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Volume 8, Issue 2

GREEK COLUMNS Newsletter of the Drexel Univers i ty Of f ice of Fraternity & Soror i ty L i fe

Academics 2

Greek Week 3

FSL Awards 12

Greek News 15

Important Dates 20

Alt. Spring Break 18

Inside this Issue

2009 Dean’s Cup Winners Announced Spring 2010

Alpha Chi Rho Hosts Memorial Day Event Celebrating Veterans

Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, and Chi Upsilon Sigma Sorority awarded the Dean’s Cups at FSL Awards. Complete award details on pages 12-14

On Monday, May 31, Alpha Chi Rho fraternity hosted an event in the Armory to remember those who have given their lives defending the United States. The event honored the family members of the fallen soldiers by presenting them with flowers. Drexel ROTC color guard presented along with Sergeant

First Class Davis, who spoke on his experiences in the Middle East and the importance of celebrating Memorial Day. Inter-faith minister Brian Musser also delivered a few moving words on the significance of Memorial Day and offered a prayer remembering the fallen soldiers.

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There was an amazing response for this term’s call for applications. The following members were selected to be

initiated into the spring 2010 class on June 28, 2010:

Steffanie Altman – Delta Zeta

Harish Bojwani – Sigma Beta Rho

Margaret DeGennaro – Phi Sigma Sigma

Jaclyn Greenbaum – Delta Phi Epsilon

Ashish Joseph – Sigma Beta Rho

Kerri Lee – Phi Sigma Sigma

Zeyad Loubnan – Pi Kappa Alpha

Maggie Olson – Phi Mu

Jordan Parellada – Alpha Pi Lambda

Clayton Powers – Phi Kappa Psi

Stephen Richmond – Sigma Alpha Mu

Priyanka Setty – Delta Zeta

Mike Spadola – Alpha Epsilon Pi

Rita Thanh Bucca – Alpha Sigma Alpha

Olga Zeilinska – Alpha Sigma Alpha

Order of Omega Spring 2010 Class


Achieving Academic Excellence The following Greek students achieved a 4.0 GPA

during the winter 2010 term:

* Has a term and cumulative GPA of 4.0 **Has cumulative GPA of 4.0 but not in classes during the winter term/on co-op

Rashad Ahmed, Pre-Junior, Sigma Beta Rho Grace Bellato, Junior, Phi Sigma Sigma

Steven Bukowczyk , Senior, Pi Kappa Alpha Nicholas Coleman**, Pre-Junior, Phi Kappa Psi

Andrew Ellenberg, Sophomore, Lambda Chi Alpha Sarah Galante, Junior, Delta Zeta

Grace Gamble, Pre-Junior, Alpha Sigma Alpha Emmanuel Georganas, Junior, Alpha Pi Lambda

Andrew Goodman*, Freshman, Tau Kappa Epsilon Erik Groch*, Sophomore, Pi Kappa Phi Tyler Hajzus, Senior, Pi Kappa Alpha

Ashley Hensley*, Freshman, Delta Zeta Brandon Hinman, Junior, Pi Kappa Alpha

Jared Hurwich, Sophomore, Alpha Epsilon Pi Benjamin Jann*, Sophomore, Lambda Chi Alpha

Bonnie Johnson, Senior, Delta Zeta Pelin Kansu*, Freshman, Delta Zeta

Karim Laib*, Pre-Junior, Pi Kappa Alpha Sarah Lindsay, Senior, Delta Zeta

Stacy Litz, Junior, Alpha Sigma Alpha Eileen Moran*, Pre-Junior, Alpha Sigma Alpha

Shane Newman, Junior, Theta Chi Gerard Nocco*, Freshman, Pi Kappa Alpha

Francis Palumbo, Sophomore, Tau Kappa Epsilon Amanda Panicali, Pre-Junior, Phi Sigma Sigma

Jill Patel, Pre-Junior, Delta Zeta Angela Petro, Senior, Alpha Sigma Alpha

Allison Pfender, Pre-Junior, Phi Sigma Sigma Lucas Quagliata, Junior, Sigma Phi Epsilon Andrea Roberts, Junior, Alpha Sigma Alpha

