2010-: Michael E. Jenkins (Zeta Psi, 2007)
2008-2010: Brandon Ratcliff (Mu Beta, 2006)
2007-2008: Christopher D. O'Donnell (Rho Tau, 2004)
2005 - 2007: Charles Webb Patton (Alpha Rho, 2003)
2004-2005: Brian A. Smith (Pi Rho, 2002)
2003-2004: Travis Tester (Rho Tau, 2001)
2002-2003: Kenneth Tice (Zeta Psi, 1999)
2001-2002: Brian K. Bard (Omicron Epsilon, 1998)
2000-2001: Shawn McDonald (Rho Tau, 1994)
1999-2000: Patrick McGraw (Omicron Epsilon, 1995)
1998-1999: Jai J. Cotman (Iota Beta, 1995)
1997-1998: Patrick S. Clancy (Rho Tau, 1995)
1996-1997: K. Dean Shatley II(Rho Tau, 1993)
1995-1996: Richard Sigler (Iota Epsilon, 1993)
1994-1995: Jeff Hoffman (Lambda Beta, 1988)
1992-1994: John Brian Heath (Zeta Psi, 1989/Rho Tau, 1993)
1989-1992: John M. Doherty (Alpha Rho, 1987)
1989: Donald R. Baker (Iota Beta, 1987)
1988-1989: James E. Wooten (Zeta Psi, 1986)
1988: Kyle E. Barger (Iota Epsilon, 1987)
1986-1988: J. Michael Lopp (Iota Epsilon, 1985)
1984-1986: McLin S. Choate III (Zeta Psi, 1983)
1983-1984: A. Theodore Neely (Rho Tau, 1981)
1979-1983: Gary A. Blizzard (Zeta Psi, 1977)*

*The office was created in 1979 as Province Liasion Officer. It was changed to Collegiate Province Representative in 1982)

Zeta Psi and Rho Tau are tied with having the most CPR's having been initiated at their chapter, with six CPR's each. If the chapter at which the CPR was an active member is taken into account, then Rho Tau has had seven CPR's, as John Brian Heath was active initially at Zeta Psi then at Rho Tau during his term. Likewise, Zeta Psi may be considered to have had seven CPR's as one CPR initiated out of state was active at Zeta Psi at the time of his election.

Iota Epsilon is second, with three CPR's. As with the formula indicated above, Iota Epsilon may be considered to have had four CPR's, as John Doherty was initiated at Alpha Rho, but did not serve as CPR until he was an active member at Iota Epsilon.

Iota Beta, Omicron Epsilon, and Alpha Rho are tied for third, with two CPR's each.

Mu Beta and Pi Rho are tied for fourth, with one CPR each.

Five chapters - Sigma Beta, Mu Lambda (inactive), Gamma Kappa (inactive), Eta Beta, Rho Beta, and Rho Psi (inactive) - have not had CPR's to come from among their initiates.

The first African-American CPR, Donald Baker from North Carolina A&T State University, was elected and served in 1989.

As indicated above, only one CPR was initiated at a chapter out of state.