Phi Delta Phi
University of Michigan Hall
About Us
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History
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The Hall of Phi Delta Phi at the University of Michigan was founded on December 13th, 2019 exactly 150 years after its original creation in 1869. PDP is a professional Pre-Law, Co-Ed Fraternity that aims to educate its members as well as prepare them for whatever their future careers entail. Established on the three pillars of Ethics, Scholarship, and Brotherhood, PDP is unique in its emphasis on strong morality and both academic and professional excellence.
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As an international organization, Phi Delta Phi has 131 chapters, called Halls and Inns, worldwide and has initiated over 200,000 members. Over 150 years, Phi Delta Phi has maintained its desire to instill the values of ethical conduct and professionalism in its members while maintaining a thriving fraternal community.
Pillars of Phi Delta Phi
Brotherhood
Despite being relatively new to campus, PDP is extremely proud of the strong bond that its brothers already have with one another. Whether it's cramming for finals, movie nights, or social gatherings, the brothers of PDP always enjoy a good time together
Ethical Behavior
PDP was established to promote a higher standard of professional ethics in the legal field. PDP is among the oldest of legal organizations in North America and precedes the creation of the American Bar association.
Scholarship
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PDP prides itself on the academic and professional success that its members have achieved over the years. The total initiated membership of Phi Delta Phi exceeds 200,000 persons, including several American Presidents and Supreme Court judge.