Timothy Schlindwein, Pre-Junior, Sigma Phi Epsilon Priyanka Setty, Senior, Delta Zeta

Michael Spadola, Pre-Junior, Alpha Epsilon Pi Alice Stevenson*, Freshman, Delta Zeta

Jithu Thazhathel, Pre-Junior, Iota Nu Delta Alexandra Wiest, Pre-Junior, Phi Mu

Ian Wilson, Sophomore, Pi Kappa Alpha

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GREEK WEEK 2010

The Nick Pipino RunThe Nick Pipino RunThe Nick Pipino Run

Greek Life donated $1068.50 to the Greek Life donated $1068.50 to the Greek Life donated $1068.50 to the Pipino Scholarship Fund raised Pipino Scholarship Fund raised Pipino Scholarship Fund raised during the Greek Week Pasta Dinnerduring the Greek Week Pasta Dinnerduring the Greek Week Pasta Dinner


Multicultural Greek Council DodgeballMulticultural Greek Council DodgeballMulticultural Greek Council Dodgeball

Arm WrestlingArm WrestlingArm Wrestling

CANstruction Participating chapters donated over 1200 canned goods to Philabundance

IFC 1st Place: Pi Kappa Phi PHC 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma MGC 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho & Delta Phi Omega

Blood Drive This year’s Red Cross Greek Challenge Blood Drive collected 324 pints of blood — a 19% increase from last year. This blood can help save 972 lives!


Step & Stroll


Talent Show


Greek Week Results

Flag Football 1st Place: Pi Kappa Alpha 2nd Place: Alpha Chi Rho 3rd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Powderpuff Football 1st Place: Delta Phi Epsilon 2nd Place: Phi Mu 3rd Place: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Phi Sigma Sigma

Arm Wrestling (IFC) 1st Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon (<180) Pi Kappa Phi (180+) 2nd Place: Pi Kappa Alpha (<180); Alpha Epsilon Pi (180+) 3rd Place: Sigma Alpha Epsilon (<180);Tau Kappa Epsilon (180+)

Arm Wrestling (PHC) 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma (<130) Phi Mu (130+) 2nd Place: Alpha Sigma Alpha (<130); Delta Phi Epsilon (130+) 3rd Place: Delta Phi Epsilon (<130); Alpha Sigma Alpha (130+)

Arm Wrestling (MGC) 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho (<180; 180+); Sigma Psi Zeta (<130; 130+) 2nd Place: Delta Epsilon Psi (<180); Iota Nu Delta (180+);

Delta Phi Omega (<130; 130+) 3rd Place: Iota Nu Delta (<180); Delta Epsilon Psi (180+)

Tricycle Race 1st Place: Pi Kappa Phi (IFC); Delta Zeta (PHC); Iota Nu Delta

(MGC); Delta Phi Omgea (MGC) 2nd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon (IFC); Phi Mu (PHC);

Sigma Beta Rho (MGC) 3rd Place: Pi Kappa Alpha (IFC); Delta Phi Epsilon (PHC);

Delta Epsilon Psi (MGC)

IFC Volleyball 1st Place: Pi Kappa Alpha 2nd Place: Pi Kappa Phi 3rd Place: Alpha Chi Rho

Pizza Eating (Men) 1st Place: Alpha Epsilon Pi (IFC); Delta Epsilon Psi (MGC) 2nd Place: Pi Kappa Alpha (IFC); Sigma Beta Rho (MGC) 3rd Place: Alpha Chi Rho (IFC); Iota Nu Delta (MGC)

Pie Eating (Women) 1st Place: Delta Zeta (PHC); Delta Phi Omega (MGC) 2nd Place: Phi Mu (PHC); Sigma Psi Zeta (MGC) 3rd Place: Delta Phi Epsilon (PHC)


