Kappa Alpha Pi Pre-Law Co-Ed Fraternity was founded on October 9th, 2007 at the University of Michigan. Favoring the safety of its members as well as a close-knit community, a group of students formerly associated with the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity International disbanded and established Kappa Alpha Pi in order to preserve the integrity and best interests of its membership.The purpose of this Fraternity shall be to foster knowledge of the law for undergraduate students; to provide service to the greater community and campus; to promote a strong sense of fraternalism among members; to uphold the ideals and integrity of Kappa Alpha Pi Pre-Law Co-ed Fraternity; so that each member may advance his and her intellect while contributing actively to the well-being of others. Members of Kappa Alpha Pi not only have the opportunity to attend weekly meetings with a wide array of speakers from various areas of the law, but also to engage in other professional development activities such as resume and personal statement workshops, dean panels, and mentorship programs with students from the Law School. Kappa Alpha Pi also works extensively with the Career Center, Kaplan, and Princeton Review to ensure our members affordable and valuable support in their law school endeavors. Furthermore, Kappa Alpha Pi believes that it is important to enrich our understanding of the law through community involvement, and members are able to participate in a variety of service events such as the Relay for Life, food and clothing drives, and doing projects for the children at the C.S. Mott’s Children’s Hospital at U of M.Kappa Alpha Pi now spans from coast to coast, with chapters at the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of California, Riverside; Cornell University; and many more. Growing each semester as new pledge classes emerge, Kappa Alpha Pi remains dedicated to advancing members’ understanding of the law and providing a robust fraternal community in which our members can thrive.Learn more at kappaalphapi.com.