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[[Phi Kappa Phi]] is an international collegiate honor society. Following is a list of notable members of Phi Kappa Phi.
[[Phi Kappa Phi]] is an international collegiate honor society. Following is a list of notable members of Phi Kappa Phi.


== Academia ==
== Academia ==


=== Presidents ===

* [[Joseph E. Aoun]], 7th president of [[Northeastern University]]
* [[Amine Bensaid]], president of [[Al Akhawayn University]]
* [[John R. Brazil]], president of [[Trinity University (Texas)|Trinity University]]
* [[Vernon D. Crawford]], dean and interim president of the [[Georgia Institute of Technology]]
* [[James Creese]], president of the [[Drexel University|Drexel Institute of Technology]]
* [[Peter M. Donohue]], president of [[Villanova University]]
* [[Milton Stover Eisenhower]], president of three major American [[universities]]
*[[Marye Anne Fox]], chancellor of the [[University of California, San Diego]]
*[[Abram W. Harris]], president of [[Northwestern University]] and the [[University of Maine]], a founder of [[Phi Kappa Phi]] and [[Alpha Delta Tau]]
*[[Matina Horner]], sixth president of [[Radcliffe College]]
*[[Freeman A. Hrabowski III]], president of [[University of Maryland, Baltimore County]]
*[[Leon H. Johnson]], president of [[Montana State University]]
*[[Robert Khayat]], chancellor of the [[University of Mississippi]]
*[[Carolyn Meyers]], president of [[Jackson State University]]
*[[Tedd L. Mitchell]], fifth [[Chancellor (education)|chancellor]] of the [[Texas Tech University System]]
*[[Frederick D. Patterson]], president of what is now [[Tuskegee University]] and founder of the [[United Negro College Fund]]
*[[L. Timothy Perrin]], sixth president of [[Lubbock Christian University]]
*[[Roger C. Poole]], twice as interim president of [[The Citadel]]
*[[Lou Anna Simon]], 20th president of [[Michigan State University]]
*[[James Monroe Smith (academic administrator)|James Monroe Smith]], president of [[Louisiana State University]]
*[[Teresa A. Sullivan]], 8th president of the [[University of Virginia]]
*[[Bertrand M. Tipple]], founder and president of [[Methodist International College]] in [[Rome, Italy]]
*Michael A. Wartell, chancellor emeritus of [[Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne]]
*[[Richard F. Wilson]], 18th President [[Illinois Wesleyan University]]

=== Provosts and vice presidents ===

* Abdul Rasheed Na'Allah, [[vice chancellor]] of [[Kwara State University]] and [[vice chancellor]] of [[University of Abuja]]
* [[David Silva (linguist)|David Silva]], [[Provost (education)|provost]] and academic vice president of [[Salem State University]]

=== Deans ===

* [[Paul R. Cunningham]], [[surgeon]] and [[Medical education|medical educator]] and one of the few [[African American]] medical [[Dean (education)|deans]]
* [[William Henry Emerson]], [[chemist]]ry professor and dean at [[Georgia Tech]]
* [[William Dudley Geer]], dean of the [[School of Business]] at [[Samford University]]
* [[Jon L. Mills]], dean of the [[University of Florida Levin College of Law]] and [[List of Speakers of the Florida House of Representatives|speaker of the Florida House of Representatives]]
* [[Robert Morris Ogden]], dean of the [[Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences]]
* [[Elyn Saks]], associate dean and professor at the [[University of Southern California Law School|University of Southern California Gould Law School]]
* [[William Vernon Skiles]], [[Professors in the United States|professor]] of mathematics and [[Dean (education)|dean]] at the [[Georgia Institute of Technology]]
*[[Mildred Bertha Thurow Tate]], first [[Dean of Women]] at the [[Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University]]
*[[William Tate (academic)|William Tate]], [[Dean (education)|dean]] of men at the [[University of Georgia]]

=== Department chairs ===

* [[Jaime Homero Arjona]], chair of the Department of Foreign Languages at the [[University of Connecticut]]
* [[Herman Churchill]], founding chairman of the History Department of [[University of Rhode Island|Rhode Island State College]]
* [[Benjamin Hsiao]], chair of the chemistry department at [[Stony Brook University]]
* [[Behram Kurşunoğlu]], [[physicist]] and the director of the [[Center for Theoretical Studies, University of Miami]]
* [[Wilbur R. LePage]], professor and department chair of [[electrical and computer engineering]] at [[Syracuse University]]
* [[William D. Metz]], chairman of the Department of History at the [[University of Rhode Island]]
*[[Christopher McKnight Nichols]], chair in national security studies and professor of history at [[Ohio State University]]
*[[Theodore Schultz]], [[Nobel Memorial Prize]]–winning economist and chairman of the [[University of Chicago]] Department of Economics
*William A. Wimsatt, chairman of the Department of Zoology at [[Cornell University]]

