Social Fellowship, Inc.
Other chapters in the South Central Region of Groove Phi Groove.
Central Texas Graduate Chapter Dallas - Fort Worth Graduate Chapter
Grambling State University North Texas Graduate Chapter
Texas Southern University Praire View A&M University (Panther III)
University of Houston Texas A&M University
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The Fellowship currently has thousands of members and dozens of graduate and undergraduate
chapters across the United States. Our members work in a wide variety of career areas, including
accounting, education, engineering, human resource services, local and state government, medicine,
law, protective services, information technology, religion, real estate, food service, skilled crafts,
music, professional sports, the armed services, and business.
In support of its purposes, the Fellowship’s affiliate chapters and members are encouraged to
actively support the programs identified in our National Community Service Manual and the Groove
Fund, Inc., the charitable arm of Groove Phi Groove.
WHAT DOES “GROOVE” MEAN? During the 1960s, the word “GROOVE” was popular among a
generation of young blacks. Webster’s Dictionary defines the verb “groove” as “to perform deftly or
smoothly.” As a noun, “groove” is defined as a “fixed routine in the affairs of life.” Hence, to go
against the “groove” means to work against the current establishment, and “grooving” is associated
with “socializing or fellowshipping.” These combined definitions form the essence of Groove Phi
Groove Social Fellowship, Inc.
WHAT DOES “PHI” MEAN? In “Secrets of the Great Pyramids” by Pete Thompkins, the Khemit
people of ancient Egypt created “phi” as a symbol of the creative function of the male reproductive
system and, more loosely, as “reproduction in endless series,” which is a symbolic representation of
“the fire of life.” Our Fellowship has incorporated this symbol of fertility into its name to stand for our
continual growth and development. Our “phi” symbol should not be confused with the Greek one.
They look the same but have very different meanings.
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