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Greek Week 2015 Packet.Pdf 1 Greek Week Teams……………………………………………………. 3 Welcome Letter………………………………………………………………4 Greek Ambassador Liaisons………………………………………………….5 Greek Week Schedule…………………………………………………. 6 Important Dates………………………………………………………. 7 Greek Week Rules……………………………………………………… 8 Greek Week Scoring…………………………………………………… 9 Greek Feud………………………………………………………………….10 Chariot Race…………………………………………………………. 11 Cardboard Boat Race…………………………………………………. 12 Spirit Day……………………………………………………………… 14 Stroll Competition……………………………………………………. 14 Stroll Competition Form……………………………………………………17 Greek Week Shirt Order Form……………………………………………..18 Team Liaisons………………………………………………………………19 Presale Stroll Tickets……………………………………………………….20 Chariot Race Teams…………………………………………………. 21 Greek Feud Contestants…………………………………………………….22 Cardboard Boat Race Team…………………………………………. 23 Greek Week Shirt Proof……………………………………………… 24 2 Team Apollo Team Hermes Delta Upsilon (IFC) Alpha Chi Omega (PC) Kappa Alpha Order (IFC) Alpha Kappa Alpha (NPHC) Kappa Alpha Psi (NPHC) Alpha Phi Alpha (NPHC) Phi Beta Sigma (NPHC) Sigma Alpha Epsilon (IFC) Zeta Tau Alpha (PC) Team Ares Team Poseidon Chi Phi (IFC) Delta Gamma (PC) Kappa Delta (PC) Delta Sigma Theta (NPHC) Omega Psi Phi (NPHC) Gamma Eta (MGC) Sigma Gamma Rho (NPHC) Sigma Chi (IFC) Theta Chi (IFC) Team Hades Team Zeus Alpha Phi (PC) Iota Phi Theta (NPHC) Alpha Tau Omega (IFC) Kappa Alpha Theta (PC) Sigma Beta Rho (MGC) Kappa Sigma (IFC) Zeta Phi Beta (NPHC) Sigma Lambda Gamma (MGC) 3 Dear Fellow Greeks, We are so excited to bring back Greek Week! This has been an event that we have planned and worked on for four long months, and we are hoping Greek Week will bring each of your teams laughter, memories, and a lot of Greek spirit. We are passionate about bringing unity to the UNF Greek Community; therefore, each team is comprised of chapters from each of the four councils on campus: Interfraternity Council (IFC), Panhellenic Council (PC), National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), Multicultural Greek Council (MGC). This year’s Greek Week theme is “Greek Gods”. The team to win Greek Week 2015 will be announced after the Greek Week Strolling Competition on Friday, October 16th in the Lazzara. While competition is encourage, we ask that your teams hold themselves to a high standard of sportsmanship. To ensure that the rules and descriptions of the events are clear, we have assigned 3 Greek Ambassadors to each team. They will serve as your liaison between your team and the rest of the Greek Ambassadors as well as the OFSL staff. In addition we are asking for each team to select two representatives that will serve as liaisons between the team and the Greek Ambassadors. If there is any problems for one team, the two team liaisons will be the first team members contacted by either the Greek Ambassadors or OFSL staff. The scoring for each event is explained further in the packet. Please read each event description carefully. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask one of your Greek Ambassador liaisons. Further questions can be answered during the Greek Week Informational meeting on Monday, September 28th at 7 p.m. in the ballrooms. Please remember the purpose of this week is to bring the Greek Community together. Good luck to all the teams and get ready for great week! Sincerely, The 2015 Greek Ambassadors 4 The first Greek Ambassador listed in your team’s row is your team captain! Team Name Number Email Team 1. Trey McQuaig (850)294-7107 [email protected] Hermes 2. Juliana Santucci (239)398-0535 [email protected] 3. Katie Ingalls (813)391-7731 [email protected] Team 1. Caroline May (561)889-4840 [email protected] Hades 2. Joey Garrett (904)687-8638 [email protected] 3. Megan Worley (904)652-6341 [email protected] Team 1. Sammi Beyer (407)864-9755 [email protected] Poseidon 2. Sara Powell (813)395-3445 [email protected] 3. Hal Gray (305)510-4654 [email protected] Team 1. Hayden Kestle (904)553-0066 [email protected] Zeus 2. Franki Giustino (561)427-8791 [email protected] 3. Meghan Rusin (904)891-5873 [email protected] Team 1. Annie Goodfellow (813)395-1741 [email protected] Aries 2. Ray Sadeq (904)624-9370 [email protected] 3. Jean Maierhoffer (904)238-3358 [email protected] Team 1. Abbie Walsh (407)301-7644 [email protected] Apollo 2. Alex Bailey (850)728-3067 [email protected] 3. Mark Favia (630)774-0016 [email protected] 5 th Monday October 12 Event: Family Feud Location: Student Union Auditorium Time: 7:00 p.m. th Tuesday October 13 Event: Red Bull Chariot Race Location: UNF Arena Courtyard Time: 6:00 p.m. Wednesday October 14th Event: Cardboard Boat Race Location: Osprey Clubhouse