=== Faculty ===
*[[Doris Twitchell Allen]], psychologist and professor
*[[Doris Twitchell Allen]], psychologist and professor
*[[Stephen Ambrose]], historian and professor
*[[Stephen Ambrose]], historian and professor
*[[Kwame Anthony Appiah]], philosopher, professor, and awardee of the [[National Humanities Medal]]
*[[Kwame Anthony Appiah]], philosopher, professor, and awardee of the [[National Humanities Medal]]
*[[Peter B. Armentrout]], chemistry professor at the [[University of Utah]]
*[[Robert Ashford]], professor of law at the [[Syracuse University College of Law]],
*[[George C. Baldwin]], theoretical and experimental physicist and professor
*[[George C. Baldwin]], theoretical and experimental physicist and professor
*[[John R. Brazil]], president of [[Trinity University (Texas)|Trinity University]]
*[[Erle Bartley]], agricultural science professor at [[Kansas State University]]
*[[Ann Bermingham]], professor of art history emeritus at the [[University of California, Santa Barbara]]
*[[Mark Boyce (ecologist)|Mark Boyce]], professor of [[population ecology]] in the [[University of Alberta]]
*[[Charles Congden Carpenter]], professor of zoology at the University of Oklahoma
*[[Frances St John Chappelle]], assistant in psychology at the University of Nevada
*[[Mary Ethel Creswell]], home economist and university professor
*[[Eugene Current-Garcia]], [[Auburn University]] professor emeritus of American literature and founding editor of the [[Southern Humanities Review]]
*[[Shane Davis (astrophysicist)|Shane Davis]], assistant professor of astronomy at the [[University of Virginia]]
*[[David Herbert Donald]], historian and professor
*[[David Herbert Donald]], historian and professor
*[[Peter M. Donohue]], president of [[Villanova University]]
*[[Michael P. Doyle (microbiologist)|Michael P. Doyle]], regents professor of [[food microbiology]] at the [[University of Georgia]]
*[[Harry Morton Fitzpatrick]], professor of [[mycology]] at [[Cornell University]]
*[[Barbara Forrest]], professor of philosophy in [[Southeastern Louisiana University]]
*[[Barbara Forrest]], professor of philosophy in [[Southeastern Louisiana University]]
*[[Barry Glassner]], professor of sociology
*[[Marye Anne Fox]], chancellor of the [[University of California, San Diego]]
*[[John Graham (economist)|John Graham]], [[Financial economics|financial economist]] and professor at the [[Duke University]] [[Fuqua School of Business]]
*[[Larissa Grunig]], [[public relations]] theorist and professor emerita at the [[University of Maryland, College Park]]
*[[Susan Haack]], professor of philosophy, and professor of law at the [[University of Miami]]
*[[Claude Hall]], historian and professor
*[[Claude Hall]], historian and professor
*[[Laurin L. Henry]], professor and researcher in presidential transitions
*[[Abram W. Harris]], president of [[Northwestern University]] and the [[University of Maine]], afounder of [[Phi Kappa Phi]] and [[Alpha Delta Tau]]
*[[Freeman A. Hrabowski III]], president of [[University of Maryland, Baltimore County]]
*[[Douglas W. Jones]], [[computer scientist]] at the [[University of Iowa]]
*[[Edward A. Jones]], linguist and college professor
*[[Milton Stover Eisenhower]], president of three major American [[universities]]
*[[Edward L. Kaplan]], mathematician and professor at [[Oregon State University]]
*[[Robert Khayat]], chancellor of the [[University of Mississippi]]
*[[Mark L. Knapp]], distinguished teaching professor emeritus at the [[University of Texas at Austin]]
