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Important Dates & Announcements:
Welcome back for another successful semester at K-State. This weekly newsletter is your best source for all the updates and information that you'll need to know as a chapter leader. Please read and forward to chapter
Past Due Forms: See list of chapter below that have not yet submitted required forms.
Anti - Hazing Form: Delta Lambda Phi
Chapter Roster: Sigma Pi
The official K-State Proud Week is going to be held on the week of the 22-26.
The week will consist of activities on campus throughout the days, all
culminating in the K-State men's basketball game against Missouri on Saturday
February 27th. Donate today and make a difference in the K-State Community.
IFC Quick Updates: Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/ifc_ksu
Alcohol Awareness: Phi Delta Theta is sponsoring an alcohol awareness presentation
on Monday, Feb. 22, 2010 at 7:00pm in K-State Union 212. Everyone is invited to
attend!
Risk Management Chairs: need to set up meetings
with Steven Coen (stevenmc@ksu.edu)
Congratulations to Jason Wright, the Risk Manager of the Week!
Brotherhood Exchange: Anyone who would like to
participate, e-mail David Allen (allendvd@ksu.edu)
Community Service and
Philanthropy: Donation Forms are due the fourth Friday of the month, Feb. 26,
2010 in Union 214 or email Logan Gauby (lmgauby@ksu.edu)
If
you have anything exciting going on in your chapter that you want publicized
contact Drew Goering (goeringd@ksu.edu)
University Recruitment Days:
Other Scholarship Day - 2/22
Junior Days - 3/26, 4/12, 4/19, 5/3
*Fraternity Experience - 2/23
*K-State Open House - 2/24
Get Information for dealing with H1N1.....
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Assistant Director Search Update
K-State is
excited to welcome the following three Assistant Director of Greek Affairs -
Primary Sorority Advisor candidates to campus.
All alumni and students are invited to join the candidates for a 20
minute presentation regarding their philosophy on "Be you. Be Greek."
Each
candidate will speak for 20 minutes, followed by a meet and greet session. Attendance is highly encouraged. Feedback on all three candidates is requested
as this position holds a key role in the future of K-State's Greek program. Candidate evaluation sheets will be made
available at each candidate session.
Please
forward to this invitation to chapter members, area alumni and advisors. Candidate Resumes will be posted at www.ksu.edu/greek in the "News and
Announcements" section in the lower right corner of the page.
Please
contact K-State Greek Affairs at 785 532 5546 or greek1@ksu.edu
if you have any questions.
Friday,
February 26 at 4-5pm, Union Room 213 Andrea Brown
Monday,
March 1 at 405pm, Union Room 206 Sarah Loge
Wednesday,
March 3 at 4-5pm, Union Room 206 Kim Woiwod
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CES This Week:
Business & Hospitality Career
Fair - Tuesday,
February 23, 2010 at 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM in the Union Ballroom. Explore
full-time and internship opportunities with over 50 business and hospitality
employers.
NEXT DAY INTERVIEWS - Wednesday,
February 24, 2010 - Union Ballroom. Many
employers will set up interview schedules at the career fairs and interview
candidates the next day.
WALK-IN WEDNESDAY - Wednesday,
February 24, 2010 - 12noon-4pm, Holtz Hall. Drop by to
have your resume reviewed or to ask a quick question. No appointment necessary.
HUNT FOR HOOPS - All entries
are due February 28, 2010. Play to win
2 All-Session Tickets to the Men's Big 12 Tournament! Open to all current
K-State Students! Stop by
Holtz Hall or visit our website at www.k-state.edu/ces
to obtain an entry form.
DINING ETIQUETTE - Thursday
March 4, 2009 - 5:30 pm in Derby Dining
Center Gold Room. RSVP by 5 pm
Friday, February 26, 2009. $9.00 per
person or $5.00 + one meal exchange with a KSU meal plan. Reservations
by phone: 532-6506 (credit card or meal plan payments) or visit 100 Holtz Hall
- Hosted by CES and the Department of Hospitality Management and Dietetics
SPRING ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWING - Sign-ups
close next week for the following pre-selected interview schedules. Login to
your CES Account to submit your resume and request an interview.
