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Fra Ternity and Sorority Affairs THE ILLINI GREEK FRATERNITY AND SORORITY AFFAIRS OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS Friday, April 30, 2010 THE ILLINI GREEK is a weekly informational email providing pertinent information to U of I fraternities and sororities on their individual operations, involvement in governing councils and engagement in the greater campus community. Fraternity and Sorority Affairs is committed to communication with our student leaders as well as alumni, house directors, (inter)national organizations, and other key constituents that support our fraternity and sorority community. Check out the mission of our community at www.odos.uiuc.edu/greek/news/communitystatement.asp. Spring Grade Reports 2010 Illinois Football Season Tickets on Sale Now! Chapter Presidents! Please make sure that you provide us your Student season tickets are only $77 and good for all 6 home summer addresses where you want mail sent to. This can im- games pact where the chapter’s grades are mailed. If you do not inform Order a block of tickets for your chapter today. The deadline to us of your address, then we will mail them to the campus ad- order group tickets is June 4, 2010 dress. Contact Michelle at moutlaw@uiuc.edu and let her know For more information or to request a group order form, please your address. email illinitickets@illinois.edu or call 866-Illini-1 Quad Day 2010 The Illini Union is excited to share that Quad Day 2010 will take Interested in Being A Sexual Assault Advocate for your place on Sunday, August 22 from 12:00-4:00 pm. Registration Sorority? Join the Sexual Assault Liaison Program! for Quad Day will begin at 8:30 am, Monday, April 5th in 2010 WHAT IS IT? A course that gives you the opportunity to be an Union. For more information and application, please visit advocate and resource for you chapter around issues of sexual http://www.union.illinois.edu/ assault & dating violence. Certified Housing Reciprocal Agreement Information WHEN DO WE MEET? FALL 2010 On Wednesdays from 5- For students who did room reassignment with University 7pm. This is a 3 credit hour course, that will give advanced Housing the deadline to use the reciprocal application to go credit in GWS. from University Housing to a Greek facility is May 14, 2010. Please call the Certified Housing Office with any questions at For more information, contact Jenn Scott at the Women’s 217-333-1420 or e-mail them at certhsg@illinois.edu Resource Center, 333.3137 or jscott1@illinois.edu Goat Rankings! Lemonade Day Get Ready for the Summer May 1 & 2, 2010 It is our hope that you have a plan to maintain your property Lemonade Day provides an opportunity for families, businesses, over the summer. Once again, we will continue to provide “Goat faith-based and other community organizations, and schools Rankings” and will inform you periodically how your yards stand to come together for a common purpose -- to train the next up. The more goats you receive, the more your grass needs generation of entrepreneurs through a free, fun, engaging, to be cut. Also, goats are not very smart, so they eat garbage experiential activity. too. One goat = looking good Each youth who registers with a caring adult receives a free Two goats = time to clean up the farm backpack that contains a “how to” Entrepreneur Workbook, and a Three goats = prime eating material for goats, need to get the Caring Adult Guide. It takes about two weeks to work through the yard taken care of workbook. Each youth sets a financial goal, finds a $20 investor Four goats = can’t see the front door from the streets and negotiates loan terms, selects a stand location and design, Goat Rankings will be included in the summer editions of the develops a product, and costs and purchases ingredients. Illini Greek which will go out monthly! Fraternity and sorority chapters may participate as a caring adult for those youth who do not have someone to fill that role as well as serve as the $20 investor for that youth. This would Raffle be a great way to form a relationship with an energetic youth member of our community! For more information go to www. Congratulations to the following IG Raffle Winners: lemonadeday.org Courtney Wehling - Gamma Phi Beta Contact Shane Carlin at scarlin@illinois.edu if your chapter Michelle Kory - Sigma Delta Tau would like to participate. Paige Patterson - Kappa Alpha Theta Pleasee contact Michelle Hart (moutlaw@illinois.edu) to claim your prize! FRATERNITY AND SORORITY AFFAIRS AND SORORITY FRATERNITY THE ILLINI GREEK :: Fraternity and Sorority Affairs :: 300 Turner Student Services Building :: Champaign, IL 61820 :: 217-333-7062 www.odos.uiuc.edu/greek THE ILLINI GREEK :: Page 2 Dump & Run is Coming! Black Greek Council StepDown The University YMCA is getting ready for Dump & Run. The Y will be 2010 Award Winners open for collections: May 10 - 12: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, The Black Greek Council sponsored their annual StepDown May 13: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm, May 14 & 