*[[John Knox (meteorologist)|John Knox]], [[meteorologist]] and professor at the [[University of Georgia]]
*[[Riki Kobayashi]], professor of chemical engineering at [[Rice University]]
*[[Dickran Kouymjian]], professor of Armenian Studies at the [[California State University, Fresno]]
*[[Louis LaPierre]], professor of ecology
*[[Louis LaPierre]], professor of ecology
*[[Peter Lasersohn]], professor of [[linguistics]] at the [[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]]
*[[Jose P. Laurel]], 3rd president of the [[Philippines]]
*[[Mary M. Lepper]], [[political scientist]] and scholar of [[public administration]]
*[[Kyle D. Logue]], professor of law at the [[University of Michigan Law School]]
*[[Patricia Yancey Martin]], professor of sociology emerita at [[Florida State University]]
*[[Florence Marie Mears]], professor of [[mathematics]] at [[The George Washington University]]
*[[Ole Moen]], [[Emeritus|professor emeritus]] in American Civilization at the [[University of Oslo]]
*[[Elizabeth Ann Nalley]], chemist and professor of chemistry at [[Cameron University]]
*[[Elizabeth Ann Nalley]], chemist and professor of chemistry at [[Cameron University]]
*[[Michael P. Nelson]], professor of environmental philosophy and ethics at [[Oregon State University]]
*[[Shlomo Sawilowsky]], rabbi and professor
*[[Emmanuel Nnadozie]], educator, [[economist]], and professor of economics
*[[Bernadotte Everly Schmitt]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning historian and professor of Modern European History at the [[University of Chicago]]
*[[Andrea Grimes Parker]], computer scientist and associate professor at [[Georgia Tech]]
*[[Alison Dundes Renteln]], professor at the [[University of Southern California]]
*Connie S. Rosati, professor of philosophy at the [[University of Texas at Austin]].
*Ronald J. Rychlak, professor at the [[University of Mississippi School of Law]]
*[[Shlomo Sawilowsky]], [[professor]] of educational statistics at [[Wayne State University]]
*[[Bernadotte Everly Schmitt]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning historian and professor of modern European history at the [[University of Chicago]]
*[[Steffen Schmidt]], faculty of [[Iowa State University]]
*[[Steffen Schmidt]], faculty of [[Iowa State University]]
*[[Theodore Schultz]], [[Nobel Memorial Prize]]–winning economist and chairman of the University of Chicago Department of Economics
*[[Floyd Van Nest Schultz]], professor of electrical engineering at the University of Tennessee and [[Purdue University]]
*[[Lou Anna Simon]], 20th president of [[Michigan State University]]
*[[Sally Terry]], political science professor at [[Tufts University]]
*[[Robert Trundle]], [[philosopher]], [[author]], and college [[professor]]
*[[James Monroe Smith (academic administrator)|James Monroe Smith]], president of [[Louisiana State University]], 1930–1939
*[[W. Harry Vaughan]], professor of [[ceramic engineering]] at the [[Georgia Institute of Technology|Georgia School of Technology]]
*[[Teresa A. Sullivan]], 8th president of the [[University of Virginia]]
*[[Jill Zimmerman]], computer scientist, professor, and head of the Goucher College Robotics Lab
*[[Michael Vocino]], librarian and professor at the [[University of Rhode Island]]
*[[Valree Fletcher Wynn]], first African-American professor at [[Cameron University]]
*[[Jill Zimmerman]], computer scientist, professor, and head of the [[Goucher College]] robotics lab
*[[Maxine Baca Zinn]], sociologist and professor
*[[Blaž Zupan]], [[computer scientist]] and university professor


