Major Events During Colonization Of The First Two Years After Chartering State University

The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha is to promote leadership, knowledge, and service not only among our community, but within the world. I believe that participation and unity is the key that opens the doors to this sorority. Alpha Kappa Alpha has the aspiration to change the lives of many while creating positive bonds that last a lifetime. As a college student, I have been very active in my community within the last four years. I am currently a part of many organizations that display acts of community service: Francis Marion Diplomats , where we provided knowledge and understanding to upcoming students of the university on the insights of our school and how her or she can impact their surroundings; Francis Marion Sociology club volunteering:

11. Description of the assistance provided by the inter/national organization to a new colony including financial support, alumnae support and a list of collegiate and alumnae chapters in the region We are excited and ready to start a chapter Binghamton! Like you, we want to grow the Panhellenic sisterhood at Binghamton and ensure continued success for the Greek-letter community. Our procedures for establishing a new Kappa chapter along with our knowledgeable support team ensure a successful start for a new chapter at Binghamton. A key component of our strategy is hiring two resident Chapter Consultants who will work with the new chapter for at least the first two

Do you have an interest in government? Kappa Kappa Gamma and the Fraternal Government Relations Coalition are looking for outstanding student leaders to travel to Washington, D.C., and advocate for important Greek-letter organization legislation. This is a unique opportunity that allows students to experience our nation’s capital through direct interaction in the legislative process.

Chapter events must be planned with respect for the academic responsibilities of each member and must follow Risk Management Procedures. All planning must be in accordance with current Fraternity Bylaws, Standing Rules and Policies and local, state/provincial, and federal laws.

Description of the assistance provided by the inter/national organization to a new colony including financial support, alumnae support and a list of collegiate and alumnae chapters in the region [subheadline] Colonization process In addition to the Fraternity’s volunteer and advisory support structure, we assemble a team of volunteers and staff who will oversee the efforts to re-establishment of the new chapter at Grand Valley State. This team — comprised of members who have expertise in establishing new chapters and working with collegiate women — will immediately begin working with campus partners to market Kappa’s brand to unaffiliated women. Our expert team includes the following. • Leadership Consultants are staff members and recent graduates who travel to our chapters and work closely with local volunteer

Section 3, continued 5. Criteria for chartering: To include minimum number of students pledged to establish a secure colony For our new chapter at Illinois State University, it is our goal to have a charter class of 145 members and average chapter size within one year of establishment. We are proud to say every new chapter has gone on to be installed. The expectations for the new chapter at ISU mirror the expectations Kappa Kappa Gamma has for each chapter. From the moment the new chapter is established, we expect the charter members to uphold the values and mission of our organization. All charter members will be expected to complete the New Member Experience in order to be Initiated. This is the same requirement for all new members

Fraternity Council and the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation Board of Trustees will use the data from this survey to guide our strategic planning, improve our communication with members and prioritize organizational initiatives.

Some activities are annual; however, others are develop in order to face a current need at that time. One activity of the sort was the Jared Eubanks Cancer Research fundraiser. Our brother, Jared Eubanks passed away from liver cancer last fall, which was a devastating blow to the hearts of the community; however, this terrible loss presented the opportunity to show just how much unity and a love for Christ that the brotherhood of Sigma Iota Delta has. On Saturday, February 13th, was able to take to sell t-shirts for cancer awareness, while watching the women’s basketball team pull out an exciting victory over out inter-conference rival, North Florida. In addition, Sigma Iota Delta hosts annual events as well. Goatfest is a 2nd annual event that was an instance success through hard work and dedication put forth by the club. the men’s social club held live music and goats in the quad that Thursday night. The event had students performing, a moon bounce, nine square, food and even a mini petting zoo. While all the fun and entertainment was happening, a greater purpose was being served. Goatfest raised nearly $2000 for an organization known as Open Table Nashville (OTN). OTN, a local non-profit organization that works towards putting an end to cycles of poverty, works with the poor and provides education for the homeless, and also served as a drug and alcohol awareness event. The passion of this fraternity and its priority of service contributes to its ultimate goal of showing a love for

