Our Mission
Our mission is to empower members to achieve their potential in the tech industry by providing resources, mentorship, and a supportive community. We are committed to excellence, inclusivity, and the pursuit of knowledge that shapes the future of technology.
Our Pillars
Professional Development
KTP provides professional development and support for tech careers, including interview prep, resume building, mentorship, and private company recruiting.
Alumni Connections
Our alumni are spread out across the world and work at top companies, such as Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Google, startups, consulting firms, financial technology firms, and more!
Social Growth
The people you meet in KTP will go on to be some of your closest friends throughout college and beyond. We host a variety of exclusive social events throughout the semester!
Technical Advancement
Let KTP help expand your technical skillset through workshops, project guidance, and more to help prepare you for your future careers and boost your resume.
Academic Support
Kappa Theta Pi brothers strive to foster academic growth for each other. We provide a supportive network at the university that members can always rely on.
History of Kappa Theta Pi
Inception of KTP Fraternity at University of Michigan
On January 10th, 2012, at the University of Michigan, two students founded a professional fraternity aimed at informatics students. After determining interest, they gathered KTP's first-ever E-Board.
Expansion and Sponsorship
Approaching 2014, the fraternity broadened its focus to encompass many technology-related majors, including engineering and computer science. The University of Michigan School of Information officially sponsored the fraternity.
Expansion Beyond Michigan
From 2015-2017, the Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon chapters were established at the University of Pittsburgh, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Syracuse University, and the University of Maryland.
Establishment of Iota Chapter at UT-Austin
In March 2022, the Iota Chapter was officially founded at UT Austin. President and Founder Yumna Ahmed brought a new kind of fraternity to Austin, uniting STEM majors from all backgrounds.
Our Community
