Question 1

Auden Van Laeken — Pi Kappa Phi, University of Tennessee

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Through intentional goal-setting, transparent communication, and a servant-leader mentality, Auden Van Laeken inspired his chapter. He led officer retreats that focused on mission and accountability, overhauled financial systems and ensured officer transitions that protected institutional knowledge for future leaders. His leadership has resulted in a stronger, more sustainable chapter culture centered around excellence, respect and responsibility. Auden’s influence extends well beyond fraternity. As VP of Judicial Affairs for the IFC, he shouldered one of the most demanding roles on campus. Balancing fairness and education, he redefined what it means to hold peers accountable. His work helped build trust in a process that is often viewed with skepticism, and his leadership elevated the standard of conduct across the fraternity community.

Question 2

Auden Van Laeken — Pi Kappa Phi, University of Tennessee

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Through intentional goal-setting, transparent communication, and a servant-leader mentality, Auden Van Laeken inspired his chapter. He led officer retreats that focused on mission and accountability, overhauled financial systems and ensured officer transitions that protected institutional knowledge for future leaders. His leadership has resulted in a stronger, more sustainable chapter culture centered around excellence, respect and responsibility. Auden’s influence extends well beyond fraternity. As VP of Judicial Affairs for the IFC, he shouldered one of the most demanding roles on campus. Balancing fairness and education, he redefined what it means to hold peers accountable. His work helped build trust in a process that is often viewed with skepticism, and his leadership elevated the standard of conduct across the fraternity community.

Question 3

Auden Van Laeken — Pi Kappa Phi, University of Tennessee

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Through intentional goal-setting, transparent communication, and a servant-leader mentality, Auden Van Laeken inspired his chapter. He led officer retreats that focused on mission and accountability, overhauled financial systems and ensured officer transitions that protected institutional knowledge for future leaders. His leadership has resulted in a stronger, more sustainable chapter culture centered around excellence, respect and responsibility. Auden’s influence extends well beyond fraternity. As VP of Judicial Affairs for the IFC, he shouldered one of the most demanding roles on campus. Balancing fairness and education, he redefined what it means to hold peers accountable. His work helped build trust in a process that is often viewed with skepticism, and his leadership elevated the standard of conduct across the fraternity community.