Step & Stroll (IFC) 1st Place: Pi Kappa Alpha 2nd Place: Alpha Epsilon Pi 3rd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Step & Stroll (MGC) 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho; Delta Phi Omega 2nd Place: Delta Epsilon Psi 3rd Place: Iota Nu Delta

Step & Stroll (PHC) 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma 2nd Place: Delta Zeta 3rd Place: Delta Phi Epsilon

Talent Show (IFC) 1st Place: Alpha Epsilon Pi 2nd Place: Pi Kappa Alpha 3rd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Talent Show (MGC) 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho 2nd Place: Delta Epsilon Psi 3rd Place: Iota Nu Delta

Talent Show (PHC) 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma 2nd Place: Delta Zeta 3rd Place: Phi Mu

Chariot Race (IFC) 1st Place: Pi Kappa Phi/Pi Kappa Alpha 2nd Place: Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3rd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Chariot Race (MGC) 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho; Delta Phi Omega 2nd Place: Delta Epsilon Psi 3rd Place: Iota Nu Delta

Chariot Race (PHC) 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma 2nd Place: Phi Mu 3rd Place: Delta Phi Epsilon

Tug of War (IFC) 1st Place: Pi Kappa Alpha 2nd Place: Sigma Phi Epsilon 3rd Place: Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Tug of War (MGC) 1st Place: Sigma Beta Rho; Delta Phi Omega 2nd Place: Iota Nu Delta 3rd Place: Delta Epsilon Psi

Tug of War (PHC) 1st Place: Phi Sigma Sigma 2nd Place: Delta Zeta 3rd Place: Delta Phi Epsilon

Final Rankings IFC 1. Pi Kappa Alpha 2. Alpha Epsilon Pi 3. Sigma Phi Epsilon 4. Lambda Chi Alpha 5. Pi Kappa Phi 6. Sigma Alpha Mu 7. Alpha Chi Rho 8. Alpha Pi Lambda 9. Phi Kappa Psi 10. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 11. Tau Kappa Epsilon 12. Theta Chi

PHC 1. Phi Sigma Sigma 2. Delta Zeta 3. Phi Mu 4. Delta Phi Epsilon 5. Alpha Sigma Alpha

MGC 1. Delta Epsilon Psi 2. Sigma Beta Rho 3. Iota Nu Delta

MGC 1. Delta Phi Omega 2. Sigma Psi Zeta


Fraternity & Sorority Life Awards On May 12, the Drexel fraternity and sorority community gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of our community over the past year. This year the awards look a little bit different. The three governing councils worked together to streamline the recognition process across the entire community and implemented community-wide awards, presented to the best of the best through the entire Greek community. In addition, some new awards were introduced, including the Order of Omega Award for Academic Excellence, the Khushbu Kheti Greek Week Spirit Award, Greek Advocate Award, Award for Excellence in programming, Greek Unity, and the Commitment to Community Service Award. Overall, the evening highlighted the growth of individuals, chapters and the community over the past year and challenged many to continue to strive for excellence in the upcoming year.

New Member of the Year Award recipients from the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils

Excellence in Alumni Involvement Award recipient—Alpha Pi Lambda Fraternity

Khushbu Kheti (left) Greek Week Spirit Award presented to Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity


Order of Omega Award for Academic Excellence Chi Upsilon Sigma, Delta Phi Epsilon

Khushbu Kheti Greek Week Spirit Award Lambda Chi Alpha, Lexie Miller -Delta Phi Epsilon

Lauren Fitzgerald Memorial Recreation Award Blake Bolstick - Sigma Phi Epsilon

Advisor of the Year David Kaganovsky- Alpha Pi Lambda

Award for Excellence in Alumni Involvement Alpha Pi Lambda

Greek Advocate Steve Koch, Dan Simmons

Award for Excellence in Programming Phi Sigma Sigma’s Book Club,

Sigma Beta Rho’s “Be the Change”

