About Λ Φ Ε

 

We the brothers of Lambda Phi Epsilon from The Pennsylvania State University welcome you to our website. Lambda Phi Epsilon at The Pennsylvania State University was establish by a group of six ambitious men on May 10th, 1994. We are the First and Only Internationally Recognized Asian-American Fraternity with 48 active Chapters.

Lambda Phi Epsilon, above all, seeks to establish and perpetuate Brotherhood and fellowship among its members. Our belief is that Brotherhood can be found through philanthropy, athletics, academics and simply running the House. Part of that Brotherhood is expressed in our motto; " To be Leaders Among Men." And it is our unique Brotherhood that begins this life long commitment to be leaders in every arena of life. It is our goal to build a close unit through voluntary dedication and commitment between each and every Brother. We not only seek to bring together a diverse group of men who share interest, concerns, backgrounds and cultures, but who believe that the strength of many are forged into the power of being one.

 

The primary landmark of our fraternity is service to the community, particularly the Asian American community. As a fraternity, we provide philanthropy for worthy causes through service and charity. Our national philanthropy is the Cammy Lee Bone Marrow Drive, an agency of the National Marrow Donor Program. Not only do we actively raise support for the national organizations, we do the same for the Asian American community here at Penn State. In addition to participating in various services, throughout the year, our fraternity seeks to increase unity inside the Asian American Community. Furthermore, we are dedicated in promoting Asian American awareness on our campus as a whole.

Note: Although the Fraternity stresses ethnic heritage and values, we do not discriminate against interested people of different ethnic descent, nor do we seek to inhibit their participation in our sponsored events.

 

 

 

 

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