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Alpha Kappa Psi Chapter Summary
Section 1. The Chapter shall attempt to confer annually the Alpha Kappa Psi Bronze Distinguished Service Award to the Chapter member who by majority vote of the Chapter is considered to have contributed noble service to the chapter.
Section 2. The Chapter can confer annually the Alpha Kappa Psi Silver Distinguished Service Award to the Chapter member who by majority vote of the Chapter is considered to have contributed noble service to the chapter.
Section 3. Only fully initiated members, immediate family, or prospective spouses shall wear the official badge of Alpha Kappa Psi.
Section 4. No jewelry or other merchandise for which the National Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi has purchase agreements (i.e., badges, badge guard pins, pledge buttons,

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