Organization and Leadership
Phi Kappa Tau chapters are organized into Resident Councils which include the current undergraduate members of a chapter and Graduate Councils made up of all members who have graduated or left school. Each council of a chapter is entitled to a vote at the National Convention, which typically meets every two years and is the highest level of authority in the organization. The convention elects a National Council which serves as a board of directors for the fraternity and governs between conventions.
Executive offices of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity and Foundation are at 5221 Morning Sun Road in Oxford, Ohio. C. Steven Hartman is the CEO, Stephan M. Nelson is National President of the Fraternity and David Ruckman is Chairman of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.
Phi Kappa Tau now has over 90,000 initiated members.
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