== Art and architecture ==
== Art and architecture ==


* [[Agnes Ballard]], architect
* [[Lamar Dodd]], artist
* [[Lamar Dodd]], artist
* [[Leslie Erganian]], artist who works in [[photography]], [[collage]], [[Assemblage (art)|assemblage]], and [[animation]]
* [[Leslie Erganian]], artist who works in [[photography]], [[collage]], [[Assemblage (art)|assemblage]], and [[animation]]
* [[Victoria Fu]], visual artist
* [[Glenna Goodacre]], sculptor, designer of the [[Vietnam Women's Memorial]]
* [[Glenna Goodacre]], sculptor, designer of the [[Vietnam Women's Memorial]]
* [[Joe Lewis (artist)|Joe Lewis]], artist
* [[Harold Lohner]], [[printmaker]] and [[Type designer|designer]] of [[freeware]] and [[shareware]] [[Typeface|fonts]]
* [[Richard Mawdsley]], artist
* [[Joana Ricou]], artist
* [[William Rupp]], modernist architect considered part the [[Sarasota School of Architecture]]
* [[Frank Albert Waugh]], pioneer of [[landscape architecture]]
* [[Frank Albert Waugh]], pioneer of [[landscape architecture]]


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* [[James Barksdale]], president and CEO of [[Netscape Communications Corporation]]
* [[James Barksdale]], president and CEO of [[Netscape Communications Corporation]]
* [[Charles T. Carpenter]], banker who was taken hostage by the [[Dalton Gang]]
* [[Robert E. Freed]], amusement park owner
* [[Felipe Gozon]], chairman of [[GMA Network (company)|GMA Network]]
* [[Ray O. Johnson]], CEO of [[Technology Innovation Institute]] and former [[Lockheed Martin]] chief technology officer
* [[William N. Kinnard]], real estate educator, author, and expert
* [[Alice Marriott]], [[entrepreneur]] and [[philanthropist]]
* [[Robert A. McDonald]], chairman, president, and CEO of [[Procter & Gamble]]
* [[Robert A. McDonald]], chairman, president, and CEO of [[Procter & Gamble]]
* [[John D. Zeglis]], president of [[AT&T]] and the [[chairman]] and [[chief executive officer]] (CEO) of [[AT&T Wireless]]
* [[Claude H. Nash]], cofounded, CEO, and chairman of [[ViroPharma|ViroPharma Incorporated]] and CEO of Bloodstone Ventures
* [[Soni Oyekan]], [[chemical engineer]] and president and CEO of Prafis Energy Solutions
* [[Donald Weder]], inventor and president of Highland Supply Corporation
* [[John Zeglis]], president of [[AT&T]] and the [[chairman]] and [[chief executive officer]] (CEO) of [[AT&T Wireless]]

== Education ==

* [[Marilyn Barrueta]], public school teacher and inductee in the [[National Teachers Hall of Fame]]
* [[Alma Mary Hamilton]], high school teacher
* [[Laura Temple]], educational missionary
* [[Emily Stipes Watts]], chair of the [[Illinois Board of Higher Education]]
* [[P. K. Yonge]], founding member of the [[Florida Board of Control]], the governing body of the [[State University System of Florida]]


== Entertainment ==
== Entertainment ==


* [[Nilo Alcala]], composer
* [[Ernie Anastos]], [[Emmy Awards|Emmy Award]] winning television news anchor and talk show host
* [[William Bolcom]], composer and pianist, recipient of the [[Pulitzer Prize]], the [[National Medal of Arts]], and a [[Grammy Award]]
* [[William Bolcom]], composer and pianist, recipient of the [[Pulitzer Prize]], the [[National Medal of Arts]], and a [[Grammy Award]]
* [[David Brubeck]], jazz musician
* [[David Brubeck]], jazz musician
* [[Paul Comi]], actor
* [[Gaby Concepcion]], television host and actress
* [[Karl Engemann]], record industry executive, producer, and entertainment industry personal manager
* [[Renee Fleming]], opera singer and [[Grammy Award]] winner
* [[Renee Fleming]], opera singer and [[Grammy Award]] winner
* [[Roswell Clifton Gibbs]], chairman of the Department of Physics at [[Cornell University]]
* [[Margie Holmes]], psychologist and Filipina television host
* [[Arlie Honeycutt]], [[Miss North Carolina]] 2012
* [[Arlie Honeycutt]], [[Miss North Carolina]] 2012
* [[Steve Inskeep]], host of ''[[Morning Edition]]'' and ''[[Up First]]'' on [[National Public Radio]]
*[[Sharon Jordan]], actress
*[[Sharon Jordan]], actress
*[[Ellis Marsalis, Jr.|Ellis Marsalis]], [[jazz]] musician
*[[Ellis Marsalis, Jr.|Ellis Marsalis]], [[jazz]] musician
*[[Resh Marhatta]], actor and filmmaker
*[[Gulimina Mahamuti]], pianist
*[[Deborah Norville]], television anchor for ''[[Inside Edition]]'' and member of the board of directors at [[Viacom (2005–present)|Viacom]] Corporation
*[[Deborah Norville]], television anchor for ''[[Inside Edition]]'' and member of the board of directors at [[Viacom (2005–present)|Viacom]] Corporation
*[[Timothy Rhea]], [[Music director|director of bands]] and music activities at [[Texas A&M University]]
*[[Christopher Rouse (composer)|Christopher Rouse]], [[Pulitzer Prize for Music|Pulitzer Prize]]-winning composer
*[[Christopher Rouse (composer)|Christopher Rouse]], [[Pulitzer Prize for Music|Pulitzer Prize]]-winning composer
*[[George Shannon (actor)|George Shannon]], actor
*[[Kathy Smith (filmmaker)|Kathy Smith]], filmmaker
*[[Regina Hansen Willman]], composer

