Tour of International Fraternity Headquarters and Museum
The Next Seventy-Five Years (1948 to Today)
Phi Gamma Delta continued to grow in both membership size and chapter numbers during this time. Significant challenges faced the Fraternity including membership restrictions, the Civil Rights movement, alcohol and drugs, hazing, and other risk management issues.
As some chapters put themselves out of business because of poor behavior, most of the Fraternity realized the need to focus on our founding values and the mission to build courageous leaders. By doing so, the organization began to grow and thrive again.
This section of the Museum illustrates some of the risk management and membership issues faced in recent decades.
