Fraternity and Sorority Life

Annual Report 2011-2012

Director’s

Message Dear MTSU Fraternity and Sorority Life Community, As we continuously work to advance the fraternal movement at MTSU, the 2011-2012 academic year served as a call to ac-tion. The fraternity and sorority life strategic plan challenged members to reflect upon their fraternal values and make their actions congruent with the core of their organizations. Many answered that call without hesitation, and some continue to ponder while others ignore the opportunity to elevate theor organizations to new heights. The Office of Fraternity and So-rority Life Annual Report allows the fraternal community the chance to think deeply about the past year and how each indi-vidual and organization can do their part to move the community forward. Below are some of the community highlights:

The Greek Orientation Team (GO) was formed to represent the entire fraternity and sorority community at CUSTOMS, Greek Parent Brunch, and various other community events. The team was trained extensively during the spring in an effort to be prepared to answer any and all questions regarding fraternity and sorority life at MTSU.

The fraternity and sorority community sponsored Dancing through the Decades to support the Circle of Sisterhood. The community collectively raised over $1,800 to empower women through education.

The Interfraternity Council created a subgroup to focus on recruitment and values based leadership. This group, the Greek Leadership Team, served as a positive representation of the IFC community as well as a springboard for values based conversations surrounding recruitment.

Expansion efforts are alive and well! Sigma Phi Beta Fraternity initiated new members in the spring and are currently working through the Multicultural Greek Council’s expansion process to gain membership. Additionally, Sigma Beta Rho, Phi Iota Alpha, and Delta Phi Lambda have all expressed interest in gaining membership in the MGC. The Inter-fraternity Council is currently working with Phi Delta Theta and Phi Kappa Tau to solidify their expansion plans.

The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life partnered with Northwestern Mutual, Campus Crusade, and other campus constituents to further the values conversation among the fraternal community. This will be a continuous conversation as we move into year two of the strategic plan.

We had many changes on Greek Row. Two chapters made the decision to vacate their houses on Greek Row. Addition-ally, Chi Omega joined Greek Row utilizing the Housing model. There are currently four houses on Greek Row that are managed by House Corporation Boards.

As we begin the 2012-2013 academic year, it is our hope that you will keep the momentum and advance fraternal values on the campus of MTSU. The community is yours to make great or you can choose to be a bystander and allow it to struggle. We hope that you will choose to invest in your fraternity and community in an effort to leave a long and rich legacy for those behind you. As you reflect upon this report, we ask that you think critically about your role in creating a productive and positive fraternity and sorority community. Thank you for your supporting the fraternal movement and the Fraternity and Sorority community at MTSU. Interfraternally,

Angela King Taylor Dave Sullivan Director Coordinator

* Denotes less than 2 members. GPA will not be listed.

**Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. rejoined the National Pan-Hellenic Council in Fall 2011. Therefore, no Gold Standard infor-

mation was available to report.

***Phi Mu Alpha became a member of the Interfraternity Council during the spring 2012 semester. Therefore, their information

was not reported during the fall 2011 semester.

****Tau Kappa Epsilon is no longer a member of the Interfraternity Council as of the spring 2012 semester. Therefore, their infor-

mation was not reported for the spring 2012 semester.

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Alpha Chi Omega 2.79 2.78 39 104 2.87 * * 84 523 $3,046

Alpha Delta Pi 3.21 3.18 32 117 3.37 — — 106 1,252 $9,425

Alpha Gamma Rho 2.66 2.77 5 36 2.53 * * 32 — —

Alpha Kappa Alpha 2.94 2.94 104 104 3.03 — — 96 — —

Alpha Omicron Pi 3.11 2.99 33 114 3.15 — — 111 1,040 $9,850

Alpha Phi Alpha 1.78 — — 8 2.18 2.24 8 16 53 $1,211

Alpha Tau Omega 2.8 2.73 13 37 2.59 2.58 7 42 1,171 $2,315

Chi Omega 3.1 3.11 34 109 3.11 — — 98 669 $9,370

Delta Sigma Theta 2.96 — — 39 3.18 — — 29 125 $1,101

Iota Phi Theta 2.34 — — 3 2.55 — — 4 — —

Kappa Alpha Order 2.85 2.46 8 26 2.93 3.07 4 25 — —

Kappa Alpha Psi 2.33 — — 10 2.03 — — 10 — —

Kappa Delta 3.02 2.79 32 76 2.91 3.04 10 79 1,069 $14,504

Kappa Sigma 2.71 2.83 4 33 2.59 * * 33 146 $2,125

Lambda Theta Alpha 3.18 — — 5 3.16 2.86 3 7 25 $348

Omega Psi Phi 2.01 2.47 3 5 1.8 — — 4 115 $50

Phi Beta Sigma 2.4 — — 14 2.68 — — 13 98 $3,810

Phi Mu Alpha — — — — 2.98 — — 37 — —

Pi Kappa Phi 2.19 2.24 14 35 2.44 1.92 5 38 1,238 $1,800

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2.75 — — 52 2.52 2.34 8 62 813 $550

