David McDonald (Beloit ’82) has spent decades giving back to Phi Psi as an advisor, volunteer and mentor. His story reflects a lifelong commitment to service, brotherhood and supporting the generations of Phi Psis who follow.

Derek Miller (Wabash ’20) continues to live out The Great Joy of Serving Others through his career and service to Phi Psi. As an advisor and mentor, he remains committed to helping undergraduate Brothers grow while staying connected to the Fraternity beyond graduation.

After years of dedicated service to Phi Kappa Psi, Marc Dumas DePaul ’93 recently concluded his term as National President, leaving a lasting impact on the Fraternity and its members.

For Connor Brok (Drexel '16), Phi Kappa Psi volunteerism is a natural extension of the values that have shaped both his career and his life. As the current Volunteer Director of Member Education, he brings a thoughtful, growth-oriented mindset to supporting undergraduate members. 

For Connor Brok (Drexel '16), Phi Kappa Psi volunteerism is a natural extension of the values that have shaped both his career and his life. As the current Volunteer Director of Member Education, he brings a thoughtful, growth-oriented mindset to supporting undergraduate members. 

Dustin Meeks (Ball State '14) exemplifies what it means to give back to the Fraternity that helped shape him. An Indiana Iota alum and now the current Chapter Advisor for the chapter, Dustin continues to invest in the growth of undergraduate brothers.

Michael’s leadership is rooted in lifelong brotherhood, service, and a belief that how we show up for young men today shapes the future of the Fraternity. Through hands-on involvement and a deep respect for Phi Kappa Psi’s values, he continues to give back in meaningful, lasting ways.

In this Volunteer Spotlight, we’re pleased to feature Mike Conley (Penn State ’75). Mike reflects on his professional journey, the lasting impact of his Phi Psi experience, and why remaining engaged as an alumnus is so important to him.

We’re excited to highlight one of the incredible individuals who supports our work. Andre Hebert (UL Lafayette ’17), the current chapter advisor for Louisiana Beta, shares a bit about his experience, interests, and what volunteering means to him.