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Council Retreat

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Council Retreat

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President &

Council Retreat

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Classes Start

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Ifc FRATERNITY recruitment

Free Registration at: http://tinyurl.com/IFCSP16

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President or next highest ranking

officer required to attend.

Retreat will be in SSB 375.

President’s Retreat

Mandatory attendance needed to

comply with events with alcohol

procedure.

President, Social Chair, & Risk

Manager are required to attend.

Registered Event Training

Please inform FSL of any dietary restrictions or accommodations necessary to fully participate in any of our events.

Men’s Greek 101

80% of Chapter New Members Required to Attend

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women's Greek 101

80% of Chapter New Members Required to Attend

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I l l i n o i s S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y F r a t e r n i t y & S o r o r i t y L i f e

Inside this issue:

IFC: Phi Beta Sigma 2

MGC Exec 4

MGC: Delta Sigma Theta 5

MGC: Sigma Gamma Rho 6

CPC Exec 7

Calendar 8

November 2015

Fraternity & Sorority Life

(309)-438-2151

Alex Snowden

Coordinator

adsnowd@ilstu.edu

Shantira Norris

Specialist

sdnorri@ilstu.edu

Yesy Garcia

Graduate Assistant

vpsaygarcia@ilstu.edu

Salem Awwad

Graduate Assistant

vpsaswawwad@ilstu.edu

Contact Us

Connect

ILSTUFSL

@ILSTUFSL

“Thank you Graduating Seniors!”

Name: Sean Vinson aka Tre Anchor Reckoning

Major: Sociology

Fun Facts: Enjoys all things super hero related

Extremely Creative

Prides himself on being socially aware. Involvement in the social justice cause for blacks.

Favorite memory: Becoming a Brother of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

Name: Jarick White aka

Captain-Anchor ForΣaken

Major: Broadcast Journalism, Theatre minor

Fun Facts: Very artistic and creative. Staying updated with music films and events

Favorite hobbies: Stepping and practicing piano

Favorite memory: Becoming a Brother of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and leading the Fraternity to great things as President

Phi Beta Sigma

Although their time as undergraduate members is coming to a close, we are excited to highlight the following members and celebrating their graduations! We can’t wait to see wait

incredible things come from their graduate chapters.

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“What did You Do in November?” By: Daniel Jackson, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated

The Illinois State Community couldn’t help but notice the Sigmas STORMING campus with their

incredible programming. Here are some highlights in case you missed out on any of the fun.

FRIDAY

13 Blue Icebreaker: drunk driving awareness

This educational event was co-hosted with the women of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. to promote alcohol awareness. In an educational simulation, students placed darkened googles on and were invited to play musical chairs. This was not only engaging but it was great way to provide them with new knowledge. The intended goal of the program was to show people how hard it is to function under heavy intoxication and give them tools to learn and asses their limits safely.

This event was held in Old Main. Daniel Jackson, who is ISU’s first Google Student Ambassador collaborated with Google engineers and Googlers to present on how to get a job at Google, resume tips, job interview tips, and Computer Science academic plans to the students at ISU . This was a way to help students in the computer science major and other students get their foot in the door with google for an internship. They had representatives of Google speak over Google Hangouts. The intended goal of the program was to inform Computer Science majors how to get opportunities with Google. This event allowed for students to get a personal side of Google engineers and Googlers as well as ask them questions about their work.

Google

Hangoutreach

TUESDAY

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“Thank you CPC Exec” By: Salem Awwad, Graduate Assistant, Fraternity & Sorority Life

The fall semester here at Illinois State University is coming to its end and with that comes the

transitioning of officers. To Allie, Amanda, Lily, Haley, Marina, Nikki, and Rachel, y’all made my first semester here at ISU a memorable one, from the long nights during recruitment to our final meeting; it was always an enjoyable time. I have asked a lot of y’all and every time y’all came through, but I’ve got one more task that I need completed. I ask that you remember the work that you did for CPC, the impact you made on me, the week of training with the Rho Gammas, the women that went through recruitment, the conversations with the sorority women, the fun, the work, any other memories that make you think of your time on CPC and smile. Good luck with next semester and thank you again!

Goodbye 2015 exec!

With the end of the semester we have new faces in old positions. We would like to welcome the new officers of the College Panhellenic Council: Olivia, Haley, Gabrielle, Mackenzie, Mia, Meghan, and Maggie. I look forward to seeing how you make these positions your own and building upon the foundation that was laid out by the previous board. Rest up during winter break because once next semester begins we are going to roll up our sleeves and get to work to better CPC, our Greek Community, and Illinois State University.

