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Spring 2020 Community Report Scorecard FINAL Spring 2020 Community Report Scorecard Executive Summary Scholarship The All-Greek Spring 2020 Term Average (3.129) exceeded the All-Undergraduate Spring 2020 Term Average (3.112). The All-IFC and All-CPA Spring 2020 Term Averages (3.014, 3.426) exceeded the All-Male and All-Female Spring 2020 Term Averages, respectively (2.975, 3.126) The Spring 2020 Term Averages of all four governing councils exceeded 3.0 Ninety-seven (97) members of the Greek community achieved a 4.00 Spring 2020 Term Average, which double the amount from Spring 2019 (48) and Fall 2019 (47). Membership Membership numbers, particularly New Membership numbers, were impacted by the sudden shutdown midsemester due to COVID-19. Multiple chapters ended NM programs. Over the academic year, one fraternities was inactive (Omega Psi Phi), one fraternity was suspended (Sigma Beta Rho), one fraternity left the IFC (Triangle), and another fraternity joined the IFC (Sigma Nu). College Panhellenic Association is considering extension to add a 7th NPC group to the council; the Multicultural Greek Council is actively seeking to add a new sorority to their council this upcoming year. Service & Philanthropy Service hours and philanthropy dollars raised were negatively impacted by COVID-19. Chapters raised 4.7% more in Spring 2020 ($72,921.36) than in Spring 2019 ($69,589.67) for philanthropic causes. Sigma Kappa completed the most service hours (684.75) and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. had the most hours per member (12.94). Programming FSLife Programs included Greek Officers Leadership Development (GOLD), New Member Education Series (NMES), and Standards of Accreditation and Excellence (SOAE). Virtual Engagement efforts included a Virtual SOAE Awards Reception, calling campaign, t-shirt giveaway, social media campaigns, a virtual FS Ambassador program, and virtual Summer Preview Staff accompanied 19 students to the AFLV Conference in Feb 2020. Attendance was funded by governing councils, FSLife, and the Interim Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management Conduct Cases (Violations Code: A= Alcohol H= Hazing SA = Sexual Assault P= Probation SU= Suspended 0 = Other (Disorderly Conduct , Univ Regulations, etc)) SU: Sigma Beta Rho Chapter Statistics Report # of Members New (including Spr 20 % Spr 20 % # of Member Service new Sem Inc/Dec Cum Inc/Dec New Semester Service Hours Per Philanthropic Conduct Fraternity/Sorority Council Chapter members) GPA from Fall 19 GPA from Fall 19 Members GPA Hours Member Donations Violations S CPA Alpha Delta Pi 131 3.561 12.512% 3.310 2.667% - - 321.75 2.46 $11,465.44 S CPA Sigma Kappa 110 3.493 12.171% 3.267 4.344% 5 3.442 684.75 6.23 $6,464.33 S CPA Delta Phi Epsilon 108 3.442 13.560% 3.232 3.590% - - 32 0.30 $18,247.09 3.426 CPA Spring 2020 Term Average $608.16 S NPHC Zeta Phi Beta 11 3.388 14.151% 3.091 4.426% - - 3 0.27 S CPA Phi Mu 107 3.378 12.977% 3.228 4.297% 7 3.522 199 1.86 $4,416.34 S CPA Alpha Xi Delta 120 3.374 14.997% 3.146 3.215% - - 208.5 1.74 $5,520.00 S NPHC Alpha Kappa Alpha 