Sigma Chi 2.6 2.63 10 38 2.58 * * 34 265 $500

Sigma Gamma Rho 2.5 — — 9 2.35 * * 9 — —

Sigma Nu 2.52 2.4 8 52 2.63 * * 54 — $500

Sigma Phi Epsilon 2.24 2.16 7 37 2.64 2.68 5 25 — —

Sigma Pi 2.9 2.94 7 36 2.67 3.56 5 35 227 $1,500

Tau Kappa Epsilon 2.28 * 1 8 — — — — 60 $30

Zeta Phi Beta 2.37 — — 13 2.38 — — 17 — —

Zeta Tau Alpha 2.83 2.76 27 91 2.96 3.51 7 87 665 $2,450

Totals and Averages 2.643 2.716 381 1,211 2.697 2.78 62 1,187 9,554 $64,485

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SOUTHEASTERN PANHELLENIC CONFERNCE Executive Members of the MTSU Panhellenic Council, traveled to Atlanta, GA for the annual meeting of the Southeastern Panhellenic Association. The women at-tended various sessions on how to improve our frater-nity and sorority community and the Panhellenic Council. They also attended sessions on effective lead-ership, sisterhood, and making the most of your sorori-ty experience.

ASSOCIATION OF FRATERNAL LEADERSHIP AND VALUES Council leaders attended the annual Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Conference held in St. Louis, MO. Council-specific programming targets fra-ternity and sorority governing leaders and their advi-sors. It also serves as a forum to discuss current cam-pus events and issues that impact all members of the fraternity and sorority community. The conference was held in conjunction with the National Black Greek Leadership Conference.

GREEK ORIENTATION TEAM The Greek Orientation Team is new to the MTSU Fraternity and Sorority Community. The members selected for the Greek Orientation Team serve as ambassadors for the fraternity and sorority commu-nity. These members represent the community, promote the benefits of joining an organization, and focus on values congruence. This year’s members include Kimberly Albritton (Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.), Zachery Dupwe (Kappa Sigma), Amber Hays (Alpha Chi Omega), KaDeadra McNealy (Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.), Erik Merchant (Pi Kap-pa Phi), Rebecca Neely (Alpha Delta Pi), Moriah Rosser (Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.), Taylor Thompson (Alpha Chi Omega), and Miranda Vil-lanueva (Kappa Delta).

FRATERNAL VALUES SOCIETY The Nu Chapter of The Fraternal Values Society chartered at MTSU in the fall of 2011. The Fraternal Values Society exists to provide a home for conver-sation, to provide voice to the values movement, and to create a sustainable network within each fra-ternal community for those who want their fraternal experience to be representative of the founding fra-ternal/ethical values of our organizations. The char-ter members of the Nu Chapter are Katherine Davis (Alpha Delta Pi), Anna Grace Gerhart (Alpha Delta Pi), Cheri Green (Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. ), Kayla Hale (Kappa Delta), Zaver Moore (Alpha Tau Omega), Patrick Morrison (Alpha Tau Omega), Ka-lina Neely (Alpha Delta Pi), Corbyn Payne (Sigma Phi Epsilon), and Eric Pegues (Kappa Alpha Psi).

GREEK LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Chapter leaders attended Greek Leadership Summit sponsored by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life in January. Chapter leaders participated in sev-eral educational sessions, received training from Heidi Zimmerman on the topic of sexual assault, and representatives from Northwestern Mutual dis-cussed how to relate values of organizations to real world scenarios.

SCHOLARSHIP RECEIPIENTS

Dean Judy Smith Scholarship Melina Gomez of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. Cody Smith of Kappa Sigma IFC Scholarships Nate Del Priore of Sigma Pi Caleb Gully of Sigma Pi

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All Greek Student 2.85 2.87

All University Student 2.76 2.75

All Sorority Women 2.99 3.05

All University Women 2.87 2.85

All Fraternity Men 2.58 2.60

All University Men 2.65 2.65

ORDER OF OMEGA Order of Omega is a honor society for members of fraternities and sororities. The organization recog-nizes juniors and seniors who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leader-ship, and involvement within their respective or-ganizations and within the fraternity and sorority, campus and local community. Members are select-ed from the top 3% of fraternity and sorority mem-bers at MTSU. During the fall semester, several Or-der of Omega members participated in Trunk-Or-Treat at the Boys and Girls Club. During the spring semester, members partnered with a local church to collect items for a church in Haiti.