The chapter members were significantly impacted by the Omicron Tau chapter by the useful information and resources provided to them. The Chapter Advisor team aided in the coordination of significant events that lead to the personal development of the members. As a chapter, Omicron Tau was consistently keeping members updated on the latest volunteering opportunities, scholarships and upcoming events. The implementation of this information into meetings and e-mails successfully reached out to students which allow them to improve themselves and become more involved in the honor society. The Advisor Team was present in meetings to further inform students if there was any issue or a student wanted to seek further information with a staff member. Keeping members informed on relevant information to their personal and career growth further developed the connection between Phi Theta Kappa and its

For example, members of our chapter at Washington & Jefferson College give back to the local community by hosting clothing drives. They have previously partnered with other Greek-letter organizations on campus to host a coat drive for a local homeless shelter, which resulted in a van full of coats. Members of our chapter at Northeastern University annually participate in Relay for Life, a 12-hour walk to help

This plan is a resource to guide the establishment of a new chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. The plan follows the chapter through its first five years. It outlines the chapter’s milestones, human resources and support provided as well as the anticipated outcomes for each year.

Imagine this: You’re sitting on your couch browsing the internet when you stumble across a website filled with Kappa history. Intrigued, you dive in. You are flipping through a General Convention scrapbook and exploring the history of (-- removed HTML --) . Then you see it: a picture of you during a philanthropy event. Those Kappa memories come rushing back. The nights spent with sisters working on the event, the laughter, the tears. Suddenly, you feel at home again.

• Kappa extension team members, Chapter Consultants and Leadership Consultants are on campus to host informational sessions for unaffiliated women, conduct philanthropic events and social gatherings at different venues on campus, meet with student leaders, and host tabling events. • Kappa launches campus-wide marketing campaign, “Be Greek. Be Kappa,” immediately following conclusion of Formal Recruitment. Week 2

Joanna currently lives in Chicago and is a mortgage banker for Chase. She belongs to several professional groups, including the Women's Council of Realtors and the Professional Women's Club of Chicago. In addition to her current role as the Alumna Relation Specialist, she has served on House Board and Advisory Board for Upsilon Chapter, Northwestern. Furthermore, she will be a Facilitator at Leadership Academy this September. Finance: Staff members of the Finance Department at Kappa Kappa Gamma Headquarters serve as the Finance Specialists in the new organizational structure. This team guides association Treasurers on budgeting, tracking and reporting on the financial health of their association. The department also assists with tax questions and files on behalf of associations. Heather Root, Sarah Gipe, Ohio Wesleyan, and Sarah Harkless, Valparaiso, are available resources in this department.

Like you, we want to grow the Panhellenic sisterhood at Binghamton and ensure continued success for the Greek-letter community. Our procedures for establishing a new Kappa chapter along with our knowledgeable support team ensure a successful start for a new chapter at Binghamton. A key component of our strategy is hiring two resident Chapter Consultants who will work with the new chapter for at least the first two years of existence. Kappa has operating funds specifically allocated to ensure success from establishment — the time when the chapter is developed and operational procedures are established — through formal Installation — when the chapter is presented with a charter and officially recognized as a full and functioning Kappa chapter. The Fraternity will provide immediate financial support to the new Kappa chapter upon announcement from Binghamton’s extension team. Establishment Process In addition to the Fraternity’s volunteer and advisory support structure, we assemble a team of volunteers and staff who will oversee the efforts to establish a new chapter at Binghamton. This team — comprised of members who have expertise in establishing new chapters and working with college women — will immediately begin working with campus partners to market Kappa’s brand to unaffiliated women. Our expert team includes the following. • Leadership Consultants are staff members and recent graduates who travel to our chapters and work closely with local