15: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm show on April 10, 2010 and had a sell-out crowd! May 17 - 19: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, May 20: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm May 21: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, May 24 - 28: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm 1st place Fraternity: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. There will also be August collections at the U of I Stock Pavilion. We 2nd place Fraternity: Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. will not accept the following: individual computer monitors, artificial 3rd place Fraternity: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. trees, video and audio cassettes, sleeper sofas, sinks, tires, large 1st place Sorority: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. appliances (stoves, washers, dryers), non-working electronics, non- 2nd place Sorority: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. working computers or computer parts, large exercise equipment and mattresses. All items will be sold at the University of YMCA’s An- Senior 100 Honorary nual Garage Sale August 21-22 at the U of I Stock Pavilion. For The following fraternity and sorority members were named to more information or to volunteer, please contact Becca at 337-1500 the Senior 100 Honorary this spring. Congratulations as Greeks or becca@universityymca.org comprise 22 percent of the campus but 37 percent of the listing of Senior 100 Honorary recipients! Volunteers Needed Champaign County Christian Health Center (CCHC) Dorothy Spencer - 4-H CCHC will be holding their annual open house. They are looking for Carly Rakes - 4-H volunteers to assist with a fund-raiser. If your fraternity or sorority Jamie Dalin - Alpha Epsilon Phi would be interested in volunteering their time on Saturday, May 8th Melissa Gold - Alpha Epsilon Phi from 2-5pm, please contact Sheri Williamson at volunteer.ccchc@ Kristine Klinger - Alpha Epsilon Phi gmail.com. Jeff Klickman - Alpha Epsilon Pi Mathew Carton - Alpha Gamma Rho Volunteers Needed Mitch Heisler - Alpha Gamma Rho We have the perfect opportunity for you. Family Advocacy of Michael Long - Alpha Gamma Rho Champaign County is MOVING! FACC is an organization that works John Wyss - Alpha Gamma Rho with DCFS and other social services building strong relationships with Corinne Koopman - Alpha Omicron Pi families and helping them with different resources needed to keep Megan Nolan - Alpha Omicron Pi families together. We need to be closer to the public in order to meet Ashley Soriano - Alpha Phi the needs of the clients so with YOUR HELP we can get things back Clarissa Coyle - Alpha Xi Delta up and moving. Please give us a call so you can choose from our Rebecca Melendez - Alpha Xi Delta one hour time slots. We know your time is limited but Refreshments Anthony Keel - Beta Sigma Psi will be served. If you need additional information please contact us at Sarah Cline - Delta Delta Delta 217 607-0546 and ask for Johniesha (Jon*nee*sha) Deberry or email Kristen Lyons - Delta Delta Delta Jdeberry@fa-cc.org* Jill Czarnik - Delta Gamma Lisa Mazzocco - Delta Gamma Leadership Certificate Recipients Brittany D’Arcy - Delta Zeta Fraternity and Sorority Affairs would like to congratulate the Benjamin Hugenberg - Farmhouse following students who met the requirements for an Illinois Christina Faklis - Kappa Alpha Theta Leadership Certificate: Sara Fuhrhop - Kappa Alpha Theta Faiza Yasin - Kappa Alpha Theta Stephanie Lee - Alpha Chi Omega Allison Pillsbury - Kappa Delta Ellen Luster - Alpha Chi Omega Jeffrey Gardner - Phi Gamma Delta Camille Vicino - Alpha Delta Pi Tara Fleisher - Pi Beta Phi Elzbieta Niemyjska - Alpha Delta Pi Elise Moore - Pi Beta Phi Inna Azova - Alpha Epsilon Phi Eric Anderson - Pi Kappa Phi Leah Cohen - Alpha Epsilon Phi Nicholas Skertich - Pi Kappa Phi Sara Cohen - Alpha Epsilon Phi Andrew Chapello - Psi Upsilon Michelle Hochwert - Alpha Epsilon Phi Alex Florea - Psi Upsilon Allison Clemens - Alpha Phi Brooke Kennedy - Sigma Kappa Elvis Guzman - Alpha Psi Lambda Spencer Hart - Sigma Phi Epsilon Kara Martin - Delta Delta Delta Kyle Kruke - Sigma Phi Epsilon Jill Czarnik - Delta Gamma Mark Prikazsky - Sigma Phi Epsilon Laura Kunberger - Delta Zeta Amanda Banaszak - Kappa Kappa Gamma Kelsey Allen - Pi Beta Phi Kimberly Scanlon - Sigma Kappa Nickolas Angelo - Sigma Phi Epsilon THE ILLINI GREEK :: Fraternity and Sorority Affairs :: 300 Turner Student Services Building :: Champaign, IL 61820 :: 217-333-7062 www.odos.uiuc.edu/greek THE ILLINI GREEK :: Page 3 Greek Oscars Outstanding Chapter President 2010 Award Winners Interfraternity Council: The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils distributed awards 1. Jack Brofman—Sigma Pi on Monday, April 27, 2010. Following is a complete list of Greek 2. Joe Wehr—Kappa Delta Rho Oscars winners : HM. Steve Torrez—Theta Chi Fred H. Turner Award—Outstanding Service by an Alumnus Panhellenic Council: • Shawn Dalgleish—Sigma Phi Epsilon 1.
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