Pool Time: 1:00 p.m. Thursday October 15th Event: Spirit Day Location: BurgerFi Time: All day – Live Music: 6:30 p.m. Friday October 16th Event: Step Show Location: Lazzara Theatre Time: Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Show starts at 7:30 p.m. 6 September 21st: The following payments are due in OFSL by 5 p.m.: -$100 Step Show Team fee -Stroll Competition Ticket Order Form and Payment - 1st Stroll Team Roster -Greek Week Shirt Order Form and Payment September 28th: Greek Week Informational Meeting at 7 p.m. in the ballrooms Please turn in the Team Liaison Form at the meeting. October 5th: Please turn in the following to OFSL by 5 p.m. -Contestants for Family Feud -Roster for Chariot race - Roster for Cardboard Boat Race - Stroll Performance break down, music and final roster *Failure to turn in forms and payments will result in a $25 per day that it is late* 7 1. HAVE FUN… this is the time for all of us to bond and come together as one. Find the balance between competition and fostering relationships! 2. All Greek Week events are open to the public but you must be Greek to participate. 3. Failure to turn in any of the forms by the due date listed in the packet will result in the fine of $25 every day it is late. 4. There will be NO alcohol, drugs, or other controlled substances at any Greek Week related event. Violations of this rule will result in immediate disqualification from the event or week as determined by the OFSL Staff/ Greek Ambassadors. 5. No member of the team is allowed to participate in any of the Greek Week activities if the member is under the influence of any substance. 6. For each Greek Week activity there must be representation from each council (IFC, PC, NPHC, and MGC) within each team. Exceptions will be made if there is an academic or work conflict. 7. Although we encourage ideas and input, all decisions made by the OFSL staff and Greek Ambassadors are final. 8. OFSL and the Greek Ambassadors reserve the right to make changes and qualifying decisions at any point prior to, during, and post Greek Week. 8 How Scoring Works: - Each event is worth a different amount of points. - Points are given for placing in events, having the highest attendance based on percentage and having the most creative costumes. It varies each event so make sure to read the point breakdowns carefully. - The team with the highest amount of points at the end of the week will be named the Winner of Greek Week 2015. - Points can be deducted if there is inappropriate behavior and/or any violations of the Greek Week rules. Winning Points: Event: 1st Place Points: Greek Feud 500 pts. Chariot Race 500 pts. Cardboard Boat Race 500 pts. Spirit Day 300 pts. Strolling Competition 700 pts. 9 Time: 7:00 p.m. -9:00p.m. Where: Student Union Auditorium Participants: In order to participate there must be a representative from each organization on your team present at Family Feud, and the maximum players for a team is 5. The exception being the NPHC/MGC organizations that are made up of 1 person who may have class conflicts. How it will work: “Greek Feud” will be modeled closely after the TV Show Family Feud. The teams competing will be drawn at random and this will create 3 sets of competitions and the winner from each of those 3 sets will advance to the next round, then again picked at a random for the next round the winner from that will play the remaining team. Rounds will continue until a team reaches 200 points. After all teams the teams compete a winner will be crowned. The community has been polled prior to the game so top answers will be shown on the board, which we have created using a computer program. The Questions: Questions will be a mix of UNF related, Greek Life related and random everyday questions that you would see on the Family Feud TV show. Fast Money Round: In the final round of play the teams will have the opportunity to earn extra points through the Fast Money Round. During the round each team will select two players to compete. One player will be outside while the other competes and vice versa. The object is to guess the top answer for each question, and if the first player does not get the highest amount of points the second player has a chance to receive more points for the team. Fast Money Round players will be decided on the night of the game and do not have to be turned in early with the list of players for the team. Points: -1st Place: 500 pts and VIP seating for the Stroll Competition - 2nd Place: 300 pts. - Highest Attendance: 200 pts. - Cohesive Team Costume: 100 pts. 10 So Who is Playing Who? Game 1: Apollo vs. Hades Game 2: Zeus vs. Ares Game 3: Hermes vs.
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