About Us

Brotherhood, Leadership, Service, and Philanthropy

Quick Facts

✦ Mission

To guide men on a lifelong discovery of authenticity and personal growth.

✦ Vision

A world where Lambda men live authentic, fulfilling lives and contribute through the pursuit of their noble purpose.

Motto

Leaders Among Men

Colors

Royal Blue and White

Mascot

Dragon

Nicknames

Lambdas, LFE, LPhiE

Founding date

February 25, 1981 (UCLA)

January 2, 2006 (FSU)

Founding core

University of California Los Angeles

Fraternal Scope

International

Fraternal Classification

Social and Service

CORE VALUES

AUTHENTICITY

COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP

CULTURAL HERITAGE

LOVE

WISDOM

Brotherhood

Brotherhood lies at the heart of our chapter, forming the foundation of everything we do. Beyond shared traditions and social events, it represents a deep bond of trust, support, and accountability among our brothers. Click through for examples of Brotherhood within our Chapter

Holi

Our bros Celebrating the Hindu tradition of Holi: where people playfully smear each other with colored powder (gulal) and water, representing unity and the start of spring.

IM volleyball

Pictured here is our intramural beach volleyball team!

Relay for Life

Led by Greg Regala, our active house helped raise $1500 in the fight against cancer!

Installation Ceremony

Uncs

Breakaway Tampa 2025

A majority of our active house attended Breakaway together!

MGC Icecream social

Our bros helped serve icecream and had fun engaging with the MGC community!

Fall 2025 first SASE GBM

Our bros popping out to the first SASE GBM of the year!

APIAVote 2025: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Our bros representing the Asian student body at FSU at the anual APIAVote youth training program!

Leadership

Leadership development is a cornerstone of Lambda Phi Epsilon, extending far beyond our chapter walls into the broader FSU community. Our brothers consistently demonstrate the fraternity's core values of authenticity, courageous leadership, and cultural heritage through their active participation in diverse student organizations across campus.

From serving as presidents and directors of major cultural organizations to holding key positions in academic societies and campus governance, our members embody the fraternity motto "Leaders Among Men" through tangible contributions to student life. These leadership roles not only advance the missions of various organizations but also provide our brothers with invaluable experience in organizational management, event planning, community outreach, and cross-cultural collaboration.

Asian American Student Union

Byron Solis - Assistant Director (2019-2020)
Sean Faletti - Outreach Coordinator (2022-2023)
Sean Faletti - Director (2023-2024)
Damion Huynh - Assistant Director (2025-2026)
Raiden Quibang - Programming Coordinator (2025-2026)
Moinul Islam - Secretary (2024-2026)

Vietnamese Student Association

Alan Le - Fundraising Chair (2021-2022)
Alan Le - President (2022-2023)
Max Le - Treasurer (2022-2023)
Max Le - President (2023-2024)
Jake Liu - Graphics Chair (2023-2024)
Jake Liu - Historian (2023-2024)
Damion Huynh - Secretary (2023-2024)
Andy Tran - Treasurer (2023-2024)
Max Le - Senior Advisor (2024-2025)
Johnny Le - Historian (2024-2025)
Brooklyn Le - Treasurer (2024-2025)

Filipino Student Association

Cullen Hemsouvanh - Events Coordinator (2019-2020)
Cullen Hemsouvanh - Internal Vice President (2020-2021)
Ian Javelosa - Cultural Chair (2023-2024)
Richyie Gonzaga - Events Coordinator (2024-2025)
Ian Javelosa - Education Chair (2024-2025)

Korean American Student Association

Michael Ko - Events Coordinator (2018-2019)
Felipe Min - Fundraising Chair (2022-2023)
Noah Kim - Public Relations (2024-2025)
Chase Nosari - Fundraising Chair (2025-2026)

South Asian Student Association

Sean Faletti - Vice President (2022-2023)
Sean Faletti - President (2023-2024)
Ishaan Verma - Treasurer (2023-2024)
Sean Faletti - Senior Advisor (2024-2025)
Danny Alex - Treasurer (2024-2025)
Mann Patel - External Vice President (2025-2026)
Neil Jhala - Graphic Chair (2025-2026)

Chinese American Student Organization

Daniel Patton - Internal Vice President (2022)
Kenny Su - Treasurer (2022-2023)
Ivan Zheng - Secretary (2024-2025)
Andrew Zhang - Event Coordinator (2025-2026)

Japanese Student Association

Sean Garis - Internal Vice President (2024-2025)

Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers

Cullen Hemsouvanh - Secretary (2020-2021)
Kenny Su - Internal Vice President (2022-2023)
Andy Tran - External Vice President (2023-2024)
Neil Jhala - External Vice President (2025-2026)
Greg Regala - Fundraising Chair (2025-2026)

Multicultural Greek Council

Daniel Patton - Vice President of Administrative Affairs (2021-2022)
Brendan Davis - Vice President of Internal Affairs (2022-2023)
Alan Le - Vice President of Finance (2022-2023)
David Duong - Vice President of Public Relations (2022-2023)
Damion Huynh - Executive Vice President (2023-2024)
Tyler Nguyen - Vice President of Finance (2024-2025)
Greg Regala - Executive Vice President (2025-2026)

Student Government Association

[Leadership positions to be added]

Union Board

[Leadership positions to be added]

Health Educated Asian Leaders

[Leadership positions to be added]

Service

Service is at the core of Lambda Phi Epsilon's mission, reflecting our commitment to making a meaningful impact in our community. Through various volunteer initiatives, campus partnerships, and community outreach programs, our brothers actively engage in causes that align with our values of authenticity and love. From participating in local food drives and environmental cleanups to tutoring students and supporting campus diversity initiatives, we believe that true leadership is demonstrated through selfless service to others. Our service efforts extend beyond individual acts of kindness to create lasting positive change that strengthens both our brotherhood and the communities we serve.

Philanthropy

Lambda Phi Epsilon partners with the National Marrow Donor Program to honor the legacy of Evan Chen, a Stanford brother whose battle with leukemia highlighted the urgent need for greater bone marrow donor representation within the APIDA community. Since many patients cannot find matches within their families and often rely on donors of similar ethnic backgrounds, our fraternity is committed to increasing awareness and registrations to save lives. Through ongoing marrow typing drives, we continue Evan’s fight by empowering our members and communities to provide hope for those battling life-threatening blood cancers. To learn more about this program, look out for our philanthropy events and visit the nmdp website.

Culture

Although Lambda Phi Epsilon is an Asian-interest fraternity, our chapter proudly welcomes brothers from diverse cultural, ethnic, and personal backgrounds. We believe that the strength of our brotherhood comes not from uniformity, but from the unique experiences, perspectives, and traditions that each member brings. Together, we embody the spirit of Lambdas by fostering inclusivity, celebrating cultural heritage, and standing united in our commitment to leadership, service, and brotherhood.

Our Cultural Roots 🌍
Brother Heritage
Other Countries

Click or hover over highlighted countries to see our brothers' cultural backgrounds