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November 2013 Library Log Report Chapter Chapter Report Total November 2013 Library Log Report Chapter Report Total Hours Average Hours Per Chapter Chapter Member Alpha Chi Omega 979.63 15.07 Alpha Omicron Pi 518.47 8.10 Alpha Phi 630.07 11.25 Alpha Phi Alpha 0.00 0.00 Alpha Sigma Alpha 89.18 1.59 Alpha Tau Omega 101.32 2.81 Chi Omega 245.97 3.46 Delta Gamma 620.08 9.69 Gamma Phi Beta 201.37 3.73 Kappa Alpha Order 428.95 9.53 Kappa Alpha Psi 84.05 8.41 Lambda Chi Alpha 733.55 15.61 Omega Psi Phi 0.00 0.00 Phi Delta Theta 287.13 8.20 Phi Gamma Delta 245.28 6.81 Phi Kappa Psi 263.50 17.57 Pi Kappa Alpha 278.32 2.76 Pi Kappa Phi 178.27 4.69 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 71.33 1.23 Sigma Chi 141.88 3.02 Sigma Kappa 265.33 4.21 Sigma Phi Epsilon 165.23 3.93 Sigma Tau Gamma 57.18 1.84 Tau Kappa Epsilon 178.92 3.65 Theta Chi 390.05 10.83 Zeta Tau Alpha 366.28 5.31 Community 7521.35 6.29 Chapter Members with 20 or More Library Hours for November 2013 Listed Alphabetically by Last Name Chapter First Last Status Alpha Omicron Pi Carrie Admire Associate Phi Delta Theta John Applegate Member Delta Gamma Claire Ayala Member Phi Delta Theta Daljot Bajwa Associate Jean- Sigma Phi Epsilon Bayingana Associate Francois Theta Chi Justin Beamon Member Delta Gamma Samantha Beccari Associate Phi Kappa Psi Alexander Berg Member Lambda Chi Alpha Austin Bloss Associate Phi Gamma Delta Jonathan Bott Member Alpha Chi Omega Taylor Bridgeforth Member Delta Gamma Sarah Briley Member Alpha Omicron Pi Kyleigh Brown Associate Alpha Phi Jessica Burge Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Jordan Buzbee Associate Alpha Chi Omega Stephanie Cardosa Member Delta Gamma Chelsea Carver Associate Alpha Chi Omega Kassidy Castro Associate Alpha Phi Heather Cavender Associate Alpha Chi Omega Merina Chavez Associate Tau Kappa Epsilon Patrick Cheek Associate Zeta Tau Alpha Taylor Childers Associate Alpha Chi Omega Kaylee Cleary Associate Delta Gamma Sarah Coleman Associate Alpha Phi Leah Connolly Member Delta Gamma Marilyn Contreras Associate Delta Gamma Megan Conway Associate Pi Kappa Phi Jerry Cooper Member Phi Delta Theta Matthew Cox Associate Alpha Chi Omega Sumer Cundiff Associate Alpha Chi Omega Alexia Curley Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Adam Dearlove Associate Kappa Alpha Order Mitchell Disman Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Ryan Drzewiecki Associate Alpha Phi Brianna Dunn Member Theta Chi Cody Ellis Member Lambda Chi Alpha David Enteman Member Alpha Chi Omega Rachel Fazekas Member Phi Delta Theta Kyle Fehlberg Associate Continued on Next Page Chapter Members with 20 or More Library Hours for November 2013, Continued Listed Alphabetically by Last Name Chapter First Last Status Sigma Chi John Gibbons Member Phi Gamma Delta Philip Gomolisky Member Alpha Chi Omega Sally Grooms Member Kappa Alpha Order Justin Hagan Associate Kappa Alpha Psi Jules Hampton Member Phi Kappa Psi Matthew Hanna Member Theta Chi Gerry Hardin Associate Alpha Chi Omega Christine Hart Member Alpha Chi Omega Amelia Hawkey Associate Alpha Chi Omega Hannah Hendricks Associate Pi Kappa Alpha Harley Hensley Member Alpha Phi Kylee Henson Member Phi Gamma Delta John-Paul Herber Member Delta Gamma Elizabeth Herron Associate Gamma Phi Beta Lexus Hileman Member Zeta Tau Alpha Jennica Hipes Member Kappa Alpha Order Corey Howard Associate Alpha Chi Omega Talynn Howard Member Alpha Chi Omega Alexandra Hudson Member Sigma Phi Epsilon Dillon Hults Member Lambda Chi Alpha Dusty Hunter Associate Alpha Chi Omega Samantha Knox Associate Delta Gamma Molly Lautner Member Sigma Chi Todd Lebeda Associate Alpha Chi Omega Emma Leep Associate Sigma Kappa Elizabeth Legett Member Alpha Phi Hannah Lester Member Kappa Alpha Order Matthew Lower Associate Zeta Tau Alpha Jhelsin Mabaga Associate Sigma Kappa Karlie McGee Associate Phi Delta Theta Austin McKeand Associate Alpha Phi Brittni McLemore Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Thomas McNamara Member Zeta Tau Alpha Ashton Meares Associate Kappa Alpha Order Dauvel Michel Associate Phi Delta Theta Dakotah Miller Associate Sigma Kappa Sarah Milner Member Alpha Chi Omega Natalie Mitchell Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Casey Moorman Member Continued on Next Page Chapter Members with 20 or More Library