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2017 Order of Omega and Standards of Excellence Awards Adam Culley the BEST of US 2017 Order of Omega and Standards of Excellence Awards Adam Culley THE BEST OF US You get the best of me when… You get the worst of me when… You can count on me to… This is what I need from you... Order of Omega Awards • Outstanding Volunteer • Outstanding New Member • Senior Diamond Dedication • Outstanding Chapter President • Outstanding Fraternity Man • Outstanding Sorority Woman Outstanding Volunteer Presented by Frank Lopez Recognizes the contributions of DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS, such as chapter advisors, faculty advisors, family members, or university staff members. The success of undergraduate members and chapters is predicated on the SUPPORT of these volunteers. Recipients are volunteers whose COMMITMENT creates and perpetuates a POSITIVE AND REWARDING FRATERNAL EXPERIENCE for individual members, chapters, and the Fraternity and Sorority community. Outstanding Volunteer Presented by Frank Lopez Lane Harris Greene, ΔΓ Mindy Sopher, BΘΠ and ΣN Outstanding Volunteer Mindy Sopher, Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Nu Outstanding New Member Presented by Frank Lopez Recognizes one new member who EMBODIES in thought and deed the MISSION and VALUES of their organization and the NC State Fraternity and Sorority Community. This newest member demonstrates a SOUND ADHERENCE and UNDERSTANDING to the PILLARS of Fraternity and Sorority Life. Outstanding New Member Presented by Frank Lopez Asolaide Akinkuotu, ΑΚΑ Deja Richards, ΑΚΑ Claire Mayo, ΑΩΕ Madeline Cederdahl, ΧΩ Karah Hamel, ΔΖ Hope Bercaw, ΚΑΘ David Cho, ΛΦΕ Justin Lo, ΛΦΕ Timothy Wu, ΛΦΕ Mollie Winstead, ΣΚ Garrett Carpenter, TKE Outstanding New Member Deja Richards, Alpha Kappa Alpha Outstanding New Member Justin Lo, Lambda Phi Epsilon Senior Diamond Dedication Presented by Josh Welch Recognizes deserving seniors who exhibit the HIGHEST STANDARDS of PURPOSE and PERFORMANCE in their chapter throughout their entire collegiate experience. This award focuses solely on the CONTRIBUTION that an individual has made in the chapter. These recipients illustrate dedication to FRATERNAL VALUES and the importance of leaving a POSITIVE LEGACY for future members. Senior Diamond Dedication Presented by Joshua Welch Amanda Privette, AΩE Anne Furukawa, ΧΩ Olivia Harvard, ΚΑΘ Senior Diamond Dedication Amanda Privette, Alpha Omega Epsilon Senior Diamond Dedication Anne Furukawa, Chi Omega Senior Diamond Dedication Olivia Harvard, Kappa Alpha Theta Outstanding Chapter President Presented by Chris Jefferson Recognizes chapter presidents whose LEADERSHIP has contributed to the GROWTH of the chapter and who excel as leaders while involved in the greater community. Recipients integrated the PILLARS of Fraternity and Sorority Life as LEADERS, SCHOLARS, MENTORS, and SERVANTS. Outstanding Chapter President Presented by Chris Jefferson Imari McClean, AKA Olivia Fuller, ΧΩ Lauren Hamrick, ΔΣΘ Claudia Kennedy, ΚΑΘ Madeline Ciszewski, ΚΔ Justin Lo, ΛΦΕ Nicholas Rinz, ΛΘΦ Kathryn Moore, ΣK Adam Elshanawany, ΣΠ John Cox, ΣN Outstanding Chapter President Claudia Kennedy, Kappa Alpha Theta Outstanding Chapter President Justin Lo, Lambda Phi Epsilon Outstanding Member Presented by Shelly Brown Dobek Recognizes one fraternity man and one sorority woman for his/her outstanding CONTRIBUTION to the fraternal movement at NC State University. Recipients integrate the PILLARS of Fraternity and Sorority Life, brotherhood/sisterhood, service, scholarship, and leadership, in their daily lives but also demonstrate these VALUES in their experiences INSIDE and OUTSIDE the CLASSROOM. Outstanding Fraternity Man Presented by Shelly Brown Dobek Ben Cauthen, AΓP Brayndon Stafford, AΦA Nicholas Rinz, ΛΘΦ Outstanding Fraternity Man Nicholas Rinz, Lambda Theta Phi Outstanding Sorority Woman Presented by Shelly Brown Dobek Annabelle Hale, ΑΔΠ Annie Miya, ΑΦΓ Rebecca Griffin, AΩE Jenna Burrell, XΩ Val Quintero, ΛΠX Outstanding Sorority Woman Annie Miya, Alpha Phi Gamma Order of Omega Tapping