National

Mu Beta Psi members gathered at the 2019 National Convention

As a national fraternity, Mu Beta Psi requires organized involvement across chapter boundaries. We have committees, run by elected officers and containing representatives from each chapter, which aid those officers in advancing the Fraternity’s goals. We also have a Permanent Board of Trustees that acts as a long-term management body. Since our chapters are spread across several states, most national meetings occur online, though Mu Beta Psi holds a national convention annually, allowing us to reunite with old friends and have face-to-face committee meetings.

Officers & Permanent Board of Trustees

Our National Officers and Permanent Board of Trustees are integral to the operations of Mu Beta Psi. Officers, along with our standing committee chairs, drive us forward by developing and implementing ideas for the betterment of the Fraternity. Officers are usually elected for terms of one to three years, while the Permanent Board of Trustees provides long-term continuity. Board members serve lifetime terms and advise our officers and committees.

Committees

Maintaining a national organization requires us to divide important tasks among national committees. Brothers from each chapter serve on committees to help establish new chapters (National Committee on Expansion) and maintain and assist existing chapters (National Committee on Chapter Maintenance). Chapter presidents also sit on the Board of Trustees. For more information about our national operations, please contact us.

Convention

National Convention is the one time each year when all chapters of Mu Beta Psi can expect to gather in person. Hosted by a different chapter each year, the location changes annually. We conduct much of our internal business during Convention, including voting on policy changes and electing new officers. Convention is not all work, though: Brothers also enjoy meeting members from other chapters, exploring the surrounding area, and spending time together. A banquet closes the Convention.