Kappa
Theta Pi
The University of Washington's chapter of Kappa Theta Pi. We're the first KTP chapter in the Pacific Northwest.
Who We Are
About Us
Kappa Theta Pi is the nation's first professional technology fraternity. Our UW chapter brings together students who want to build things, not just talk about them.
We organize around five pillars: academic support, professional development, social growth, technological development, and alumni connections. In practice, that means study groups, project teams, workshops, and guest speakers throughout the year.
Members come from majors across campus, not just CS. What they share is curiosity and a willingness to put in the work alongside people who care as much as they do.
Our Five Pillars
For the love of technology.
Rush KTP
We recruit every fall and spring. No prior tech experience required, just curiosity. Here's how rush works.
Tuesday, April 7
Information Night
Get to know what KTP is and what we're all about.
Wednesday, April 8
Meet & Greet
Connect with current members and learn more about our community.
Thursday, April 9
Game Night
Experience our professional development culture firsthand.
Saturday, April 11
Applications Due
Submit your application by end of day.
Wednesday, April 15
Closed Rush
Invite-only final round.
Times and locations announced each cycle.
Executive Board
Meet the people running the chapter this year.
Akshat Ghuge
Chapter President
Informatics
Annika Iyer
VP External/Membership
Biology
Kesh Muthu
VP Finance
Informatics
Shragvi Sunil
VP of Internal
Ryan Mark Genova
VP Professional Dev
Informatics
Amrit Sharma
VP Technical Dev
ACMS
Enhlen Bayarbahdal
VP of Marketing
International Studies
KTP Network
Where Our Members Work
Across top tech, finance, and consulting teams. Hover to pause.
Our Network
KTP Chapters
KTP chapters across the nation.
University of Washington
Our ChapterSeattle, Washington
Brings together students from UW's CS, informatics, and business programs. We're the first KTP chapter in the Pacific Northwest.
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan · Founding Chapter
The founding chapter. Still runs project teams and professional-development workshops for students across every major.
Stanford University
Stanford, California
Sits in Silicon Valley, close to the companies and founders many members end up working with.
MIT
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Connects students to MIT's research labs and the startup scene that surrounds them.
University of Indiana
Bloomington, Indiana
A small, close-knit chapter with members plugged into the Midwest's growing tech industry.
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
Draws students from Cornell's wide range of majors who want to pair technical skill with leadership experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about KTP.
Get in Touch
Questions about rush, partnerships, or the chapter? Send us a note — it goes straight to our inbox.
kappathetapi@uw.edu
Where
University of Washington
City
Seattle, WA 98195
Prospective members, recruiters, and partners all welcome. This demo form stores your message locally instead of emailing.