of high scholarship, participation in school activities, and awareness of important issues and current events on and around campus.

By executing these Three National Pillars, Phi Gamma Nu advances in the pursuit of its goals as a premier business fraternity. We believe that by fostering professionalism, service, and community, we can develop a group of PGN brothers well prepared for future endeavors.

NATIONAL VISION

• To be a medium through which students with common professional interests can develop lasting relationships among themselves and with practicing professionals.
  
  
• To provide an environment outside the classroom where students might broaden their understanding of business.
  
  
• To foster the professional development of students through tours, forums, speakers and research projects.
  
  
• To stress the importance of high professional ethics, rigid standards and exemplary practices.
  
  
• To encourage chapters to set up committees that promote involvement in social, community, professional and fund raising activities.
  
  
• To encourage chapters to follow the rules established by the National Bylaws.
  
  
• To prepare student members for the transition from the college atmosphere to the business world.
  
  
• To unite faculty, students, and business professionals through common affiliation in a fraternal organization.
  
  
  

Since its inauguration, the Delta Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Nu has followed the Governing Principles of the National Chapter. As a chapter of the National Fraternity, the Delta Lambda Chapter has embraced the personality and spirit of its founding members. At the University of Pennsylvania, we are unique in having created an organization based on diversity: we believe that opportunities for the study of business should be open to all, regardless of social or academic background.

Accordingly, we have established the following governing ideals:

The foster of the study of business among ALL students at the University of Pennsylvania

• Opportunities in professionalism, philanthropy, and community service, and social activities
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  Engagement in and building of a strong network of dedicated members and alumni
  
  
• Encouragement of high scholarship, collaborative participation, and the association of students for the mutual advancement of the members of Phi Gamma Nu.

CHAPTER VISION

Phi Gamma Nu embraces change in the status quo. As the third and newest of the three professional business fraternities at the University of Pennsylvania, Phi Gamma Nu embodies opportunity and provides an alternative to the standards set by its peers. Through its vested interested in both professionalism and service, Phi Gamma Nu has the distinction of being the only Professional Business Fraternity dedicated to the advancement of all interests at the University of Pennsylvania.

In accord with our Mission proclaimed by our Founding Members, the objects of the Delta Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Nu at the University of Pennsylvania shall be:

• To provide students with the framework for group participation in campus, community, professional, and fraternity affairs,
  
  
• To serve as the medium through which students with common professional interests can develop lasting relationships among themselves as well as practicing professionals,
  
  
• To conduct extensive programs of speakers, tours, trips, forums, seminars, service projects, and research projects designed to broaden the professional experience of its members and the community,
  
  
• To maintain an extensive alumni network aimed at providing members with future internship and employment opportunities, and
  
  
• To foster brotherhood through the establishment of long-lasting traditions and honors.