CONNECT, LEAD, AND SHAPE PHI PSI
Every other summer, in the years between Grand Arch Council (GAC), Phi Psi brothers come together for District Council Meetings. These gatherings are all about leadership, education, and strengthening our chapters. It’s also when each district elects its Archon, who will serve on the Executive Council for the next two years.

UPCOMING
DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETINGS
DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETINGS
Registration Now Open!
CHOOSE YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
Each chapter/colony in each district is required to register at least one representative to attend their District Council Meeting — but can send two! This is your opportunity to help shape the direction of the district, connect with fellow brothers, and bring important updates back to your campus. Be sure your group selects and registers its two representatives wisely.



ARCHON ELECTIONS
A critical aspect of District Council meetings is the election of Archons. Elected by brothers in their District, an Archon is an undergraduate member of the Executive Council and serves as the presiding officer of his district. Archons elected at the District Council meeting will sit on the Executive Council for the following two years.

ARCHON
INFO SESSIONS
INFO SESSIONS
Want to learn more about what an Archon is, the election process and serving as an Archon? Watch a recording of our Archon Info Sessions to learn all about the position and what to expect. Get firsthand knowledge from our current District Archons, and decide if running for Archon is right for you!
HOW TO RUN FOR ARCHON
Elections for Archon will be held at each District Council meeting. A candidate must be present for the District Council Meeting in order to be nominated for Archon. In order to be considered for the position of Archon, an individual must be nominated.
If you intend to run for an archon position, you can submit an Intention of Candidacy form. You are not required to submit this form. This form collects information + an updated resumé that will be provided to all attendees of the District Council meeting.