Commitment to Community Service Award Alpha Epsilon Pi

Award for Philanthropic Excellence Delta Phi Epsilon - Deepher Dude

Most Improved Chapter Alpha Sigma Alpha

Greek Unity Award Alpha Epsilon Pi

Philly Greek Advisor Award Shaw Levin - Alpha Epsilon Pi

Greek Dragon Award for Outstanding Leadership Andrew Gould- Pi Kappa Alpha

Community-wide Award Recipients


MGC IFC PHC

Deans Cup Chi Upsilon Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Epsilon

CAP-Chapter Management Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi,

Alpha Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Zeta,

Delta Phi Epsilon

CAP-Programming Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi,

Alpha Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Zeta,

Delta Phi Epsilon

CAP-Membership Development

Chi Upsilon Sigma, Delta Phi Omega

Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha,

Sigma Alpha Mu

Delta Zeta, Delta Phi Epsilon

CAP-Community Relations

Chi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi,

Apple Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Delta Zeta, Delta Phi Epsilon, Phi Sigma Sigma

CAP-Citizenship

Chi Upsilon Sigma, Delta Phi Omega,

Iota Nu Delta, Sigma Beta Rho, Sigma Psi Zeta

Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Apple Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha,

Pi Kappa Phi, Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tau Kappa Epsilon

Alpha Sigma Alpha, Delta Zeta,

Delta Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu,

Phi Sigma Sigma

CAP - Overall Chi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Epsilon Pi,

Alpha Pi Lambda, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Delta Zeta, Delta Phi Epsilon

Award for Academic Excellence

Alpha Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Delta Phi Epsilon

Scholar of the Year

Chris Zachariah - Iota Nu Delta

John Galleo - Pi Kappa Alpha

Lauren Jablonowski - Delta Phi Epsilon

Athletic Cup Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Epsilon

Athlete of the Year Brendan Ward -

Alpha Pi Lambda Melinda Kramer -

Alpha Sigma Alpha

Greek Week Delta Phi Omega, Delta Epsilon Psi Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Sigma Sigma

New Member of the Year

Ashish Joseph - Sigma Beta Rho

Byron Forte - Pi Kappa Alpha

Amanda Moser - Delta Zeta

Leadership for a Lifetime

Erika Griffin - Alpha Kappa Alpha

David Kaganovsky - Alpha Pi Lambda

Stacey Hartey Williams- Phi Mu

Brother/Sister of the Year

Harish Bhojwani - Sigma Beta Rho, Khushbu Kheti - Delta Phi Omega

Lloyd Ricks - Alpha Chi Rho

Amanda Ally - Phi Sigma Sigma

Leader of the Year

Khushbu Kheti - Delta Phi Omega

Shams Naim - Alpha Pi Lambda, Steve Quatrani -

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Elizabeth Miller - Delta Zeta


Greek News News in Brief

Fraternity sports tournaments raise money for various charities

Greg Swan was awarded the Ben Savage Scholarship from Sigma Alpha Mu National Fraternity.

Delta Epsilon Psi was officially-recognized Multicultural Greek Council fraternity in May.

Lauren Jablonowski of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority was the recipient of the 2010 Alumni Leadership Scholarship awarded during Blue & Gold Weekend.

The Greek Week penny war competition raised $2680 for the John Williamson & Ian Alexander Scholarship Fund.

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity hosted their 2nd annual Pikappapalooza on May 15.

The presidents of the three Greek governing councils had the opportunity to speak about the Drexel Greek community during presentations to both the Board of Trustees and the President’s Cabinet this spring.

Drexel’s Alpha Sigma Alpha chapter celebrated their 85th anniversary this term.

The fraternities of the Multicultural Greek Council each hosted a sports tournament during the spring term to raise money for their individual national philanthropies. Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity held their volleyball tournament the weekend after Greek Week to raise money for the SOS Children's Village and Children's International. Twelve teams participated in the tournament and many other came to cheer on their friends. In the end, they raised $600 for their charities. Iota Nu Delta also hosted a volleyball tourna-ment. The group was able to donate $400 to support Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Delta Epsilon Psi hosted their first philanthropy event as a recognized fraternity at Drexel on June 3. The ‘Who’s Got Game Charity 5v5 Basketball Tournament’ exceeded the group’s expectations. They were able to raise $1500 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.


