Individual members of Kappa Epsilon also participate in service projects sponsored by the school. This national professional pharmaceutical fraternity for men was founded in 1879. The Gamma Theta Chapter of Kappa Psi was established at UMKC in 1957. Its purpose is to maintain the high ideals of pharmacy through emphasis on ethics, scholarship and fellowship. Kappa Psi members plan many social and professional activities each year with emphasis on campus and community service projects.
Membership is open to male students in pharmacy.
Phi Delta Chi Phi Delta Chi is a national coeducational professional pharmaceutical fraternity dedicated to the advancement of the profession of pharmacy and to the promotion of fraternalism. The Beta Epsilon chapter of Phi Delta Chi was established at UMKC in 1960. The members participate in community service projects such as hypertension screening, poison prevention education and blood drives. The goals of the chapter are to establish bonds and friendships in the organization and the School of Pharmacy that will temper the difficulties that all students meet in their years at school and to obtain an understanding of brotherhood and professionalism. Phi Lambda Sigma Phi Lambda Sigma is the national pharmacy leadership society, which promotes the development of leadership in pharmacy, especially among pharmacy students.