The Worthy Chief Counselor (WCC) acts as the president of the organization.  He is charge of running meetings in collaboration with the other worthy board members.  He oversees the work being done and help the other leaders when he can.  He speaks regularly with the faculty about the organization and our work and approves projects and fundraisers that the fraternity is working on.

The Worthy Vice Counselor (WVC) acts as the vice president of the organization.  His job is to assist the WCC in running the organization as well as acting as the head of all of the chairs. He plans on making regular one-on-one meetings with the chairs to track their progress and mentor them in their work.   

The Worthy Keeper of Records and Seals (WKRS) acts as the secretary for the organization.  His responsibilities include tracking meeting minutes, keeping a calendar of events, brother hours, and working with the other brothers on planning events.  

The Worthy Keeper of Finance (WKF) acts as the treasurer of the fraternity.  He is in charge of managing the dues for each semester, keeping a record of the fraternity’s finances, and reimbursing members for expenses.

The Worthy Correspondent (WC) communicates Mu chapter activities and current financials with the national office of Phi Delta Chi on a monthly basis. The WC accomplishes this by completing chapter reports issued by the national office to ensure the chapter is complying with the current Phi Delta Chi standards of membership. 

The Worthy Prelate (WP) acts as the historian for the fraternity.  He is responsible for keeping a scrapbook of brotherhood events to project our public image to the public and nationals.  He also works towards creating new brotherhood events for the fraternity.

The Worthy Alumni Liaison (WAL) is responsible for coordinating events and communicating with Mu chapter alumni.  He is also responsible for keeping the alumni up to date with what is going on with the active members. Maintaining the chapter website and the Alumni Facebook page is another one of his duties in order to ensure that Alumni brothers of Phi Delta Chi Mu Chapter always have a home in Pittsburgh

The Worthy Master at Arms (WMA) acts to oversee the possible candidates for the fraternity. His responsibilities include teaching the new members the history and traditions of PDC both nationally and at our chapter.  He is also responsible for facilitating big/little brother bonding.

The Worthy Inner Guard (WIG) assists the WMA with the duties and responsibilities of the pledging process.  He has the same responsibilities as the WMA and his involvement varies at the WMA’s discretion.