OFFICERS: President, Adrianne Horvath, Vice President, Cody Smith, Secretary and Treasurer, Sydney Lang. MEMBERS: Zachary Anderson, Brandon Batts, Shelley Bigit, Elsa Borja, Laura Bosi, Allyssa Bee-cher, Elizabeth Caskey, Hannah Caylor, Cassi Clark, Wesley Compton, Kayla Crabtree, Lauren Creasey, Kelley Crook, Katherine Davis, Lucy Estes, Shabnam Etemadi, Rhiannon Facchieni, Anna Grace Gerhart, Melina Gonzalez, Cheri Green, Kayla Hale, Ashley Henley, Adrianne Horvath, Jennifer Isen-berg, Jana Johnson, Sydney Lang, Jade Linstead, Broc Matthews, Tazamisha Maston, Zaver Moore, Patrick Morrison, Kristin Nugent, Krystal Owens, Corbyn Payne, Kristin Pogue, Tiffany Sherrill, Cody Smith, Leah Strader, Chelsea Swift, Rachel Thomp-son, Trisha Thompson, Jennifer Travis, Elizabeth Walden, Carly Wigren.

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DANCING THROUGH THE DECADES The fraternity and sorority community sponsored Danc-ing through the Decades for Circle of Sisterhood on April 3, 2012. The event displayed fraternity and sorori-ty member’s commitment to service and to empowering women. The Circle of Sisterhood Foundation strives to spread their message that women around the world need access to a quality education in order to remove them from poverty, life threatening diseases and situa-tions. For as little as $13, one girl can be sent to school for one year and for $50 one girl can be sent to school for one year with all the supplies she needs. This year we had 20 registered teams and raised $1,806.50.

THE BIG EVENT Members of the fraternity and sorority community volunteered at the 4th annual The Big Event. This event is sponsored by the SGA and is the largest one-day, student run service project in the nation where students of MTSU will come together to say “thank you” to the residents of Murfreesboro.

BLEED BLUE, BEAT WKU! BLOOD DRIVE Student Programming sponsored a blood drive in October for the Red Cross. Over 150 members of the fraternity and sorority community volunteered at this event.

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SERVED St. Jude Children’s Hospital Murfreesboro Emergency Services Nashville Children’s Hospital Goodwill Fisher House Make A Wish Foundation Special Kids PUSH America Middle Tennessee Red Cross Habitat for Humanity Boys and Girls Club Green House Ministries PAWS The Center for the Arts Toys for Tots Salvation Army Second Harvest Food Bank Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee Prevent Child Abuse America Nashville YWCA Ronald McDonald House Domestic Violence Center-Murfreesboro Heart Association Autism Foundation National Alliance of Mental Illness Antioch High School Band Nashville Rescue Mission The Discovery Center Soles for Souls United Way FCCLA All Things Possible Breast Cancer Awareness MTSU Foundation Arthritis Foundation

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GOLD STANDARD The Greek Gold Standard was implemented as a tool to assess the level of performance of each of MTSU’s Fraternity and Sorority Organizations. This mandatory assessment rates chapters based on their attainment of benchmarks set in four functional areas – leadership, scholarship, friend-ship and service. The Gold Standard Assessment is a way to hold our MTSU Fraternity and Sorori-ty organizations to the values we all share as members of the Fraternity and Sorority communi-ty. The Gold Standard recognizes those chapters excelling in every facet of Fraternity and Sorority Life at MTSU. Gold Standard chapters met at least 90 percent of the criteria on the Gold Stand-ard Assessment. This chapters awarded Gold Standard this year include Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Tau Omega, Chi Omega, Kap-pa Delta, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and Sigma Pi. Beginning with the spring 2012 semes-ter, the Gold Standard program will be imple-mented on a semester basis and will be aligned with the Fraternity and Sorority Life Strategic Plan.

NEW MEMBER EDUCATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS During the 2011-2012 academic year, the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life developed and implemented new standards for new member education programming. These new standards were implemented to help reach the goals set forth by the Greek Life Task Force in the Strate-gic Plan for Fraternities and Sororities 2011-2016 at Middle Tennessee State University and to overcome the struggles our community faces related to retention and academics. The stand-ards and minimum expectations are outlined in the new member education packet that all chap-ters must now submit. The most notable change was that new member programming cannot be longer than eight weeks and all new members must be initiated in full.

