Friday Findings
biweekly newsletter for sorority presidents, delegates and advisors
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Friday Findings is published biweekly. Friday Findings
is sent directly to the e-mail inboxes of chapter presidents, chapter
delegates, and primary chapter advisors. Request your information be placed in the next issue of Friday Findings.
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Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma, and Zeta Tau Alpha to visit campus, interested in being newest K-State sorority
Kansas State University's Panhellenic sorority community is inviting three national sororities to campus to be considered as the newest K-State sorority. "We are so excited to invite representatives from Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma and Zeta Tau Alpha to campus. These three sororities are some of the finest in the country," said Meghan Butler, K-State Panhellenic Council president. Delta Gamma representatives will visit K-State Wednesday, April 22; Zeta Tau Alpha will visit Thursday, April 23; and Alpha Phi will visit Monday, April 27. During their campus visit, each sorority will make an open presentation, which will include time for questions, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the K-State Student Union's Forum Hall; and attend a welcome reception, sponsored by K-State Greek affairs and the Panhellenic Council, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Kite's Bar and Grill in Aggieville. The presentations and the receptions are open to the campus community and public. Please invite your sisters to this exciting opportunity! More information about the sororities under consideration is available at their national Web sites: Alpha PhiDelta Gamma Zeta Tau Alpha
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Recognize those who have contributed: Greek Contribution AwardsThe K-State Greek Affairs office is now accepting nominations for the Contribution Awards, to be offered at the annual Greek Awards ceremony. Contributions Awards are offered to individuals for the positive contributions to their self, their chapter, the Greek community and the Manhattan community. All nominations are to be submitted on the behalf of a chapter by a lead coordinator. Nominations must be submitted with the brief nominations form attached. The Greek Affairs staff encourages nomination materials to be creative in their development. Suggestions for the format of nomination include, but are certainly not limited to letter(s) of recommendation, video montages (youtube clips), CD/electronic presentations, PowerPoint slide shows, product examples (newsletters, articles, photos, etc.), presentation boards. Successful nominees should have positively contributed to fraternity/sorority members' attainment of the K-State fraternity and sorority values: accountability, diversity, balance, growth, self-actualization, contribution, integrity, knowledge, creativity, relationships, and teamship. All nominations should be submitted in the Greek Affairs office no later than noon April 6, 2009.
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Getting excited for Greek Week
Look for a Greek Week promotion in your email inbox in the coming days...but until then, mark your calendars:
April 6-10: Blood Drive
Receive Greek Week points for helping to save a life!
April 14: Greek Olympics
Old Stadium will become home to one of K-State's most exciting events!
April 15: Greek Idol
Who will it be this year? Prepare your talents!
April 16: Greek Awards ceremony
Witness the first-ever awarding of the Fraternal Relevance Awards |
Ethical Recruitment spring workshops
The Directors of Recruitment will be presenting 30 minute recruitment ethics presentations to each chapter. Below is the schedule. Please email Katie McKenzie, PHC Director of Recruitment and let her know if your chapter will or will not need powerpoint/projector accommodations. Wednesday, April 1Pi Beta Phi at 5:45 p.m.
Wednesday, April 8
Kappa Kappa Gamma at 5:15 p.m.
Wednesday, April 22
Chi Omega at 5:15 p.m.
Gamma Phi Beta at 6:15 p.m.
Alpha Delta Pi at 7:30 p.m.
Kappa Delta at 8:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 26
Delta Delta Delta at 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 3
Alpha Xi Delta at 1:00 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta at 6:00 p.m.
Date and time preferences from Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Kapp have not yet been confirmed. |
Thank you Juniors!
The Panhellenic Council asked Juniors way they stayed involved in their sorority...find out that they said. Thank your juniors for their involvement and encourage them to stay involved. Our community is stronger when our older sisters lead and model the way. |
Planning for Fall 2009/Spring 2010
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UIFI Scholarship Recipient Announced
The Panhellenic Council would like to announce that Cori Komarek of Alpha Delta Pi was selected as the recipient of the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) Scholarship. We are very excited to have her representing the K-State Greek Community and are looking forward to hearing all that she learns at the institute. |
Greek LEADs Fall 2009 date set
Mark your calendars! The Fall 2009 Greek LEADs will be held Saturday, September 12. All chapter leaders and new members will be asked to participate. |
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March NewsGreek on it's way
Look in your email inbox next week for the second issue of the 2009 NewsGreek! We think you'll enjoy it! |
be you. be greek. on Facebook!
We feel K-State's Greek Community is one of the best in the nation. We want to bring that entire community together, right here on this facebook group. The be you. be greek. group is becoming a great place to find out what events are coming up in the community and to find more information about those events. We want to make this group a one stop shop for ways to get involved and create new friendships, but we need your help! Search facebook for "be you. be greek." and join the group. This group can be just one more way that K-State's Greek Community is just that much better. |
K-State HD asks you to get involved on campus
Next Tuesday, March 31 at 12:00 (noon) in the Student Union Courtyard, K-State Healthy Decisions will sponsor its final speaker series panel for the year. K-State HD will have student representatives from Greeks Go Green, Up 'Til Dawn, Gamma Rho Lambda, and more to discuss how you can get more active on campus and in the community. This is a great opportunity to learn from student leaders on campus. | |
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Issue 09 spring/fall 2009
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