== Government ==

* [[Jonathan S. Adelstein]], former commissioner of the [[Federal Communications Commission]]
* [[Jolly Bugarin]], director of the [[National Bureau of Investigation (Philippines)|National Bureau of Investigation]]
* [[H. N. Cheng]], research [[chemist]] with the [[U.S. Department of Agriculture]] in its [[Agricultural Research Service]]
* [[Asher Hobson]], agricultural economist with the [[U.S. Department of Agriculture]]
* [[Mary Gregory Jewett]], preservationist and historian who ran the [[Georgia Historical Commission]]
* [[Niklaus Grunwald]], [[biologist]] and [[plant pathologist]] with the USDA [[Agricultural Research Service]]
* [[John E. Nixon]], director of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget
* [[Peter Rheinstein]], former U.S. [[Food and Drug Administration]] official
* [[Bobelle Sconiers Harrell]], pilot who was awarded the [[Congressional Gold Medal]](as part of the [[Civil Air Patrol]]


== Law ==
== Law ==


* [[Charles Bayley Adams]], [[President pro tempore of the Vermont State Senate|President]] of the [[Vermont State Senate]] and a justice of the [[Vermont Supreme Court]]
* [[Stephen H. Anderson]], [[United States federal judge|Senior United States circuit judge]] of the [[United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit]]
* [[Fernande R. V. Duffly]], associate justice of the [[Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court]]
* [[Fernande R. V. Duffly]], associate justice of the [[Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court]]
* [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]], [[Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States]]
* [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]], [[Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States]]
* [[Shiro Kashiwa]], [[Attorney General of Hawaii]], judge of the [[United States Court of Claims]], and a [[United States federal judge|United States circuit judge]] of the [[United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit]]
* [[Dale A. Kimball]], [[Senior status|senior]] [[United States federal judge|United States district judge]] of the [[United States District Court for the District of Utah]]
* [[Jose P. Perez]], [[Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines]]
* [[Vincent Ragosta]], [[Rhode Island Superior Court]] justice
* [[Jane A. Restani]], [[Senior status|senior]] [[United States federal judge|United States Judge]] of the [[United States Court of International Trade]]
* [[Edward Terry Sanford]], [[Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States]]
* [[Edward Terry Sanford]], [[Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States]]
* [[Chesterfield Smith]], president of the [[American Bar Association]] during the [[Watergate scandal]]
* [[Chesterfield Smith]], president of the [[American Bar Association]] during the [[Watergate scandal]]
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== Literature and journalism ==
== Literature and journalism ==


* [[John Balaban (poet)|John Balaban]], poet
* [[David Baldacci]], novelist
* [[David Baldacci]], novelist
* [[Gaétan Brulotte]], writer
* [[Lela E. Buis]], author, poet, and painter
* [[Lela E. Buis]], speculative [[fiction writer]], [[playwright]], [[poet]] and [[artist]]
* [[Julie Cantrell]], editor and best-selling author
* [[Turner Catledge]], senior executive of ''[[The New York Times]]''
* [[Turner Catledge]], senior executive of ''[[The New York Times]]''
* [[Rita Dove]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning poet
* [[Rita Dove]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning poet
* [[Robert B. Downs]], author and librarian
* [[Ernest J Gaines]], author, [[MacArthur Foundation]] fellow, and awardee of the [[National Humanities Medal]]
* [[Ernest J Gaines]], author, [[MacArthur Foundation]] fellow, and awardee of the [[National Humanities Medal]]
* [[Alex Grant (poet)|Alex Grant]], poet
* [[John Grisham]], author
* [[John Grisham]], author
* [[R. S. Gwynn]], poet
* [[Charles W. Henderson]], author who writes about military history
* [[Charles W. Henderson]], author who writes about military history
* [[Harold Kaese]], [[Sports journalism|sports writer]], best known for covering [[Major League Baseball]]
* [[W. Patrick Lang]], author, commentator on the [[Middle East]], special forces officer, and intelligence executive
* [[W. Patrick Lang]], author, commentator on the [[Middle East]], special forces officer, and intelligence executive
* [[Lucky Meisenheimer]], author
* [[Kathleen Parker]], nationally syndicated columnist for ''[[The Washington Post]]''
* [[Kathleen Parker]], nationally syndicated columnist for ''[[The Washington Post]]''
* [[Stephanie Saul]], [[Pulitzer Prize]] winning journalist known for her work at ''[[Newsday]]'' and ''[[The New York Times]]''
* [[George Edward Stanley]], author of books for children
* [[Harvey Wasserman]], investigative reporter and senior editor of The ''[[Columbus Free Press]]''
* [[John Noble Wilford]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning journalist
* [[John Noble Wilford]], [[Pulitzer Prize]]–winning journalist


