Pete Taggart '15 Delta Kappa Epsilon and John Paul Bisciotti '15 Phi Kappa Psi ~ CaPA Students Contribute to Vibrancy of Campus Arts Community

Pete Taggart ’15 Delta Kappa Epsilon and John Paul Bisciotti ’15 Phi Kappa Psi are two of the twenty seven students who are part of the College’s Creative and Performing Arts (CaPA) Fellowship program. The program was created through the generosity of Bruce ’65 Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity and Jackie P ’02 Maggin. It provides up to $7,500 over four years to students with a record of achievement in creative and performing arts. Forming a community of artists on campus, CaPA fellows meet regularly as a group and individually with Toia to discuss their work and art in general. They help organize arts-based events and activities on campus and also travel to New York City to see performances and visit galleries and museums.

The program was created through the generosity of

Bruce ’65 Pi Lambda Phi and Jackie P ’02 Maggin.

Bruce ’65 and Jackie P ’02 Maggin. It provides up to $7,500 over four years to students with a record of achievement in creative and performing arts. Forming a community of artists on campus, CaPA fellows meet regularly as a group and individually with Toia to discuss their work and art in general. They help organize arts-based events and activities on campus and also travel to New York City to see performances and visit g

alleries and museums.

CaPA vision was a CaPA Cabaret organized this past fall. John Paul Bisciotti ’15 Phi Kappa Psi and Pete Taggart ’15 Delta Kappa Epsilon were part of a quintet. Read the full story……

“You are always wearing your letters!”

Delta Kappa Epsilon Rho Chapter of Lafayette, was founded on October 15th, 1855 in 25 South College by ten Lafayette undergraduates. Established “where the candidate most favored was he who combined in the most equal proportions the gentleman, the scholar, and the jolly good fellow. One of Delta Kappa Epsilon’s focuses within each Chapter is on community service in addition to the social aspect that goes along with most social Greek fraternities.

Phi Kappa Psi was founded at Lafayette College in 1859 at the “Penn – Theta” chapter.OUR VISION: Shared experiences allow us to succeed in our careers and relationships OUR MISSION:  The Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity engages men of integrity, further develops their intellect and enhances community involvement. With a legacy built on acceptance and trust, each brother realizes his highest potential through a lifelong experience of service and excellence.