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FALL 2016 CHAPTER REPORT COMMUNITY SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICE PREVENTION Members of fraternities & sororities at Mississippi State are Haven is an online training system, as a key component of our expected to complite atleast two hours of community service per efforts to raise awareness of sexual assault and related issues. semester. These hours must be logged in OrgSync to recieve credit Haven covers subjects like effective consent, alcohol consumption, for the service. The following chapters have met these stalking, harassment, and dating violence in a clear, accessible expectations. and interactive manner. All fraternity & sorority members are asked to complete Haven traning. Alpha Phi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Gamma Rho Kappa Delta Sigma Chi Beta Upsilon Chi Sigma Chi Alpha Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Gamma Rho Delta Xi Phi Zeta Phi Beta Beta Upsilon Chi Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Lambda Beta Kappa Delta Delta Chi Pi Beta Phi Sigma Nu Phi Gamma Delta Delta Delta Delta Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Theta Pi Kappa Phi CONDUCT Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon All chapters at Mississippi State are held to the standards of the Student Code of Conduct. The following chapters have violations ACADEMICS of the Code of Conduct over the previous two semesters. A complete list of policies can be found here: Chapter members grades are reported at the end of the fall semester. The following http://www.msstate.edu/students/ chapters overall GPAs are above the all mens or all womens GPA. Alpha Gamma Rho Phi Delta Theta Chi Omega FarmHouse Pi Kappa Phi Beta Upsilon Chi Phi Gamma Delta Delta Delta Delta Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon FarmHouse Phi Kappa Tau Delta Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Alpha Sigma Chi Kappa Delta Kappa Sigma Delta Sigma Theta Phi Mu Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Lambda Beta Pi Beta Phi For a complete report of chapter standings please visit www.greeks.msstate.edu. Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life 662-325-3917.

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