Hours for November 2013, Continued Listed Alphabetically by Last Name Chapter First Last Status Lambda Chi Alpha Tyler Murphy Associate Pi Kappa Alpha Scott Noble Member Alpha Phi Marci Nodal Associate Alpha Chi Omega Megan Oetting Associate Alpha Tau Omega Dakota Owen Associate Delta Gamma Melissa Parrett Member Theta Chi Alexander Penry Associate Alpha Chi Omega Alexis Perez Member Lambda Chi Alpha Austin Petersen Member Lambda Chi Alpha Brian Peterson Member Alpha Phi Jessica Phillips Member Alpha Phi Tara Plazek Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Shane Porter Member Pi Kappa Alpha Steven Proctor Member Alpha Chi Omega Sophia Proimos Member Theta Chi Dillon Ramey Member Alpha Chi Omega Samantha Rivera Member Theta Chi Kingsley Sam Associate Alpha Tau Omega Aaron Schaidle Associate Alpha Omicron Pi Brooke Schenck Associate Sigma Phi Epsilon Luke Schingel Associate Kappa Alpha Order Jack Scully Member Sigma Phi Epsilon John Selbe Member Lambda Chi Alpha David Shafer Member Pi Kappa Phi Shane Sizemore Associate Phi Gamma Delta Andrew Smith Associate Alpha Chi Omega Jessenia Solano Associate Alpha Chi Omega Taylor Stiner Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Jerry Strahle Associate Pi Kappa Alpha Bart Stucker Member Kappa Alpha Order Derik Thomas Associate Lambda Chi Alpha Austin Thomas Associate Lambda Chi Alpha David Tracy Associate Alpha Phi Kayla Tudor Member Chi Omega Katrina Villa Associate Phi Kappa Psi Travis Warren Member Alpha Phi Emily Weaver Member Alpha Omicron Pi Sarah Weghorst Associate Alpha Phi Hannah White Associate Continued on Next Page Chapter Members with 20 or More Library Hours for November 2013, Continued Listed Alphabetically by Last Name Chapter First Last Status Phi Kappa Psi Justin Wilding Associate Kappa Alpha Order Marcus Williams Associate Kappa Alpha Order Tyler Wilson Associate Delta Gamma Alexis Wilson Associate Alpha Omicron Pi Corinne Woods Member Alpha Omicron Pi Kristen Woods Member Kappa Alpha Order Dustin Yancey-Ferrell Associate Alpha Chi Omega Brooklyn Zumwalt-Buckhoy Associate DISCLAIMER . Library hours are not required; this is just another resource for your chapter to utilize to promote the academic success of your members if you choose. Library hours do not take into consideration hours of study spent elsewhere. The library log is not a competition amongst chapters; it is a tool to promote academic success within chapters. If it is deemed that individuals are misusing the library log system, those hours will not count toward their chapter's monthly total. HOW TO USE THE LIBRARY LOG SYSTEM . Your members can use the electronic library log program by swiping in and out of the designated computer in the library. Please make sure your ICS roster is updated so the correct members have access to this program (www.indstate.edu/greeklife/ics.html). Let me know if you need your ICS username and password again. WHO RECEIVES LIBRARY LOG REPORTS AND WHEN . The Chapter President, Scholarship Chair, New Member Educator, Primary Chapter Advisor, Scholarship Advisor (if applicable), New Member Advisor (if applicable), Chapter Development/Programming/Education Advisor (if applicable), Resident Advisor/House Director (if applicable), and Faculty/Staff Advisor (if applicable) will be sent weekly updates. Email [email protected] if you would like to add anyone to your chapter's library log distribution list. The monthly report and awards will be given at Tri-Council and posted on the "Fraternity & Sorority Life at Indiana State University" Facebook fan page once a month. MONTHLY AWARDS Two types of awards are given out monthly at Tri-Council: 1. Awards for chapters with highest average hours per member in each council (IFC, NPHC, PA) Rationale: We want to encourage many of your chapter members to utilize the library, even if it's for just a little bit. We don't want to reward a chapter for having the most hours because it may be just one or two people logging all the hours. 2. Individuals with 20 or more monthly library hours Rationale: As opposed to rewarding just the top three individuals, we have set a fair standard (20 hours per month) which we encourage individuals to strive for. For this reason, some months only 3 individuals might be recognized - the next month, 20 individuals might be recognized. .
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