Ceremony Order of Omega Honorary Members Angel Bowers, Counseling Center Order of Omega Honorary Members Durell Hurst, University Housing Order of Omega Honorary Members Lisa LaBarbera-Mascote, Women’s Center Standards of Excellence Awards • Alumni and Graduate Chapter Relations • Campus Leadership and Involvement • Council Involvement • Educational Programming • Financial Management • Leadership Training • Membership Development • Risk Management • Scholarship and Academics • Service and Philanthropy Alumni and Graduate Chapter Relations Presented by Chris Jefferson Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Gamma Kappa Delta Kappa Phi Lambda Lambda Theta Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Alumni and Graduate Chapter Relations Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon Campus Leadership and Involvement Presented by Chris Jefferson Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Phi Lambda Lambda Pi Chi Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Theta Nu Xi Campus Leadership and Involvement Kappa Phi Lambda Lambda Pi Chi Omega Psi Phi Council Involvement Presented by Chris Jefferson Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Lambda Theta Phi Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Theta Nu Xi Council Involvement Alpha Phi Gamma Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Theta Nu Xi Educational Programming Presented by Josh Welch Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Delta Kappa Phi Lambda Lambda Pi Chi Educational Programming Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Phi Lambda Lambda Pi Chi Financial Management Presented by Josh Welch Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Zeta Phi Beta Financial Management Alpha Phi Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Zeta Phi Beta Leadership Training Presented by Josh Welch Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Theta Phi Leadership Training Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Membership Development Presented by Josh Welch Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Alpha Theta Lambda Pi Chi Pi Alpha Phi Pi Beta Phi Membership Development Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Alpha Theta Lambda Pi Chi Risk Management Presented by Frank Lopez Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Sigma Kappa Risk Management Delta Sigma Theta Sigma Kappa Scholarship and Academics Presented by Frank Lopez Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Chi Omega Delta Gamma Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Scholarship and Academics Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi Beta Theta Pi Delta Zeta Service and Philanthropy Presented by Frank Lopez Alpha Gamma Rho Delta Gamma Kappa Delta Lambda Pi Chi Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Sigma Nu Theta Nu Xi Service and Philanthropy Kappa Delta Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta Theta Nu Xi Overall Excellence • Most Sustainable Chapter Award • Most Improved • Sorority of the Year • Fraternity of the Year Most Sustainable Chapter Award Delta Gamma Most Improved Chapter Sigma Nu Sorority of the Year Finalists Presented by Shelly Brown Dobek Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Delta 2016-2017 Sorority of the Year Delta Gamma Fraternity of the Year Finalists Presented by Shelly Brown Dobek Alpha Epsilon Pi Lambda Theta Phi Sigma Nu 2016-2017 Fraternity of the Year Sigma Nu Council Awards • MGC Chapter of the Year • Toni H. Thorpe Award • John T. Caldwell Chapters • Melinda B. Sopher Chapters 2017 MGC Chapter of the Year Lambda Pi Chi 2017 Toni H. Thorpe Award Delta Sigma Theta 2017 John T. Caldwell Chapters Presented by Wes Smith Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Theta Sigma Nu 2017 John T. Caldwell Winner Alpha Epsilon Pi 2017 Melinda B. Sopher Chapters Presented by Sarah McCall Delta Gamma Delta Zeta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Zeta Tau Alpha 2017 Melinda B. Sopher Winner Kappa Delta CONGRATULATIONS to all nominees and winners!.
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