HAZING PREVENTION Erle Morring, a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity, spoke to members of the MTSU fraternity and sorority community regarding the dangers asso-ciated with hazing and the long term conse-quences such actions can have on organizations and individuals. Laura Sosh-Lightsy from MTSU Judicial Affairs spoke with New Members at the spring New Member Session regarding the dangers of hazing and alcohol abuse. She also detailed the policies that are in place for both of these issues and the consequences that will result from breaking the policies.

RISK MANAGEMENT VIOLATIONS There were 20 IFC risk management violations handled by Judicial Affairs in the following areas: Alcohol Violations, Holding Unauthorized Events, Unauthorized items, and Destruction of Property. There were 2 NPHC Fraternity risk management violations handled by Judicial Affairs in the fol-lowing area: Unauthorized Events. No other groups were found responsible through Judicial Affairs.

JEREMY WILLIAMS Jeremy Williams, a Kappa Alpha Order alumni, spoke to more than 500 members of the fraternity and sorority community regarding alcohol safe-ty. He spoke of his personal journey recovering from his injuries due to an alcohol related accident.

VALUES SPEAKER Britt Pettigrew of Campus Crusade spoke to members at the fall New Member Education Session about the importance of values congru-ence.

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council welcomed 204 new members. Tau Kappa Epsilon is no longer a member of the council, however, during the spring 2012 semester, IFC voted to add Phi Mu Al-pha Sinfonia to the council.. IFC has invited Phi Delta Theta to colonize in the fall of 2012 and Phi Kappa Tau to colonize in the fall of 2013. During the fall 2011, the Interfraternity Council Executive Officers formed the Greek Leadership Team, now known as United Greek Men, with 25 men from nine different chapters. The men met throughout the year to study dynamic recruitment skills and leadership lessons to better their chap-ters and help guide future recruitment strategies for IFC. This year’s members included, Rudy Basaluda (Sigma Pi), Grant Booth (Sigma Alpha Epsilon), Dustin Bowen (Kappa Alpha Order), Cameron Brown (Alpha Tau Omega), Tyler Carter (Alpha Gamma Rho), Andrew Enos (Sigma Nu), Jordan Flood (Pi Kappa Phi), Sean Griffin (Alpha Gamma Rho), Stuart Greg-ory (Kappa Sigma), Cole Harper (Kappa Alpha Order), Travis Jamison (Pi Kappa Phi), James Lee (Alpha Tau Omega), Jacob Lisemby (Sigma Pi), Shaun Luber (Sigma Nu), Matt McCann (Sigma Alpha Epsilon), Corbyn Payne (Sigma Phi Epsilon), Ty-ler Shapard (Kappa Alpha Order), Nik Shokur (Pi Kappa Phi), Hunter Stewart (Sigma Pi) and Josh Young (Pi Kappa Phi).

MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL The Multicultural Greek Council welcomed 3 new members. They currently have one sorority, Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. During this academic year, they raised hundreds of dollars for their philan-thropy UNICEF. The Multicultural Greek Council ex-pansion plans include interests groups for Delta Phi Lambda Asian Interest Sorority, Inc., Sigma Beta Rho Multicultural Fraternity, Inc., Phi Iota Alpha Latin Fra-ternity, Inc., and Sigma Phi Beta Fraternity.

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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council welcomed 216 new members. The annual Panhellenic Halloween Carnival and Easter Egg Hunt were a success with campus and the local community. The women of the Panhellenic Council donated 5,218 hours of community service to the local community and na-tional philanthropies. They also contributed $48,635 to the local community and national philanthropies.

VALENTINE’S DATE NIGHT The women of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, Panhellenic Council, Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and Health Promotions sponsored Valentine’s Date Night on February 13. Make-up consultations were offered by Paul Mitchell Murfreesboro and Nashville to pamper the women on campus. The pro-gram titled, “Have You Been Hit By Love?” with Dee Dee Cooper educated MTSU students on domestic violence awareness.

