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Office of Greek AffairsMiddle Tennessee State UniversityAnnual Report 2009 - 2010Center for StudentInvolvement andLeadershipwww.mtsu.edu/ greeks
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2009 - 2010Greek AffairsYear in ReviewDear Friends of the Fraternity and Sorority Life Community at MTSU,During the 2009-2010 academic year, the MTSU fraternity and sorority community experienced growthand development in some areas, and were challenged in others. The Greek Life Annual Report isintended to highlight the achievements of the Greek community over the past year, as well as identifyopportunities for improvement. There are many significant accomplishments that made the 2009-2010academic year a success. Some of the highlights are as follows:The formation of the Multicultural Greek Council. The Multicultural GreekCouncil was formed in September of 2009 and serves as the governing body forLambda Theta Alpha and Lambda Theta Phi.The addition of three fraternities (Kappa Sigma, Lambda Theta Phi, and Iota PhiTheta), and the reactivation of one sorority (Zeta Tau Alpha).The reactivation of Order of Omega. Order of Omega is a Greek honor societythat recognizes juniors and seniors who have exemplified high standards in theareas of scholarship, leadership, involvement within their respective organizationand within the Greek, campus and local community. Members are selected from thetop 3% of Greeks at MTSU.The reactivation of the Greek Life Task Force. The Greek Life Task Force iscomprised of students, staff, faculty, advisors, and other constituents that arecommitted to the MTSU Greek community. This group worked to assess thestrengths and weaknesses of the Greek community in an effort to create a strategicplan for the MTSU Greek community.Creation of the New Member Education Program. The New Member EducationProgram serves as an opportunity for new members to become familiar with theGreek community at MTSU. Additionally, members were presented with an antihazing workshop.6H[XDO VVDXOW 7UDLQLQJV 7KH 2IILFH RI *UHHN IIDto offer these trainings to the fraternity and sorority community.While we had many successes this year, it is imperative that we acknowledge our challenges. Many ofour issues were associated with a lack of commitment to fraternal values. Those challenges includedalcohol violations, hazing, poor decision making, apathy, and low accountability amongst the Greekcommunity. As you reflect upon this report, we ask that you begin to think critically about how wepartner to create a Greek community that is true to its fraternal values as well as those of the University.As we enter our 41st year as a Greek community, we are embarking upon unchartered territory, and hopeWKDW \RX ZLOO MRLQ XV DV ZH VWULYH WR EH RQH RI WWe thank you for your supporting the fraternal movement and the Fraternity and Sorority community atMTSU, and hope that you will continue your involvement in the future.Interfraternally,Angela N. KingDirectorByron LightsyCoordinatorMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 3
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsCommunity Statistics27Service HoursNon-Profit Organizations ServedMTSU FoundationAmerican Heart AssociationSt. Jude Children’s HospitalVeteran’s Memorial HospitalMake a Wish FoundationChildren’s Miracle NetworkGirl Scouts of AmericaGoodwill of Middle TennesseeHabitat for HumanityOperation Christmas ChildHaiti ReliefSpecial Needs PromMarch of DimesMT SymphonyMembers of fraternities and sororitiesdonated 23,605 service hours toMiddle Tennessee individuals and organizationsin 2009 –2010.Philanthropic Dollars DonatedGreek organizations contributed 66,501 to local and national charitiesin 2009-2010.Tennessee Rehabilitation CenterRonald Regan Alzheimer’sFoundationHospitality HouseRed CrossAIDS AwarenessArthritis FoundationSusan G. Komen FoundationExchange