== Military ==
== Military ==


* [[Edward K. Beale]], retired [[United States Coast Guard]] [[Commander (United States)|Commander]]
* [[Jody A. Breckenridge]], [[United States Coast Guard]] admiral
* [[William Allen Knowlton]], [[Superintendent of the United States Military Academy]]
* [[William Allen Knowlton]], [[Superintendent of the United States Military Academy]]
* [[Ray Mabus]], 75th [[United States Secretary of the Navy]]
* [[Ray Mabus]], 75th [[United States Secretary of the Navy]]
* [[Walter Wojdakowski]], retired [[United States Army]] [[Major General]]


== Politics ==
== Politics ==
* [[H. Gardner Ackley]], [[economist]] and former United States [[ambassador]] to Italy
* [[H. Gardner Ackley]], [[economist]] and former United States [[ambassador]] to Italy
* [[Charles Bayley Adams]], [[President pro tempore of the Vermont State Senate|President]] of the [[Vermont State Senate]] and a justice of the [[Vermont Supreme Court]]
*[[Jonathan S. Adelstein]], former commissioner of the [[Federal Communications Commission]]
*[[Ellis Arnall]], [[List of governors of Georgia|69th governor of Georgia]]
*[[Ellis Arnall]], [[List of governors of Georgia|69th governor of Georgia]]
*[[Enrique Belo]], member of the Philippine [[Batasang Pambansa (legislature)|Batasang Pambansa]]
*[[Kathleen Blanco]], [[List of governors of Louisiana|54th governor of Louisiana]]
*[[Kathleen Blanco]], [[List of governors of Louisiana|54th governor of Louisiana]]
*[[Bill Birchfield]], politician, lawyer, and civic leader in [[Jacksonville]], [[Florida]]
*[[Walt Brown (politician)|Walt Brown]], politician and former presidential candidate of the [[Socialist Party USA]]
*[[William Denis Brown III]], [[Louisiana State Senate]] (1968–1976)<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thenewsstar/obituary.aspx?pid=156381763#fbLoggedOut|title=William Denis Brown, III|newspaper=[[The News-Star|Monroe News-Star]], March 9, 2012|access-date=July 13, 2013}}</ref>
*[[William Denis Brown III]], [[Louisiana State Senate]] (1968–1976)<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/thenewsstar/obituary.aspx?pid=156381763#fbLoggedOut|title=William Denis Brown, III|newspaper=[[The News-Star|Monroe News-Star]], March 9, 2012|access-date=July 13, 2013}}</ref>
*[[Julie Cantrell]], editor and best-selling author
*[[Jimmy Carter]], 39th [[president of the United States]]
*[[Jimmy Carter]], 39th [[president of the United States]]
*[[Eric Chua]], Singapore [[14th Parliament of Singapore|Member of Parliament]]
*[[Hillary Clinton]], 67th [[United States Secretary of State]]
*[[Hillary Clinton]], 67th [[United States Secretary of State]]
*[[Thad Cochran]], [[United States Senator]]
*[[Thad Cochran]], [[United States Senator]]
*[[Charles J. Davis]], [[Michigan House of Representatives]]
*[[Mike Davis (politician)|Mike Davis]], [[California State Assemblyman]] (2006–2012), president pro tem, LA Board of Public Works Commission
*[[Mike Davis (politician)|Mike Davis]], [[California State Assemblyman]]
*[[Raul Daza]], member of the House of Representatives of the Philippines
*[[Luis Ernesto Derbez]], Mexico's [[Secretariat of Economy (Mexico)|Secretary of Economy]] and [[Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Mexico)|Secretary of Foreign Affairs]];
*[[Michael Dukakis]], 65th and 67th [[Governor of Massachusetts]]
*[[Michael Dukakis]], 65th and 67th [[Governor of Massachusetts]]
*[[Tim Flakoll]], [[North Dakota State Senator]]
*[[Tim Flakoll]], [[North Dakota State Senator]]
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*[[Robert Gates]], 22nd [[United States Secretary of Defense]]
*[[Robert Gates]], 22nd [[United States Secretary of Defense]]
*[[Al Gore]], 45th [[Vice President of the United States|vice president of the United States]]
*[[Al Gore]], 45th [[Vice President of the United States|vice president of the United States]]
*[[Alberto Gutman]], member of the [[Florida Senate]] and [[Florida House of Representatives]]
