“We, the brothers of Kappa Kappa Psi, believe that SERVICE to the college or university band program fosters responsibility, loyalty, and leadership; …”
- KAPPA KAPPA PSI CREED

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For their service project, Spring 2018 hosted a "Treat Yo' Self" station which including stress balls, Play-Doh, coloring, bubble wrap and tips to control stress. Brother Meleah Riddle poses with her "Psi" while de-stressing between classes.
“In my eyes, service is more than just physical labor. Service is preserving the history of the institution that you attend, maintaining the traditions of the program that you are a part of, and preparing the future participants for their transition into that program. Not a day goes by that I am not grateful for my experiences in the band program, and I participate in service for that very reason. I want to keep the history of the program alive while helping to prepare future students for the life-changing experiences they are about to endure.”
- Brother Kadeem Sabari, Spring 2013
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Brothers help coordinators prepare and set up for the 2018 South Carolina Music Educator's Association (SMEA) Convention at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. Pictured are Brothers Petra Robinson, Jordan Eason, and Sarah Kwak.

"Service is a way for many of us to give back to something that means so much to our organization and to the individual brothers. The service that we do does not always have a physical representation that everyone can see - sometimes our service is just being there to provide a pleasant experience for others."
- Brother Jordan Eason (Spring 2018 Vice President of Service), Spring 2016

"Service to me means the opportunity to be a part of something much greater than myself. Serving the bands is a great way to give back to a community that means a great deal to me as well as the university as a whole."
- Brother Grant Silverman, Fall 2014
Brothers of Fall 2016 learn how to set up the marching band field during Pillar Day. 
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Brothers Kelley Powell, Eric McGee, Petra Robinson, and Katie Waters help run the Registration Booth at the 2018 Southeastern District Convention in Charleston, SC.

​"As a Chapter and as an organization, our Brotherhood is made from out of love for Music. However, we would not be the same without our Service. Service allows us to support, advocate and give back to what brought us together as Brothers. Service helps to build and reinforce the qualities of a responsible, loyal, and dependable leader. It is an aspect, among others, that we should be continuously striving to do our utmost."
- Brother Brandon Smith, Fall 2016
The Brothers of the Zeta Chi chapter that service goes beyond field painting and setting up concert ensembles. Our commitment to service is about creating a culture of excellence that will define our chapter and its Brothers as those who continually and unswervingly strive for the highest!