Greek FIRE participants honored at FSL Awards

Panhellenic Council to Bring New Sorority to Campus

MGC Spring BBQ Held on June 2, the Multicultural Greek Council BBQ included lots of food and snacks as well as fun activities sponsored by each chapter, such as a balloon toss, tie-dying, and other fun games. The event also featured tables for each chapter to share information about themselves to fellow Greeks and potential members.

T h e P a n h e l l e n i c Council voted in April to open for extension. This means that the campus is now open to allow a new PHC sorority to come to campus. The process of bringing a new sorority to campus is much different than the way fraternities and multicultural groups come to Drexel in the past few years. It is a specific process created by the National Panhellenic Confer-ence and followed by all NPC sororities and the campuses they are on. Below are the details of the how the process will be carried out at Drexel.

Two weeks ago, the official announcement of extension was posted in the NPC extension bulletin. From now until the end of Septem-ber, sororities can schedule exploratory visits to tour the campus, will review statistics and information provided by FSL, and will submit applications expressing their interest in coming to Drexel. The PHC Extension Committee comprised of an FSL staff member, the PHC president, and one alumni or undergraduate representative from each sorority will review the applications and select

three to come to campus to present during the winter 2011 term. Feedback from those presentations will be reviewed to select the group who will be asked to come to campus. The selected group will be announced during the spring term. The group would then colonized in the fall, winter or spring terms following the fall 2011 formal recruitment. For more information and to follow the progress of Drexel extension, please visit the FSL website at: http://www.drexel.edu/studentlife/fsl/extension.html

Greek FIRE: First-year Initiates Reaching Excellence is a programming series created for new members to compliment chapter new member education and prepare new initiates for success as Drexel students and as leaders in the fraternity and sorority community. Each participant at-tended a number of events and programs in the following areas: Greek community, health & risk management, sexual assault education, scholar-ship, service & philanthropy, culture & diversity, and campus community. The following newly-initiated sorority mem-bers were recognized for their completion of the program during this year’s FSL Awards:

• Pelin Kansu – Delta Zeta • Sandra Maerere – Delta Zeta • Diana Mitchell – Delta Zeta • Amanda Moser – Delta Zeta • Katie Porter – Delta Zeta • Samantha Wishart – Delta Zeta


Fraternity & Sorority Leaders Recognized at Student Life Awards

Father Charles Brinkman Award Blake Bostick , Sigma Phi Epsilon

Anthony T. Caneris Award for Outstanding Leadership

Roy Feliciano, Pi Kappa Alpha

Constantine Papadakis Award Andrew Gould, Pi Kappa Alpha

Student Leader of the Year Stacey Litz, Alpha Sigma Alpha

Douglas Spears Memorial Award Shaw Levin, Alpha Epsilon Pi

Charles E. Etting Award Shams Naim, Alpha Pi Lambda

Charles E. Etting Award Shante Blackwell, Alpha Kappa Alpha

Dean J. Peterson Ryder Juniors Award

Lauren Jablonowski, Delta Phi Epsilon

Dean J. Peterson Ryder Seniors Award

Ali Sajwani, Pi Kappa Alpha

Dean J. Peterson Ryder Seniors Award

Matthew Shananman, Pi Kappa Alpha

James R. Tucker Senior Vice President’s Leadership Award

Andrew Gould, Pi Kappa Alpha

Dean of Students’ Leadership in Social Justice Award

Lonnie Snyder, Alpha Epsilon Pi

Student Organization of the Year Delta Phi Epsilon

Student Organization Outstanding Service Award

Alpha Epsilon Pi

News in Brief Adam Marsh of Alpha Chi Rho was awarded the Nick Pipino Scholarship following this year’s 5K race.

Sigma Alpha Mu raised around $2700 for the Ameri-can Alzheimer's Association Judy Fund from their ‘Sammy Grand Slammy’ wiffleball event.

Tau Kappa Epsilon hosted an Alumni Reception during Blue & Gold Weekend to celebrate 71 years on Drexel’s campus.