Club of Rutherford CountyThe Big EventAdopt-A-HighwayTracy Lawrence FoundationPrevent Child Abuse AmericaSpecial KidsRisk Management ViolationsThere were 8 IFC risk management violations handledby Judicial Affairs in the following areas: AlcoholBeverage Charge, Hazing, and Conduct Dangerousto Self or Others.No other groups were found responsible throughJudicial Affairs.Chapter and Council ProgrammingAlcohol and DrugsCareer PlanningChapter HistoryCommunityCulturalDiversityFinancial ManagementHealth EducationJudicialLeadershipPolitical l Programs: 205Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 4
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsFraternity and Sorority Grade Report –Spring 2223242526ChapterCouncilAlpha Omicron PiAlpha Delta PiAlpha Chi OmegaChi OmegaAll Sorority WomenPi Kappa PhiKappa DeltaSigma ChiAlpha Tau OmegaSigma NuSigma Alpha EpsilonNon-Sorority WomenDelta Sigma ThetaSigma PiPi Kappa AlphaNon-Fraternity Men'sKappa Alpha OrderAll Fraternity MenBeta Theta PiTau Kappa EpsilonAlpha Gamma RhoLambda ThetaAlphaSigma Gamma RhoOmega Psi PhiZeta Phi BetaPhi Beta SigmaKappa Alpha PsiSigma Phi EpsilonAlpha Phi AlphaAlpha Kappa 2.512.5081212232134262.372.262.172.162.081.991.90# of NewMembersNew MemberSemester 3**1.911.782.332.261.52**Denotes a chapter with three or less members. Grades will not be made public in an effort toprotect the privacy of those membersMTSU Foundation Scholarships for Greek MembersAlpha Delta Pi, Epsilon Tau ChapterAmy Elizabeth Spain MemorialDean Judy SmithKappa Alpha PsiKappa Alpha OrderMary Stewart, AKA SororityPi Kappa AlphaSigma Chi BookMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 5
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsFraternity and Sorority Grade Report – Fall 2009CommunityRankChapterCouncil123Alpha Omicron PiLambda Theta AlphaAlpha Delta PiAll Sorority WomenZeta Tau AlphaDelta Sigma ThetaChi OmegaAlpha Chi OmegaPi Kappa PhiSigma Gamma RhoAll University WomenSigma NuAll Greek StudentKappa DeltaAll University StudentSigma Alpha EpsilonAlpha Gamma RhoAll University MenAlpha Tau OmegaSigma ChiKappa SigmaSigma PiLambda Theta PhiAll Fraternity MenZeta Phi BetaSigma Phi EpsilonKappa Alpha OrderPhi Beta SigmaTau Kappa EpsilonPi Kappa AlphaKappa Alpha PsiBeta Theta PiIota Phi ThetaAlpha Phi AlphaOmega Psi ColonySizeSemesterGPA# of NewMembersNew MemberSemester 2.2162.771314107162.131.982.322.272.66212.16Dean Judy Smith Scholarship 2010 recipients:Brandon Batts, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.Amy Spain Scholarship 2010 recipient:Jenni Bewley, Alpha Omicron PiLisa Shores, Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 6
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsAwards and RecognitionAdvisor of the Year Heather Adams (PHC) Paul Wydra (IFC) Jimmy Wilson (NPHC)Outstanding Senior Meredith Howell (SororityWoman) Wil Shults (Fraternity Man)NPHC Woman of the Year Brittany HilsonNPHC Man of the Year Brandon BattsOutstanding Community Servant Donald Abels (IFC) Rebecca Cathey (PHC) Chelsea Gray (MGC)Risk Reduction Alpha Delta PiOutstanding Sophomore Award Haley Wilder (SororityWoman) Jeff Higginbotham(Fraternity Man)Philanthropy of the Year Kappa DeltaOutstanding Junior Award Brandon Batts (Fraternity) Jenni Bewley (Sorority)Outstanding New Member Amy Burns (Sorority) Donald Abels (Fraternity)Community Service Programming Lambda Theta AlphaOutstanding Social Event Alpha D Pi/Sig Ep/Phi BetaSigmaChapter President of the Year Jen Beadle (PHC) Alan Brady (NPHC) Justin Nelson (IFC)Outstanding Freshman of the Year Jessica James (Sorority) Ryne Alexander (Fraternity)Outstanding Collaboration Sigma Nu/AGR/KAPsi/AXOMGC Greek Man of the Year Josh WilcoxMGC Greek Woman of the Year Terri McMooreMost Improved Chapter Zeta Tau AlphaAlumni Relations of the Year Kappa DeltaPublic Relations Kappa DeltaCampus Program of the Year Alpha Delta PiIFC Greek Man of the Year Wil ShultsPHC Woman of the Year Brittney ScealsChapter of the Year Alpha Omicron PiPresident's Cup Alpha Omicron Pi (PHC) Sigma Nu (IFC) MGC and NPHC did not meetminimum requirements toreceive President's Cup.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 7
