In 2021, Kappa Epsilon will honor its rich history of a professional pharmacy fraternity founded by Professor Zada Mary Cooper. On May 13, 1921, at the invitation of Professor Cooper, female pharmacy students attending the universities of Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa State agreed for the establishment of Kappa Epsilon.
Fraternity & Foundation
More than 170 KE Members united in Phoenix for the 2011 Convention. Led by the Officers of the Grand Council and Foundation, our mission is to promote scholastic and professional achievement and recognize members through awards, scholarships and fellowships. Today, Kappa Epsilon includes 25,000 members dedicated to the field of pharmacy.
2013 KE Convention
We are pleased to announce that Richmond, Virginia, and the Tau Chapter at Virginia Commonwealth University will host the 49th National Convention of Kappa Epsilon Fraternity to be held July 17-20. The deadline to register is June 1. Take action today and make plans to join us in Richmond!
The Kappa Epsilon Fraternity was established to unite women pharmacy students across the United States.
For more than 90 years, Kappa Epsilon has played an important role in the profession of pharmacy by supporting both personal and professional development through continuing education, providing networking opportunities, promoting pharmacy as a career and by participating in National Projects including Breast Cancer Awareness.
