Friday Findings: Extended Version
biweekly newsletter for sorority chapter officers, chapter advisors, and friends |
| Friday Findings: Extended Version is published biweekly. Friday Findings: Extended Version is sent directly to the e-mail inboxes of all listed chapter officers, chapter advisors, and primary chapter advisors. Request your information be placed in the next issue of Friday Findings. |
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Update your Chapter rosters by May 15!
By Monday all chapter presidents and primary chapter advisors will receive two important documents and instructions on how to update chapter rosters. This information will come electronically (by email). It is crucial all updates and documentation materials are provided no later than May 15, 2009. From these rosters, spring 2009 grade reports will be developed. Questions may be sent to Shawn. |
Extension process in final step!
On this Monday evening the Panhellenic Council will vote to approve the recommendation of the Extension Committee as to which national sorority will be K-State's newest sorority. This recommendation was carefully crafted by those on the Extension Committee after extensive review and consideration of each of the three groups visiting campus. The committee's recommendation was provided by email to all chapter presidents, Panhellenic delegates, and primary chapter advisors.
Those on the Extension Committee put in many hours and much hard work to prepare for the proper and appropriate growth of our sorority community. Please thank these individuals for all of their efforts:
Alumnae Members
Gayle Spencer, Chi Omega - Committee Chairwoman
Jenifer Scheibler, Alpha Delta Pi
Mary Vanier, Gamma Phi Beta
Sue Peterson, Kappa Delta
Pam Mosher, Sigma Kappa
Collegiate Members Courtney Graham, Alpha Chi Omega Danielle Butler, Alpha Xi Delta Kelly Rupp, Delta Delta Delta Ashlyn Smith, Kappa Alpha Theta (replaced seat of Chelsea L'Ecuyer) Tricia Robben, Kappa Kappa Gamma Katie Niederee, Pi Beta Phi
Non-voting membersMeghan Butler, 2009 Panhellenic Council President (replaced seat of Macy Wendler, 2008 Panhellenic Council President) |
The Panhellenic Council leadership seeks your feedback
Please take some time to offer you feedback and insight to the Panhellenic Council leadership. Meghan Butler, PHC President, is interested in knowing what you think about the leadership of the Panhellenic over the past semester and what you'd like to see next semester. Please complete the online feedback survey no later than May 15, 2009.
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Enjoy Sunset Reval this weekend, support the Christopher Reeves Foundation
It's that time of year again! This Saturday, May 2nd, is Sigma Nu and Sigma Phi Epsilon's highly anticipated Sunset Revival 2009. Sunset Revival is a charity concert held annually in the front lawn of Sigma Nu every year. It is the 2nd largest concert in Riley County (only second to Stampede) and the largest philanthropy in the Greek community. All benefits raised at the concert will once again go to the Christopher Reeves Foundation (a charity dedicated to helping those with spinal cord injuries). T-shirts will cost $20 and will be on sale for the remainder of the week at the student union from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. and also will be sold all day on Saturday at the entrance to the concert. The t-shirts will be your ticket into the concert, and you can come and go as you please. Sunset Revival is a great tradition that supports an excellent cause and it really is one of the last spectacular events that happens before school is let out for Summer break. This year looks to be even more special with appearances by Willie the Wildcat and Men's Head Basketball Coach Frank Martin. Band Line-Up Front Stage: 2:15 The Floozies 3:30 Lloyd Likes Mike 4:45 Muzizi 6:15 Ballyhoo! 8:00 Wrong Way Back Stage: 1:30 Mr. Chazs 2:30 Tide House 3:30 Triad6 4:30 Matt, Scott, & Johnny 5:30 Blue Cream Billies |
Apply now for this on campus job!: Fall 2009/Spring 2010 Women's Center Position,
Greek Community Liaison
The K-State Women's Center is currently developing a paid student position to increase connections with the Greek community. We hope to fill the position between July 1st and August 21, 2009. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Hours /PayThe position will start at $8.50 per hour with $.50 merit increases each semester, up to $10.00 per hour. First- and Second- year students are encouraged to apply. This position will require a minimum of 8-10 hours per week; for the right individual, 20 hours per week are available, including after-hours and weekend opportunities. DescriptionThe student who fills this position will have office duties similar to other student positions within the Women's Center: general office assistance, fliering, campus errands, staffing the information kiosk in the Union, assisting with programs and presentations, and so forth. However, an additional focus of this position will be to assist the Director in the development of programming or events pertinent to the Greek community, and in assisting in the growth of partnerships between the Women's Center and the Greek community for collaboration on philanthropic events. ApplicationsA hard copy of student's resume and a short letter of interest may be submitted to Mary Todd, 206 Holton Hall, anytime before August 20, 2009. Letter should indicate what the student feels are strength areas as well as interest areas. Students who wish to drop by the Women's Center and speak with current students or check out the space are encouraged to do so anytime. Specific questions about the position not addressed in this description may be sent to Mary Todd. |
Share you College Lifestyle with the National Panhellenic Conference
MyCollegeLifestyle.com is NPC's next step in reaching out to
potential new members on your behalf. The National Panhellenic Conference is reaching out to potential new members. They need your help to keep our organizations strong by attracting bright and ambitious recruits. In an effort to present sorority life in a light that is free of common stereotypes and misperceptions, they are seeking REAL sorority women like you who are willing to step forward and represent the true meaning of sisterhood.
Visit www.mycollegelifestyle.com today. By submitting your photo and completing the information, your profile may be selected and featured on NPC's Web sites for women considering sisterhood. | |
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Philanthropy/Community Service
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Bowl with Retirees
Stoneybrook Retirement is looking for your help. Beginning on May 13 at 1:30 p.m. the retirement center will begin offering a trip to the K-State Student Union bowling alley for it's residents. As some residents are in wheelchairs or use a walking device, Stoneybrook hope some of you will express interest in assisting the residence to the bowling alley from the bus, assist them bowl, and then assist them back onto their bus. If you or any of your sisters are interested, please email Clarence Bauman with Stoneybrook Retirement. |
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On Campus and In the Community |
Sigma Kappa updates their sisters
Pick up the Winter 2009 issues of the Sigma Kappa Triangle, Sigma Kappa's national magazine and turn to page 26. Here you'll see the Theta Tau chapter began this school year some renovations to the chapter house...and celebrate in costume, dressed as Sigma Kappa founders! |
Pi Beta Phi chapter makes international Pi Phi news!
The Kansas State Pi Beta Phi sisters were excited to learn thier winning of the 2009 Sorority of the Year (offered to them and Gamma Phi Beta during Greek Week/Greek Awards) made international news. Visit the Pi Beta Phi website to learn more! |
Past Alpha Xi Delta National President and K-State alumna shares "Where she is now"
Anyone reading Spring 2009 issue of the Quill, the national magazine of Alpha Xi Delta, will be thrilled to she an article about Lois Kopper Stump (page 34). Lois is a graduate of K-State (1937) and served as the national president of Alpha Xi Delta from 1971 to 1974. Lois shares about her time as national president, helping to purchase the property for Alpha Xi's national headquarters, and her plans for the future. K-State greek should be be proud of this outstanding alumna! |
K-State Kappas share about spring break service in The Key
On page 44 of Kappa Kappa Gamma's national magazine, The Key, the four K-Staters share a photograph with Kappas around the world of their spring break trip to Little Rock, Arkansas where they "participated in various Habitat for Humanity projects throughout the city." | |
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issue 12EV
spring/fall 2009
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