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsFraternity and Sorority Leadership2010 Student Orientation Assistants with Greek AffiliationsAlpha Chi OmegaCourtney PryorMegan RossBrittany ScealsAlpha Omicron PiMeagan DaughertyKatie KelleyTrisha ThompsonAlpha Delta PiValerie ByrdAshley DiffenderferMandie MorganRachel ThompsonBeta Theta PiCoby SherlockAlpha Gamma RhoChad HardyJacob StrongKappa SigmaCody SmithPi Kappa AlphaTaylor FoxPi Kappa PhiKris BaslerChi OmegaJayme BreedloveMegan MasseyAllison McCulloughSigma NuMichael HollisShaun LuberKappa DeltaBetsy Jo CulbrealthKristen McCueSigma PiDonald AbelsLance WagnerStudent Judicial Board, Fraternity and Sorority MembersJenni Bewley- Alpha Omicron PiEric Pegues- Kappa Alpha PsiJessica Ford- Alpha Omicron Pi2010 – 2011 Student Government Association Officers, Fraternity and SororityMembersBrandon Batts, President, Alpha Phi AlphaSamantha Cobb, Executive VP/Speaker of the Senate, Alpha Chi OmegaSarah Ayache, VP Administration and Public Affairs, Alpha Delta PiDonald Abels, Homecoming Director, Sigma PiMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 8
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsOrder of Omega is a honor society for members of Greek organizations. Theorganization recognizes juniors and seniors who have exemplified highstandards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, involvement withintheir respective organization and within the Greek, campus andlocal community. Members are selected from the top 3% of Greeks at MTSU.Alpha Chi OmegaJennifer BeadleRebecca CatheyBrittany ChildsSamantha CobbLauren CreasyLamanda HowellLeslie LynnTamara PetersonMegan RossBrittany ScealsAlpha Delta PiSarah AyacheLaura BosiJenny HallAmanda MorganKatie PhillipsKristen RussellJayna WhittakerAlpha Omicron PiJenny BewleyKelley CrookAnna-Carol HaywoodMadison KentnerHeather RawsonEmma Bailey TateAlpha Phi AlphaBrandon T. BattsBeta Theta PiJonathan SwaffordChi OmegaIsabelle HardenMegan MasseyKappa DeltaKristen McCueBrittany MimmsLambda Theta PhiDara Smith, Jr.Sigma ChiJustin EdwardsCraig HuttoSigma NuMatthew RussellTau Kappa EpsilonCorey JeacockZeta Phi BetaBrittany HilsonZeta Tau AlphaAmber GrayElizabeth KargElizabeth MichelsHayley WilliamsonLambda Theta AlphaLisa ShoresMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 9
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsGoverning Council UpdatesInterfraternity Council UpdateThe MTSU Interfraternity Council welcomed 248 new members into thecommunity during the 2009 – 2010 academic year. This includes 39members of the MTSU Colony of Kappa Sigma. The Interfraternity Councilplaced a focus on membership recruitment during the past year. Thegoverning council sponsored “Phired Up” resulting in an increase inrecruitment registration and new members pledged.Multicultural Greek Council UpdateThe MTSU Multicultural Greek Council welcomed 11 new members,including 4 new members of Lambda Theta Phi Colony. The MGC wasestablished in Fall 2009 with two member groups. This is MTSU’s fourth andnewest council in the Greek community. The inaugural MGC Week wasextremely successful. A forum was held to discuss multicultural stereotypesand promote cultural awareness called “Exposing Stereotypes.” The weekended with a Barbeque picnic.National Pan-Hellenic Council UpdateThe MTSU National Pan-Hellenic Council welcomed 79 new members.This includes the 4 new members of Iota Phi Theta, NPHC’s newest colony.NPHC held a successful Step Show, a tradition on the MTSU campus.NPHC will begin a new tradition in 2010 – 2011; funds raised through theannual Step-Show will fund a scholarship for members of NPHC.Panhellenic Council UpdateThe MTSU Panhellenic Council welcomed 256 new members. This includes71 members of Zeta Tau Alpha, who reactivated this year and becamethe sixth NPC member organization at MTSU. The traditional HalloweenCarnival and Easter Egg Hunt were a success with the campus and localcommunity. This past spring, the Panhellenic Council hosted a NPC consulting team to assist inreorganization.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 10
