JOIN US ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SOCIAL MEDIA AND NETWORKING SITES

	Current student and alumni members of Pi Delta Phi, as well as faculty moderators, are invited to join our Pi Delta Phi Page on Facebook; a free Facebook® account is required. Meet and connect with other members from other chapters, learn about additional scholarships for study abroad, share your travel tips and photos, and more.
	Current alumni members who have Linkedin® accounts are also welcome to join our free Linkedin group; this group is geared more toward college graduates and professionals.

GUIDELINES FOR PI DELTA PHI CHAPTER WEBSITES AND SOCIAL NETWORKING GROUPS

1. Please make sure that your chapter webpage or Facebook® group/page clearly displays your chapter Greek letters or school name, and does not simply state "Pi Delta Phi" which can potentially cause confusion with the National website or official Facebook® group. For example, consider using a variation of: Pi Delta Phi (Mu Alpha), or Pi Delta Phi, Augustana College Chapter.


2. You may use Pi Delta Phi images (e.g. key) for your chapter website or Facebook® group, as well as on initiation programs or chapter meeting agendas that you might create and print. Unless, however, permission is granted by the Executive Board, chapters may not use the Pi Delta Phi name or any of its images on products that they wish to create and to sell (e.g. t-shirts).


3. Please do not copy and post information or lists from Pi Delta Phi publications or the National website that is likely to change or to be updated, such as: the constitution and bylaws, history of the Society, list of the members of and contact information for the Executive Board, the complete chapter list, etc. Rather, create a link to the National website so that your visitors can access the most current information.


4. Should students wish to create their own Facebook® or other social networking group, we suggest that the Chapter Moderator serve as one of the group's administrators so that over time, student administrative responsibility of the group can be assured.