*[[Nathaniel Edwin Harris]], [[List of governors of Georgia|61st governor of Georgia]]
*[[Nathaniel Edwin Harris]], [[List of governors of Georgia|61st governor of Georgia]]
*[[Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa]], [[United States Senator]]
*[[Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa]], [[United States Senator]]
*[[Marjorie Holt]], [[United States Congresswoman]]
*[[Marjorie Holt]], [[United States Congresswoman]]
*[[Mark Hutchison]], 34th [[lieutenant governor of Nevada]] and [[Nevada Senate]]
*[[William Marion Jardine]], [[United States Secretary of Agriculture]] and [[Ambassador]]
*[[William Marion Jardine]], [[United States Secretary of Agriculture]] and [[Ambassador]]
*[[Alf Landon]], [[List of governors of Kansas|26th governor of Kansas]] and United States presidential nominee
*[[Alf Landon]], [[List of governors of Kansas|26th governor of Kansas]] and United States presidential nominee
*[[Jose P. Laurel]], 3rd president of the [[Philippines]]
*[[Loren Legarda]], senator of the [[Republic of the Philippines]]
*[[Loren Legarda]], senator of the [[Republic of the Philippines]]
*[[Orie Loucks]], ecologist and professor at [[Miami University]] Department of Zoology.
*[[Ferdinand Marcos]], 10th president of the [[Philippines]] and [[kleptocrat]]
*[[Ferdinand Marcos]], 10th president of the [[Philippines]] and [[kleptocrat]]
*[[Jon L. Mills]], [[List of Speakers of the Florida House of Representatives|Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives]] and dean of the [[University of Florida Levin College of Law]]
*[[Edward Perkins]], former United States [[Ambassador]] and director of the United States [[Diplomatic Corps]]
*[[Edward Perkins]], former United States [[Ambassador]] and director of the United States [[Diplomatic Corps]]
*[[Russell Peterson]], [[List of governors of Delaware|66th governor of Delaware]]
*[[Russell Peterson]], [[List of governors of Delaware|66th governor of Delaware]]
*[[Phil Preis]], lawyer and candidate for governor in [[Louisiana]]
*[[Jalaluddin Rakhmat]], member of the [[People's Representative Council]]
*[[Fidel V. Ramos]], 12th president of the [[Philippines]]
*[[Fidel V. Ramos]], 12th president of the [[Philippines]]
*[[Harry Reid]], [[United States Senate Majority Leader]]
*[[Harry Reid]], [[United States Senate Majority Leader]]
*[[Emma Ridgway]], [[Washington House of Representatives]]
*[[Peter Rheinstein]], former U.S. [[Food and Drug Administration]] official
*[[Mitt Romney]], 70th [[governor of Massachusetts]]
*[[Mitt Romney]], 70th [[governor of Massachusetts]]
*[[Carlos P. Romulo]], president of the Fourth Session of [[United Nations General Assembly]]
*[[Carlos P. Romulo]], president of the Fourth Session of [[United Nations General Assembly]]
*[[Robert Walter Scott]], [[List of governors of North Carolina|67th governor of North Carolina]]
*[[Robert Walter Scott]], [[List of governors of North Carolina|67th governor of North Carolina]]
*[[James Graves Scrugham]], [[List of governors of Nevada|14th governor of Nevada]]
*[[James Graves Scrugham]], [[List of governors of Nevada|14th governor of Nevada]]
*[[Harry Shiver]], [[Alabama House of Representatives]]
*[[Robert L. F. Sikes]], [[United States Congressman]]
*[[Robert L. F. Sikes]], [[United States Congressman]]
*[[Trent Sisemore]], Mayor of [[Amarillo, Texas]]
*[[William Howard Taft]], 27th [[President of the United States]] and 10th [[Chief Justice of the United States]]
*[[William Howard Taft]], 27th [[President of the United States]] and 10th [[Chief Justice of the United States]]
*[[Morris Udall]], [[U.S. Representative]]
*[[Morris Udall]], [[U.S. Representative]]
*[[Matthew VanDyke]], freedom fighter and prisoner of war (POW) in the [[2011 Libyan civil war|2011 Libyan Civil War]]
*[[Matthew VanDyke]], freedom fighter and [[prisoner of war]] in the [[2011 Libyan civil war|2011 Libyan Civil War]]