Outstanding Senior Kalina Neely (PHC) Brandon Batts (NPHC) Outstanding New Member Katie Ramsey (PHC) Brandon Loso (IFC) Outstanding Social Event Aimee Bond Benefit Concert- Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Order Most Improved Chapter Alpha Tau Omega Campus Program of the Year Alpha Omicron Pi Outstanding Alumni Relations Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Outstanding Risk Reduction Programming Sigma Nu Outstanding Public Relations Sigma Pi Outstanding Collaboration Not awarded Philanthropy of the Year Kappa Delta Community Service Programming Award Kappa Delta Outstanding Community Servant Donald Abels of Sigma Pi

IFC President of the Year Donald Abels of Sigma Pi NPHC President of the Year Kara Jones of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. PHC President of the Year Jaime Hebl of Alpha Chi Omega Victor Felts IFC Man of the Year Cody Smith of Kappa Sigma Dean Judy Smith PHC Woman of the Year Trisha Thompson MGC Woman of the Year Charytin Camacho of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. NPHC Greek Man of the Year Kenneth Worles of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. NPHC Greek Woman of the Year Erika Maclin of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Outstanding Chapter Advisor Gail Boyd of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Outstanding Faculty Advisor Rich Kershaw of Alpha Tau Omega President’s Cup Sigma Pi (IFC) Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. (NPHC) Alpha Delta Pi (PHC) Chapter of the Year Alpha Delta Pi (PHC)

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STUDENT ORIENTATION ASSISTANTS Ryne Alexander-Alpha Tau Omega Kristina Amsler-Zeta Tau Alpha Benton Beasley-Sigma Nu Dustin Bowen-Kappa Alpha Ashley Brooks-Alpha Delta Pi Laura Clinton-Alpha Delta Pi Kayla Dickerson-Alpha Omicron Pi Chris Duane-Kappa Sigma Liz Floyd-Alpha Chi Omega Emma Hamilton-Alpha Delta Pi Meredith Holt-Alpha Delta Pi Hailey Horton-Alpha Chi Omega Emily Jacobsen-Alpha Chi Omega Travis Jamison-Pi Kappa Phi Anna Miles-Chi Omega Sydni Miller-Alpha Omicron Pi Laura Peterson-Kappa Delta Prasilla Ramirez-Alpha Chi Omega Jamia Richmond-Alpha Delta Pi Cecily Rivers-Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Courtney Schaff-Alpha Chi Omega Tyler Shapard-Kappa Alpha Tia Sullenger-Alpha Delta Pi Josh Young-Pi Kappa Phi

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Donald Abels- Sigma Pi Shaun Luber-Sigma Nu Erika Maclin-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Courtnei Secrest-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. John Thomas-Sigma Pi

SENATORS: Peter Ambrosetti-Alpha Tau Omega Cody Bieber-Sigma Nu Rosalyn Brown-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Laura Clinton-Alpha Delta Pi James Grant-Sigma Pi Liz Floyd-Alpha Chi Omega Brittany Holt-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Meredith Holt-Alpha Delta Pi Travis Jamison-Pi Kappa Phi Kara Jones-Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. KaDeadra McNealy-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Casey McCullum-Alpha Delta Pi Zaver Moore-Alpha Tau Omega Krishna Muhammad-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Krystal Owens-Kappa Delta Gerita Perry-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Daschia Rand-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. April Richardson-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Cecily Rivers-Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Amber Robinson-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Moriah Rosser-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Josh Sanders-Sigma Pi Preston Sorg-Sigma Pi

Members of the MTSU Fraternity and Sorority Community are involved in a broad range of campus organizations.

2011-2012 STUDENT AMBASSADORS Brandon Batts-Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Trisha Thompson-Alpha Omicron Pi

As we reflect on the accomplishments of the MTSU Fraternity and Sorority Community over the past year, we would like to take the time to thank

those who have been central to that growth and development.

Acknowledgements

Dr. Deb Sells, Vice President, Student Affairs

Sarah Sudak, Associate Vice President, Student Affairs, Dean of Student Life

Dr. Danny Kelley, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs

Penny Nichols, Account Clerk, Center for Student Involvement & Leadership

Lisa Schrader, Health Promotions

Jennifer Kirk, Student Programming

Brenda Wunder, Student Programming

Student Programming Council

Event Coordination

Intercultural and Diversity Affairs

Valerie Avent, Assistant Director, June Anderson Center

Caroline Bizot, Assistant Director, Multicultural Recruitment and Retention

Jackie Victory, Director, Leadership and Service

Richard Kershaw, Director, Student Programming

Vicki Sargent, Specialist, VSPA Technology

David Tippett, Coordinator, Student Recreation Center

Patrick Morrison, IFC President

Skylar McRae, PHC President

Una Norwood, NPHC President

Charytin Camacho, MGC President

Chapter Advisors

Faculty Advisors

House Corporation Members

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