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Seven young men, with a vision to bring cohesion and self-reliance to native men on collegiate levels, founded Phi Sigma Nu. On February 3, 1997, the University of North Carolina at Pembroke recognized Phi Sigma Nu as a Greek organization making it the first American Indian fraternity in the nation.

These visionaries' goals have been exemplified and perpetuated in the lives of the young men it attracts. As Phi Sigma Nu continues to grow and foster the resiliency of native men, so will it's commitment to make meaningful contributions to society.

Updates

May 13, 2010:
  • Updated Chief Convention Dates for 2010
  • Added Chief Council Meeting Dates
  • Added Latest Chief Council Meeting Minutes
April 25, 2010:
  • Replaced References of American Indian to American Indian
  • Replaced Collegiate with Chapters
  • Made Chapters/Brothers dynamic based on database driven from Brothers Only Section
  • Updated Current Chief Council Members
  • Added Chief Convention Dates for 2010
  • Added Chief Council Meeting Dates
February 18, 2009:
  • Added Events/News Section to front page
  • Updated e-mail forms on contact page
  • Removed broken link to www.greekopedia.com
December 6, 2007:
  • Added brochure for download to front page
  • Added motto to 'about us' section
  • Added mission statement to 'about us' section
  • Added e-mail forms to contact page
December 5, 2007:
  • Changed layout of site
  • Added event calendar (adding event requires admin access which is given to officers)
  • Added slideshow to front page
  • Added e-mail forms to contact page
  • Updated photo section with Chief Convention 2007 and Beta Shack-A-Thon pictures