To which groups should a DKA member be loyal according to the creed?

To which groups should a DKA member be loyal according to the creed?

• A. College, Chapter, and Society
• B. City, State, and Nation
• C. Family, Friends, and Fans
• D. Self, Wealth, and Power

Answer: (A)

Loyalty in this creed is expressed through three levels: the college that provides the academic home, the chapter where you actively participate in fraternity life, and the society—the national organization itself. This structure keeps a member rooted in the institution, supports the local chapter’s goals and integrity, and upholds the broader mission and values of the fraternity as a whole. It helps navigate duties and decisions by prioritizing the college’s standards, then the chapter’s welfare, and finally the society’s code. Other loyalties, like city, state, nation, or personal circles, aren’t the ones the creed identifies for DKA members.

Loyalty in this creed is expressed through three levels: the college that provides the academic home, the chapter where you actively participate in fraternity life, and the society—the national organization itself. This structure keeps a member rooted in the institution, supports the local chapter’s goals and integrity, and upholds the broader mission and values of the fraternity as a whole. It helps navigate duties and decisions by prioritizing the college’s standards, then the chapter’s welfare, and finally the society’s code. Other loyalties, like city, state, nation, or personal circles, aren’t the ones the creed identifies for DKA members.