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsFraternity and Sorority HighlightsGreek Week 2010Greek Week 2010 was the culmination of a busy year for the Greek Community. It was a funand eventful week! MTSU’s Greek Week included: Blood drive competition with WKU GreeksGame night"Greek is Good" ForumGreek pageantGreek AwardsGreek Letter Day/Center for Student Involvement and LeadershipReceptionGreek Task Force formedOn November 23, 2009, the first meeting of the Greek Task Force was held. The task force iscomposed of Greek students, advisors, National Greek organization officers, and University staff.Their charge is to “address the current condition of the Greek system: the role of the fourgoverning councils; relationships between chapter, governing councils, the Greek Affairsoffice/staff, and the university; and recommendations for enhancements and changes toimprove the system and insure the long term health of the Greek community.” To date thecommittee, has reviewed the consultation report completed in 2003, and held a retreatfacilitated by Tom Jelke, a prominent Fraternity/Sorority consultant. The committee hasprioritized common community themes, written a vision and mission statement, and identifiedshared core values. The task force is in the process of creating a strategic plan that will guideour community into the future. Angela N. King, Director of Greek Affairs, serves as the chair, andMegan Carter, Chapter Advisor for Alpha Delta Pi, serves as the co-chair.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 11
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsGreek Affairs Vision, Mission, and Shared Core ValuesVisionThe Greek Community of Middle Tennessee State University will create and promote anenvironment conducive for our members to learn, teach, live and uphold our sharedcore values.MissionThe mission of the Greek Community is to:Promote excellence in academics, leadership and serviceFoster lifelong friendship and responsible citizenshipEngage in a collaborative partnership with Middle Tennessee State UniversityShare Core ValuesThe Shared Core Values for students, staff and advisors of the Greek community atMiddle Tennessee State University are:Education – We promote academic excellence and life-long learning.Leadership – We promote ethical leadership and development opportunities throughstudent empowerment to positively impact the University and campus communityService/Philanthropy – We promote selfless contribution for the betterment of thecampus, local, and global communities.Brotherhood/Sisterhood – We promote the fostering of life-long relationships and unitythrough respect, trust, and the ideals of the Greek Community.Integrity – We promote ethical standards and character, accountability, and valuescongruence.Diversity – We promote the deeper understanding and appreciation of all persons.Collaboration – We promote inter-organizational, campus, and communitypartnerships.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 12