Greek students Adam Marsh of Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity and Tommi Elzey of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. were featured on this year’s ‘Best of Class’ on 6ABC.

Delta Zeta Sorority collected 151,077 (or 98.2 pounds) of can tabs for the Ronald McDonald House through an initiative with Ernst & Young. Alum Jim Breen of Pi Kappa Alpha serves as the Recycling/Philanthropic Coordinator for the initiative to help support families in need in the local Philadelphia community.

78 Greeks received a combined 134 certificates at this year’s CEO banquet. FSL members received 38% of the certificates awarded to all students.


Eleven members of the Drexel Community participated in an Alternative Spring Break trip lead by Adam Zahn of Sigma Phi Epsilon and sponsored by the fraternity. The group, along with faculty advisor Jay Tifone of Residential Living worked with Habitat for Humanity in Oak Ridge in the Smoky Mountain region of Tennessee. The group spent time rehabbing and renovat-ing the homes of families in need around different areas of Oak Ridge. The group learned about Habitat for Humanity's work in Tennessee and problems of inadequate, poverty housing in the US. While in Oak Ridge, the group had time to sight see in Knoxville, sample local barbecue favorites, and interact with one another during various reflection activities. The trip was a fantastic success, with much of the group acknowledging that seeing the smiling faces of the homeowners and getting to build relation-ships with other Drexel students were the highlights of the trip. Other fraternity and sorority members on the trip included: Chris Kasian, Ken Caccavale, Steven Squibb, Michael Sharkansky, Susannah Schoolman, Chelsea Murphy, Colleen Fitzsimmons, Jordan Gorcynzski, and Jaclyn Greenbaum.

Drexel Greeks Host ASB Trips Sigma Phi Epsilon Trip to Tennessee

Alternative Spring Break 2011

BY ADAM ZAHN

Keep an eye out for information about next year’s Alternative Spring Break opportunities

available beginning this summer.

For more information on Drexel ASB, visit: http://www.drexel.edu/oca/cs/what_is_asb.asp


This past spring break, the Interfraternity Council sponsored a trip to Atlanta, Georgia for a week of community service revolving around the historic 100 year flood of Atlanta. Our ASB trip was not your typical week of community service, as we worked with six different non-profit organizations and community groups on a number of different projects. Projects taken on during the week included laying down fresh pine and mulch at the Martin Luther King Jr. Park, organizing and filling orders for a local tool bank, painting rooms at a local church and foster home, putting together and delivering orders of furniture at a local furniture bank, renovating a local community garden, and working with a local Head Start program to hold activities for children at the grand

BY SHAMS NAIM opening of their center. Outside of service, participants also had an opportunity to learn about the community they were directly influencing during the various projects. Each project coordinator, as well as local politicians and Americorps personnel spoke daily to the students about the value of the service being done, the goal behind the work being conducted, and the progress thus far. When reflecting on the week, the group's biggest takeaway was the friendships and teamwork built throughout the week. An-drew Cebulski of Alpha Pi Lambda, a trip participant, commented "ASB Atlanta was filled with many diverse opportunities to help the community complemented by our diverse group of volunteers. Our group became a family with a lasting trust and friendship." Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity also sponsored an ASB trip to Tennessee.


Important Dates ♦ Order of Omega Initiation—June 28, 6pm,

Alpha Pi Lambda

♦ 2010 Chapter Achievement Plan Meeting— June 30, 6pm, Location TBD

♦ Spring Programming Hours Due—July 2 by 5pm

♦ New Student Orientation—July 8 to August 6

♦ Greek Relations Board—July 14, 6pm

♦ International Student Orientation—September 15

♦ Night on the Row—September 16

♦ Fall Welcome Back Week—September 20 to 25

♦ Hazing Prevention Awareness Week— September 27 to October 1

♦ Panhellenic Formal Recruitment—October 4 to 9

♦ Interfraternity Council Recruitment— October 4 to 29

♦ Multicultural Greek Council ‘MGC Week’—October 11 to 15

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