PHI KAPPA TAU

Phi Kappa Tau (/ˈtɑ/) was founded by four college men at Miami University Ohio in 1906. These four men wanted to create a new light in the word "brotherhood." Throughout the years, these standards have been upheld in all past, current, and future members of the fraternity. Some notable alumni include actor Paul Newman, and astronaut Leroy Chiao.

Our chapter at Georgia Tech currently has 44 members all coming from diverse backgrounds and with a GPA of 3.58, above the average IFC and all male's GPA of Georgia Tech. Several members are involved with leadership positions across the community, from athletics to Interfraternity Council to tutoring. Phi Kappa Tau is presenting to our members the unique opportunity to build a new organization and create the next generation of Men of Distinction. Brothers strengthen their leadership, academics, career, and future by joining Phi Tau.

Phi Tau also has the most active alumni network on campus, with over 1,000 alumni in the Atlanta area that help brothers with internships, co-ops, jobs, projects, and tailgates.