19 3.341 10.997% 3.067 1.725% - - 84 4.42 F IFC Sigma Phi Epsilon 72 3.329 11.786% 3.171 1.635% 5 3.205 0 0.00 F IFC Alpha Epsilon Pi 59 3.311 12.542% 3.092 6.584% 2 3.796 8 0.14 S CPA Theta Phi Alpha 104 3.310 14.217% 3.156 4.469% 14 3.555 259.5 2.50 3.295 All-Sorority Spring 2020 Term Average F NPHC Phi Beta Sigma 6 3.272 36.789% 2.904 0.903% - - 0 0.00 F IFC Sigma Chi 72 3.236 16.739% 3.057 6.109% 15 3.228 356 4.94 $17,220.00 3.216 All-Female Spring 2020 Term Average F MGC Alpha Psi Lambda 11 3.210 15.884% 3.103 5.115% 5 3.318 36 3.27 F IFC Pi Kappa Alpha* 96 3.173 18.794% 3.080 8.184% 12 2.776 591.75 6.16 3.129 All-Greek Spring 2020 Term Average 3.112 All-Undergraduate Spring 2020 Term Average S NPHC Delta Sigma Theta 16 3.098 13.190% 3.064 0.229% - - 207 12.94 F MGC Lambda Alpha Upsilon 9 3.067 12.799% 2.990 2.926% 1 hidden 0 0.00 F IFC Pi Kappa Phi 85 3.064 9.117% 2.984 2.508% 11 2.952 5 0.06 $6,294.00 F NPHC Kappa Alpha Psi 15 3.046 35.138% 2.834 2.495% 5 2.884 0 0.00 3.046 MGC Spring 2020 Term Average 3.042 NPHC Spring 2020 Term Average 3.014 IFC Spring 2020 Term Average $2,686.00 S NPHC Sigma Gamma Rho 11 2.998 7.881% 3.039 -1.650% 4 2.722 23 2.09 2.989 All-Fraternity Spring 2020 Term Average 2.975 All-Male Spring 2020 Term Average S MGC Lambda Theta Alpha 4 2.861 5.845% 2.865 -0.278% - - 0 0.00 F IFC Delta Tau Delta 72 2.809 1.775% 2.795 -2.647% 12 1.966 0 0.00 F IFC Phi Delta Theta 71 2.691 0.186% 2.644 -4.307% 17 2.018 0 0.00 F IFC Sigma Nu* 15 2.497 12.326% 2.620 -6.093% 3 2.603 0 0.00 F NPHC Alpha Phi Alpha 6 2.153 4.718% 2.790 5.482% - - 0 0.00 Spring 2020 Community Report Scorecard Community Statistics Report University vs. Greek Membership University Semester Averages University Cumulative Averages Undergraduate PopulatioN (degree-seeking, all campuses) 22,407 All-WomeN's Average GPA 3.216 All-WomeN's Average GPA 3.139 Total Fraternity & Sorority Membership: 1330 All-MeN's Average GPA 2.975 All-MeN's Average GPA 2.974 % oF FAU UG who are members 5.94% All-Undergraduate Average GPA 3.112 All-Undergraduate Average GPA 3.068 Council Membership Council Semester Averages Council Cumulative Averages Total CPA (6 chapters) 680 Avg CPA 113 College PaNhelleNic AssociatioN 3.426 College PaNhelleNic AssociatioN 3.223 Total IFC (8 chapters) 542 Avg IFC 68 InterFraterNity CouNcil 3.014 InterFraterNity CouNcil 2.930 Total MGC (3 chapters) 24 Avg MGC 6 Multicultural Greek CouNcil 3.042 Multicultural Greek CouNcil 2.970 Total NPHC (7 chapters) 84 Avg NPHC 12 NatioNal PaN-HelleNic CouNcil 3.046 NatioNal PaN-HelleNic CouNcil 2.986 All Greek Membership All Greek Semester Averages All Greek Cumulative Averages Sorority Membership (11 chapters) 741 All-Sorority Average GPA 3.295 All-Sorority Average GPA 3.133 Fraternity Membership (13 chapters) 589 All-FraterNity Average GPA 2.989 All-FraterNity Average GPA 2.928 New Membership 118 All-Greek Average GPA 3.129 All-Greek Average GPA 3.022 Service & Philanthropy Total Service Hours PerFormed** 3019.25 **verified via NobleHour Total Monies Raised For Philanthropy*** $72,921.36 ***verified by Fraternity & Sorority Life.
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