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsFraternity and Sorority Life Staff UpdatesNew Director of Greek AffairsAngela N. King joined the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership staff as the Director ofGreek Affairs in August 2009. Angela has a B.S. in Business Management from HamptonUniversity and a M.S. in Higher Education Administration from Old Dominion University. Prior tocoming to MTSU, she served as an Academic Advisor at Tennessee State University and theAssistant Director for Fraternity and Sorority Life at University of Kansas, Lawrence. Angela is amember of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. The Office of Greek Affairs now has two full-timeprofessionals, a Graduate Intern, and four undergraduate interns.Professional Development – Angela King Attended the Association of Fraternity and Sorority Advisors Annual Meeting Appointed to the Nominations and Elections Committee for AFA Served as the Logistics Coordinator for the National Black Greek Leadership Cference Presented Intake Webinar for the Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Served as an Expert in the “Ask the Expert” section of Connections magazineLeadership Development and Programming Greek Leadership Summit was held at the beginning of each semester for council andchapter leaders.New Member Education Series was offered throughout the academic year.Sexual Assault Awareness training was provided in collaboration with the June AndersonWomen’s Center.Mark Sterner presented “DUI – a Powerful Lesson” on alcohol awareness. This programwas open to all University students and offered in collaboration with The Office of GreekAffairs, Health Services, the Student Athlete Enhancement Center, Student ProgrammingCouncil and Tau Kappa Epsilon.Association of Fraternal Leadership & ValuesCouncil leaders attended the annual Association of Fraternal Leadership and ValuesConference held in St. Louis, MO. Council-specific programming targets Fraternity and Sororitygoverning leaders and their advisors. It also serves as a forum to discuss current campus eventsand issues that impact all members of the Fraternity and Sorority community. The conferencewas held in conjunction with the National Black Greek Leadership Conference.Southeastern Panhellenic ConferenceLeaders of the MTSU Panhellenic Council, Chapter Panhellenic Delegates and Chapterpresidents traveled to Atlanta, GA for the annual meeting of the Southeastern PanhellenicAssociation.Middle Tennessee State UniversityPage 13
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsMTSU WelcomesPanhellenic CouncilInterfraternity CouncilZeta Tau Alpha(ΖΤΑ)Kappa Sigma(ΚΣ)FoundedOctober 15, 1898 (111 years ago)Longwood University (Farmville, Virginia)TypeSocialMottoSeek the NoblestColorsTurquoiseSteel GraySymbolFive-pointed Crown, StrawberryFlowerWhite VioletPhilanthropy Breast Cancer Education and AwarenessMembers238 active collegiate chapters and 260alumnae chaptersDecember 10, 1869 (140 years ago)University of VirginiaTypeSocialMottoBononia Docet ("Bologna Teaches")[1]A.E.K.D.B. [2]ScarletWhiteEmerald greenColorsFlowerPublication ThemisChaptersFoundedLily of the ValleyPublication The CaduceusChapters338Members245,000 lifetime 13,500 collegiateHomepage kappasigma.org200,000 collegiateHomepage http://www.zetataualpha.orgMulticultural Greek CouncilNational Pan-Hellenic CouncilLambda Theta PhiIota Phi Theta(ΙΦΘ)(ΛΘΦ)FoundedDecember 1, 1975 (34 years ago)Kean CollegeTypeSocialMottoChivalry Above SelfColors BrownWhiteFlowerWhite CarnationFoundedTypeSeptember 19, 1963Morgan State UniversitySocialEmphasis ServiceMottoBuilding A Tradition,Not Resting Upon One!81 undergrad chapters, 19 colonies and 10alumni associationsColors Charcoal Brown Gilded GoldSymbolCentaurNicknameThe LambdasFlowerYellow RoseHomepagewww.lambda1975.orgChaptersChapters 270NicknameIotas, Centaurs, Outlaws,ThetamenHomepage www.iotaphitheta.orgMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 14
2009 - 2010Greek AffairsOffice of Greek AffairsCenter for student involvement and Leadership1301 East Main Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37132-0001Keathley University Center, Room 326SPhone: 615-898-5812Web: www.mtsu.edu/ greeksMiddle Tennessee State UniversityPage 15
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