Spring 2025 Recruitment Schedule

Monday, August 25th |7&8 PM| Qatar Ballroom

INFORMATION SESSION

Our Vice Presidents of Membership, Kenna Mitchell and Andrew Worley, will tell you everything you need to know about AKPsi and Recruitment Week. You will hear from AKPsi Officers and have the chance to network with Brothers after the session. There will be two information sessions taking place in Qatar Ballroom located on the second floor of the LBC. The attire for the night is appropriate casual dress.

Tuesday, August 26th | 7-9 PM | Kendall Cram

Professional workshop

Pi Chi’s Professional Development Chairs, Juliana Abeid and Emma DeGennaro, will host a workshop to help rushees build and improve upon their resumes, cover letters, and AKPsi applications. After the workshop, rushees will network with Brothers and fellow rushees. Be sure to come prepared with questions for Brothers and be thinking on how you can add value to our chapter. The event will take place in Kendall Cram located on the second floor of the LBC at 7 PM. The attire for the night is business casual, however we understand the limitations of people’s wardrobes and encourage you to wear what you are comfortable in.

Wednesday, August 27th | 7-9 PM | Kendall Cram

interest night

Rushees will have the chance to network with brothers through conversations based on several professional and non-professional interests. These can range from personal interests such as sports or fashion to similar career aspirations in various fields. Afterwards we will move into some free networking time. Interest night will be held in in Kendall Cram located on the second floor of the LBC at 7PM. The attire for the night is business casual, however we understand the limitations of people’s wardrobes and encourage you to wear what you are comfortable in.

Thursday, August 28th | 7 PM | TBD

Brotherhood night

Pi Chi’s Brotherhood Chairs, Natalie Gockerman and Kaavya Thirumurugan, will discuss AKPsi brotherhood events and some of the aspects that make our brotherhood so strong. After the presentation, we will host a question and answer panel with brothers from a variety of pledge classes and fields. After the panel ends, there will be a networking session. Brotherhood Night’s location is currently TBD but it will start at 7PM. The attire for the night is appropriate casual dress.

Friday, August 29th | Goldring Woldenberg Business Center

Interviews

Interviews are a chance for us to learn more about the specifics on your resume and an opportunity for you to explain why you would be a good fit in our organization. Rushees will sign up for a time slot and be interviewed by a panel of our brothers. This is an opportunity for rushees to share their experiences and passions with our brothers. Interviews will be held in-person in the GWBC. Attire for the interviews is business professional, however AKPsi acknowledges the classism and inherent discrimination that resonates from the term business professional, so we encourage rushees to wear whatever clothing they feel most professional in.

What We Look For

Conversations with RUSHEES

“The most interesting person in the room is the most interested in others.” – Ava Molin (‘27)

“Be a good listener and make the most of everything. You might be in a conversation where you're with someone who's academic or professional interests are completely different from you, but try and learn something from them.” – Avik Hedge (‘25)

“I appreciate people who are willing to take a step back in a group conversation. It shows they care about others and are willing to give other rushees the opportunity to speak.” – Ethan Pierce (‘27)

Resume & Cover Letter

“Be confident in yourself and your experiences. Don't let other people's accomplishments sway your self- perception.” – Gabi Janis (‘27)

“Be authentic, it’s obvious when people tell us what we think we want to hear. Don't be worried about a lack of professional experience just let your passion shine through.” – Andrew Worley (‘27)

“There is not one thing that all brothers in AKPsi have in common so, stay true to yourself and passions. You don't need to have your whole life and career figured out to succeed in rushing.” – Kendra Johnson (‘26)

Interview

“We were in your shoes once, so we know how stressful it can be. Show up 10 minutes before your interview so that you have time to take a breather.” – Juliana Abeid (‘28)

“Take your time before answering a question that you didn't expect. It may feel uncomfortable, but it allows you to give brothers a meaningful, thought-out response.” – Lillian Foster (‘28)

“When you prepare for your interview focus on what skills and aspects of your story are most important to you and emphasize them.” – Ayanna Hill (‘25)