Welcome 2016 exec!

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“the ‘rhoyal’ return” By: Taniyah Hampton, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Gamma Rho chapter, was founded at Illinois State

University on February 13, 1973. It consisted of 6 founding members and 10 charter members. The new

addition to the chapter was revealed on November 7th, 2015 in the Bowling and Billiards Center Activity

Room.

For the week of November 9, 2015,

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. held

several events to not only reintroduce

themselves to the campus, but to

begin to build strong relationships

with the campus community. These

events consisted of a fundraiser to

support domestic violence victims, a

raffle for priceless plaques for only $1,

study tables, and an ice cream social

with the men of Phi Beta Sigma

Fraternity, Inc.

This “New Edition” of girls is committed to upholding the Sorority’s values of “Sisterhood, Scholarship,

and Service” and are seeking to provide many opportunities to enhance the community while building

strong relationships with other organizations on campus to continue to promote unity and strength as

one.

Pictured above: “Deck Your Walls” Plaque raffle

Please join us in welcoming the eight new members of the GlamRHOus Gamma Rho Chapter:

Captain: La’Nita “Poker-face” Brooks

Deuce: Kira “Nina Simone” Davis

Tre: Bridgette “Secret Service” Edmonson

Quad: Taniya “QUADrisma” Hampton

Five: Kayla “Chief Rhocka” Russell

Six: Ranija “Scenerio” Turner

Seven: Traniece “Mastermind” Washington

Anchor: Jasmine “Halo” Witherspoon

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This event was created to raise money for a student at Illinois State who has kidney cancer; due to health reasons she has since had to withdraw from school. As a community it was important to show to show her that we support her and will con-tinue to live her sweet legacy at ISU. The Apollo show provided an audience with a diverse set of talents ranging from solos to magic tricks. Students had the discretion to vote for their favorite performance; performers had a minute to make the audience boo or cheer for them. Throughout the Apollo the student body and donors learned about the severity of kidney cancer.

Showtime at the apollo SATURDAY

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VETERANS

HOLIDAY DRIVE

WEDNESDAY

18 Co-hosted event with the women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., this event was held to raise donations for veterans. Items included travel sized items, food items, and miscellaneous items that were taken into consideration. The intended goals of the program was to gather resources for veterans of our country and help support veterans day. Phi Beta Sigma is known as "The PEOPLE's Fraternity": we wanted to show the community that Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. appreciate the men and women who have given their service to our country.

We All Matter, was designed to recognize RSO’s for their hard work and their contributions to the ISU community. Jarick White, President of the Epsilon Chi chapter, organized this event to highlight RSO’s of Multicultural backgrounds for their progress and achievements. This event was also recognized by the Vice President of Student Affairs. The RSO’s included: APAC, BSU, Artaburu Basque, ALAS, Black & Latino Male Movement, NACWC, and ASA.

Multicultural Rso Appreciation event THURSDAY

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“MGC Comes together” By: Elizabeth Nunez, Multicultural Greek Council Public Relations

On Friday, November 13th the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) held a team building social to unify all the organizations.

As this council continues to grow one of our goals is to become unified and show the campus that we are here and all the hard work we do. Next semester we have a lot of events planned and hope all of the Greek community will come out and show support.

The Multicultural Greek Council was established in 2013 and has grown to be the governing organization for 8 culturally founded fraternities and sororities.

Stay tuned to see what MGC has in store for the Illinois State University fraternal community.

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“Delta Sigma Theta... Don’t call it a comeback” By: Yesenia Garcia, Graduate Assistant, Fraternity & Sorority Life

After a long wait, the Theta Delta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated will be presenting their newest initiates to the Illinois State University fraternal community. Don’t miss out on

a chance to welcome the first neophytes since Fall 2012!

“Happy Swanniversary!” By: Yesenia Garcia, Graduate Assistant, Fraternity & Sorority Life

Fraternity and Sorority Life would like to wish the Beta Line, 3 STYLAR of Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority, Inc. a Happy “Swanniversary”!

On December 1, 2014 these three women were initiated into their sisterhood. In the past year, they’ve created a major difference on campus and it hasn’t gone unnoticed.

One year of sisterhood down, a lifetime to go!