Philanthropy

Alpha Kappa Psi is the world’s first and largest professional business fraternity. It is dedicated to developing ethical business leaders who will not only succeed in their careers, but also give back to the community.


AKPsi Presents: "Suit Up For Japan" Charity Fashion Show 2011

Food, refreshments, and raffle prizes are included with your admission!

Alpha Kappa Psi Presents...

Suit Up For Japan

Tuesday, May 17 @ 8PM

PC Ballroom East

Admission: $9 Presale/ $10 Door

All proceeds will be donated to raise awareness and aid for the Japanese relief efforts!


For more information, contact:

Stephanie Zau | stephanie.zau@ucsdakpsi.com or Jing Huang | jing.huang@ucsdakpsi.com


Hero of the Year Award

UCSD's Alpha Kappa Psi is proud to present the first annual Hero of the Year Award. The Hero of the Year Award is given to an individual who has demonstrated a commitment to improving the quality of lives for others or has made a positive contribution to his/her community. Its purpose is to promote philanthropy within the student body at UC San Diego by awarding a scholarship to the student(s) who have gone above and beyond in terms of service to their community.

The current application period is over.


Past Events

Spring Fashion Show 2009

Date: Wednesday May 20th, 2009

Description

This philanthropy and professional development event consists of two parts: an etiquette dinner and a business-professional fashion show. The former will feature a professional etiquette consultant as keynote speaker, who will provide the audience with extensive instruction on socially acceptable dining etiquette in business-related settings. This will occur as the audience is served dinner. The latter will be a fashion show, coordinated and presented by the active members of Alpha Kappa Psi, for the purpose of educating the audience on appropriate business wear for successful interviewing.


Organization donated to: Camfed

http://us.camfed.org/



Past Events

New Orleans St. Bernard Project

Description

One of the greatest experiences one can have is being able to directly make a difference in another person's life. That's exactly what a group of brothers from our chapter did as they travelled to New Orleans to help with the post-Katrina reconstruction effort. The group stayed right in the heart of New Orleans where even now homes of countless families are uninhabited. Through the St. Bernard Project, they volunteered for a week there to help rebuild one of the homes. The experience was rewarding, memorable, and fun for all who had the opportunity to go.