·
ETHOS GROUP:
Business/Finance Manager. Deadline 2/21/10
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PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE INDUSTRIES: Manager in Training and Staff Engineer. Deadline 2/23/10
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UPC EVENTS
Friday,
February 19: Lunchtime
Lounge
featuring Eventide * K-State Student Union Courtyard * noon-1 pm
K-State
Project Runway featuring
Nick Verreos: From
5-9 p.m., watch 11 K-State students design and create outfits out of recycled
materials in the Union Courtyard. Verreos, a season 2 contestant, will
speak at 10 p.m. in Forum Hall. The fashion show of created eco-friendly
outfits will be at 11 p.m. Verreos will be one of the four judges naming
K-State's first Project Runway design champion. The event will be "fierce!" "Precious" * K-State
Student Union Forum Hall * 8 pm * $1. Also 7 and 9:30 pm Saturday and 8 pm
Sunday * $2
Monday,
February 22: "America
the Beautiful" -
a documentary on America's new obsession-physical perfection. Part of Eating
Disorders Awareness Week 2010. * K-State Student Union Little Theatre * 6 pm
"Why
we hate black women" by Hasani Pettiford, award-winning author
and speaker. * K-State Student Union Big XII Room * 7 pm
Tuesday,
February 23: UPC
All Meeting
* Union Station * 5:30 pm
K-State
Idol -
a search for K-State's most talented performer. Win door prizes. * K-State
Student Union Forum Hall * 7:30 pm
Wednesday,
February 24: Lunchtime
Lounge
featuring Caleb McGinn * K-State Student Union Courtyard * noon-1 pm
Yoga
for a Better Body Image * K-State students and Rec facility members only.
Call 532-6980 to sign up. Part of Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2010. *
K-State Rec Complex * 4:30 pm
Thursday,
February 25 ; "The
Relationship between Exercise & Body Image: Helpful or Harmful" by Beth
Fallon, assistant professor, department of kinesiology * Part of Eating Disorders
Awareness Week 2010. * K-State Student Union Flint Hills Room * 6 pm
Friday,
February 26: Fearless
Friday: A Day without Dieting * Part of Eating Disorders Awareness
Week 2010.
N*gger,
Wetb*ck, Ch*nk
(N*W*C)
Blending
theater, hip-hop, stand-up comedy, slam poetry, and true-life stories with
their own original style, three tour-de-force performers take on racial slurs,
stereotypes, and the concept of race itself in this 95-minute stage production.
Winner of "Best Play" from the American Readers Theater Association, N*GGER
WETB*CK CH*NK charges into the dangerous territory of race, but without the
predictable anger and angst. With the cast/co-writers from different ethnic
backgrounds, "The show traces the origins and evolution of three derogatory
terms that shaped our lives and took the place of a genuine understanding of
our distinct cultures. In doing this show we hope to depower these words for
ourselves and for our audiences." The event is free,
but a general admission ticket is required. Tickets are available at the McCain
Box Office or the K-State Student Union Little Theatre Box Office. * McCain
Auditorium * 8 pm
"Old
Dogs" *
K-State Student Union Forum Hall * 8 pm * $1. Also 7 and 9:30 pm Saturday and 8
pm Sunday * $2
Also
check out the William T. Kemper Art Gallery featuring the Black
History Month Exhibit by Billy Williams, a K-State graduate.
2010-2011
UPC Exec applications are now available.
For
more information, visit k-state.edu/upc.
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Greek LEADS
Sunday
February 21st, 2010 from 1 pm - 5 pm in the K-State Student Union. All
chapter officers are expected to be in attendance. Click here for a complete schedule |
Badge Day
Monday,
Mar. 1,2010. Get pumped
about dressing up and wearing your badge on campus. This is a great way to show
your pride for your fraternity. Prizes
will be given to people spotted on campus dressed up.
Email Isaac at bazeball@ksu.edu with questions.
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Greek Night for
the Women's Basketball:
After a meeting with the
athletics department last Thursday, the GreekNight basketball game has been
scheduled for Wednesday, February 24th at 7:00 pm vs. Texas Tech. The theme for
the game will be 80's night and the chapter members with the best costumes will
be selected to participate in the half-time festivities. Also, the chapter with
the largest percentage of attendees will receive a $100 donation to the
philanthropy of their choice from the athletics department. We look forward to
seeing you all there!
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Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010 - Working w/ Greek Groups
for Community Service & Volunteer Involvement
7:00-9:00pm - Facilitated by Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
at 1807 Todd Road
Please bring Greek
Chapter Philanthropy and Community Service Information as well as other
ideas for Greek/Manhattan Community volunteer and service
collaboration. Contact Ann Virgo at avirgo4@ksu.edu with any questions.
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UIFI Applications Now Available! UIFI is the
premier leadership development experience for undergraduate fraternity and
sorority members and brings students together from across North America for an
intensive five day institute. At UIFI students are challenged to rethink
the meaning and purpose of fraternity and sorority and provided the awareness
and skills necessary to elevate their chapter, council, and community.
This summer, we are pleased to offer nine sessions of UIFI. All sessions
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Greek Survey Responses:
95% of people who took the survey where of
white/ Caucasian ethnicity
80% of respondents said they thought their
chapter provides an environment which is conducive to academic success.
73% of respondents said they understand or
clearly understand the FIPG Risk Management policies.
81% of respondents said they were willing or
very willing to act in accordance with the Responsibility and FIPG Risk
Management Policies (Up from 50% from 2 years ago)
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2/9
Recruitment Class Attendance: Emily
Lehning, Asst. V.P. - New Student Services
Acacia, Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Gamma Rho, Beta Sigma Psi, Beta Theta Pi,
Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Delta Upsilon, FarmHouse, Kappa Sigma, Lambda
Chi Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Theta Xi
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