== Religion ==

* Carolyn Tanner Irish, 10th [[Bishop]] of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Utah]]
* [[Stephen E. Robinson]], Mormon religious scholar


== Science and technology ==
== Science and technology ==


*[[James P. Bagian]], [[physician]], [[engineer]], and former [[NASA]] [[astronaut]][[Stephen Bowen (astronaut)|Stephen Bowen]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]]
*[[Bernard A. Harris, Jr.]], first [[African American]] to [[spacewalk]]
*[[Samuel T. Durrance]], scientist who flew aboard two [[NASA]] [[Space Shuttle]] missions as a [[payload specialist]]
*[[Douglas Engelbart]], [[inventor]] and [[internet pioneer]]
*[[Douglas Engelbart]], [[inventor]] and [[internet pioneer]]
*[[Maria Elizabeth Fernald]], [[entomologist]]
*[[Bernard A. Harris, Jr.]], first [[African American]] to [[spacewalk]]
*[[Ora Willis Knight]], naturalist and the state mineralogist for [[Maine]]
*[[Tim Kopra]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]] and former commander of the [[International Space Station]]
*[[Tim Kopra]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]] and former commander of the [[International Space Station]]
*[[Craig D. Idso]], founder, president, and chairman of the board of the [[Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change]]
*[[Wendy Lawrence]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]]
*[[Wendy Lawrence]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]]
*[[Jerry M. Linenger]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]] who flew on the [[Space Shuttle]] and [[Space Station]] [[Mir]]
*[[Franklin Matthias]], [[civil engineer]] who directed the construction of the [[Hanford nuclear site]]
*[[James A. McDivitt]], commander of [[Gemini 4]] and [[Apollo 9]]
*[[James A. McDivitt]], commander of [[Gemini 4]] and [[Apollo 9]]
*[[George Andrew Olah]], [[Nobel Prize]]–winning chemist
*[[George Andrew Olah]], [[Nobel Prize]]–winning chemist
*[[Rahul Pandit]], condensed matter physicist, [[Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology|Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar laureate]]
*[[Rahul Pandit]], condensed matter physicist, [[Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology|Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar laureate]]
*[[Ronald Parise]], scientist who flew aboard two NASA [[Space Shuttle]] missions as a [[payload specialist]]
*[[Linus Pauling]], [[Nobel Peace Prize]] and [[Nobel Prize]] in chemistry
*[[Linus Pauling]], [[Nobel Peace Prize]] and [[Nobel Prize]] in chemistry
*[[Ida Rhodes]], [[mathematician]] who was influential in early [[computer]] development
*[[Yvette Richardson]], meteorologist
*[[Claude Shannon]], the father of [[information theory]]
*[[Claude Shannon]], the father of [[information theory]]
*[[Norman Thagard]], [[NASA]] [[astronaut]]
*[[Kathryn C. Thornton]], scientist and a former [[NASA]] [[astronaut]]


== Sports ==
== Sports ==


* [[Robelyn Garcia]], professional basketball player
* [[Bob DuPuy]], former president and chief operating officer of [[Major League Baseball]]
* [[Bob DuPuy]], former president and chief operating officer of [[Major League Baseball]]
* [[Melvin Ejim]], professional basketball player
* [[Ted Howard (soccer)|Ted Howard]], soccer excecutive
* [[Ted Howard (soccer)|Ted Howard]], soccer executive
* Shelby Metcalf, college basketball coach
* [[Rosalie Passovoy]], tennis player
* [[Jim Tressel]], former head football coach at [[Ohio State University]]
* [[Jim Tressel]], former head football coach at [[Ohio State University]]
* [[Marshall Tyler]], head coach of the [[Rhode Island Rams football]]
* [[Dallas Ward]], head football coach at the [[Colorado Buffaloes football|University of Colorado]] in [[Boulder, Colorado|Boulder]]


== References ==
== References ==
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See also: Category:Members of Phi Kappa Phi

Phi Kappa Phi is an international collegiate honor society. Following is a list of notable members of Phi Kappa Phi.

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References[edit]

  1. ^ "William Denis Brown, III". Monroe News-Star, March 9, 2012. Retrieved July 13, 2013.
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Phi_Kappa_Phi_members&diff=1223343175&oldid=1221597594

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