Lambda Phi Epsilon International Fraternity, Inc. is a prominent Asian interest fraternity that prioritizes brotherhood, scholarship, and community service.
The UT Knoxville chapter is dedicated to personal growth and leadership development while promoting cultural awareness. Members participate in philanthropic initiatives focused on community outreach and educational programs for underserved populations. Through events like cultural festivals and mentorship programs, Lambda Phi Epsilon enhances understanding of Asian culture within the campus community. Alongside their commitment to service, the fraternity emphasizes academic achievement, encouraging members to excel in their studies and build lifelong friendships. With a focus on integrity and excellence, Lambda Phi Epsilon aims to make a meaningful impact on its members and the Knoxville community.
Chapter Name: Lambda Phi Epsilon International Fraternity. Inc.
Designation: Beta Kappa Chapter
Nickname: LFE, LPhiE, Lambdas, 人中王
Colors: Royal Blue and White
Symbols/Mascots: Dragon
Philanthropy: National Marrow Donor Program and Be The Match
National Founding: February 21, 1981 at the University of California Los Angeles
UT Founding: April 12, 2020
Standing at UT: Good Standing: One Star
Chapter GPA: 3.16
President: John Cordwell III
Standards of Fraternal Excellence
2024 Standing: Three-Star Chapter 72/100
- Education: 22.5/27
- Academics: 4/6
- Administration: 28.5/32
- Civic Engagement: 3/5
- Excellence: 14/30