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FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 2012-2013

Duke University

2012-2013

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DUKE NPHC AND IGC MEMBERS DURING BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH IN THIS ISSUE

Recruitment/Intake

Fraternity and Sorority Life at Duke is as Panhellenic recruitment team, led by Hannah active as it has ever been. With the Hayward () and Gracie completion of the 2013 formal recruitment Willert (). Recruitment season, we are reminded that fraternities occurred this year over the two weekends of and sororities at Duke remain a valuable January 11th-13th and January 18th-20th, with aspect of the undergraduate experience for Bid Day falling on Sunday, January 20th. Greek Convocation Fall 2012 many students. The message to returning Greeks this fall on the 10th Bridget Meaney () and Isabella anniversary of the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life at Formal recruitment numbers this spring were Leone () will head up the Duke was “Do Something”. Read more about Greek strong again for both IFC and Panhel, though Panhel Recruitment team for the 2013-2014 Convocation 2012 inside. Panhel’s recruit registration numbers fell school year. below last year’s record high of 504 women. Even so, this spring saw a large turnout with Beginning one week earlier, IFC chapters 475 women registering for Panhellenic kicked off their formal recruitment with an recruitment, resulting in 346 new members. open-house event at the Nasher Museum of Art on Sunday, January 6th. IFC recruitment The principle challenge for Panhel this year began with 450 recruits, resulting in 250 new was the lack of space for recruitment on members from a total of 377 bids extended. campus due to the numerous renovation projects that were under way over the IFC recruitment went smoothly thanks to the winter. The logistics of holding recruitment hard work of Charlie Blanchard ( on campus were unworkable and planning for Epsilon), Conor McDade (),

an off-campus location had been in progress and Taylor Elliot (). for some time. The solution, thanks in large Greek Service and Philanthropy part to funding made available by The Office This coming school year the IFC recruitment Greeks at Duke are always active in philanthropic efforts of the Vice President for Student Affairs, was team will be lead by Taylor Elliot (Pi Kappa and this fall IFC raised $10,000 for donation to the Duke to secure use of the Durham Convention Phi), Spencer Rasmussen (Alpha Tau Cancer Institute, which they presented at their faculty Omega), and Jack Reidy (Pi Kappa Alpha). recognition reception at the Washington Duke Center for the entirety of recruitment. Also th Ambassador Room on October 24 . vital to the success of Panhellenic Recruitment this year was the planning, hard work and long hours put in by the

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AROUND TOWN Members of Alpha Delta Pi, , and on stage after their victory in the sorority bracket at the 2012 MGC Blaze the Stage Stroll Show.

Omega Sorority, Inc. welcomes guests to their banquet during spring 2013 where their guest speaker, Dr. Wahneema Lubiano, spoke to students about the prison industrial complex and the realities for young women Multicultural Greek Council who too often become victims of the criminal/juvenile Formerly Inter-Greek Council justice system. th The Multicultural Greek Council, MGC, is 6 Annual Blaze the Stage currently comprised of 7 Greek letter Stroll Show organizations. Sororities include alpha The MGC Blaze the Stage Stroll Show is Kappa , , Omega always a favorite each year and the only Phi Beta, and . Fraternities event of its kind to bring together all four include , Lambda Phi governing councils in Page Auditorium for a Epsilon, and . friendly competition to crown the best collaborative stroll team at Duke. Each year This past year the chapters that formerly an NPHC or MGC chapter is charged with made up Duke’s Inter-Greek Council voted to teaching an IFC or Panhel group how to change their name to the Multicultural Greek stroll. During the teaching process the Council to better reflect the purpose of their students learn about each other and their council and to follow the national standard Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. fraternity/sorority experience. The MGC for similar organizations at schools across the Stroll Show has led to a greater connection Members of Kappa Phi Lambda pose for a photo after country. being honored at the 2013 Order of Omega Greek across Greek councils, increasing Awards Ceremony. understanding of the unique Greek Multicultural Greek Council experiences of students from different FAST FACTS Executive Board 2013-2014 chapters. This year’s winning teams President – Ian Zhang, consisted of members from Alpha Delta Pi, Director of Public Relations – Sheetal Hegde, Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Zeta Tau Alpha in Kappa Phi Lambda the sorority bracket, and members from Phi Director of Expansion – Liz Sawyer, Kappa Beta Sigma and in the fraternity 38% Women Phi Lambda bracket. Close to 40% of Duke women are members of a Greek Director of Finance – Demi Davis, Kappa Phi letter organization. Lambda Director of Programming – Sabrina Zeller, alpha Phi Director of Administration & Order – Britany Thompson, Theta Nu Xi 29% Men Director of Philanthropy – Nicole Leung, alpha Nearly 30% of Duke men are members of a fraternity. MGC 101 Recent News: MGC finished last year on the upswing with At the past year’s MGC 101 event, members plans to carry momentum and increased invited students to learn about the culturally- campus presence through to the new year. based fraternities and sororities on campus, as This past year MGC held their first council- MGC/NPHC Carnival well as what makes each organization unique. wide philanthropy event in over two years, Chapters from Duke’s MGC and NPHC Students also heard from special guest speaker, successfully put all new members through teamed up this past fall to host an event Melissa Jo Murchison-Blake, a National P.A.C.T. training, welcomed new members open to the entire Duke community, where Founder of Theta Nu Xi Sorority, Inc. with a special New Member Dinner and members from each chapter staffed carnival- celebrated together at their first-ever MGC style games, served free food, and danced to LDOC event. a live DJ. FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 4

Interfraternity Council AROUND TOWN

The Interfraternity Council is composed of 17 following excerpt from the history of Alpha chapters. They are as follow: Delta Phi explains their principle purpose:

Alpha Delta Phi, Pi, Alpha Tau “Samuel Eells, the provident founder of The Omega, , Delta , Delta , most eloquently expressed Sigma Phi, , Kappa Alpha the principle purpose of the fraternity. It was Order, , Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi his intent that ‘this new association, with a Alpha Delta Phi Joins IFC Kappa Phi, , Epsilon, true philosophical spirit, looking to the entire Alpha Delta Phi joins the Interfraternity Council during , , , and man, develop his whole being – moral, social the spring 2013 semester. Alpha Delta Phi’s chapter Sigma Pi. and intellectual.’ Since its beginning at motto is "Manus Multæ Cor Unum” or “Many Hands, One Hamilton College in 1832, The Alpha Delta Phi Heart”. Interfraternity Council Executive has sought to provide a comprehensive Board 2013-2014 growth experience for young men at leading universities and colleges in and the President – Jack Riker, Sigma Nu .” (www.alphadeltaphi.org) Executive Vice President – Jay Vitha, IFC New Member Reception VP Chapter Services – E.J. Baldrige, Phi Delta Theta The second annual Interfraternity Council Director of PR – Chris Brown, Kappa Alpha New Member reception, hosted by Pi Kappa Order Phi fraternity, was held this past spring in the Director of Community Interaction – Michael Ambassador Ballroom at the Washington Koh, Sigma Nu Duke Inn & Golf Club. Secretary – Li Qi, Chi Psi New Members gathered to meet and interact Treasurer – Max Schreiber, Alpha Epsilon Pi with current IFC members and listened to VP Recruitment – Taylor Elliot, Pi Kappa Phi IFC New Member Reception addresses from current and outgoing Fraternity and Sorority Life Director, Clarybel Peguero, Asst. VP Recruitment – Spencer Rasmussen, executive officers. Students were greeted by stands with the fraternity presidents at a reception for Pi Kappa Phi CEO Mark Timmes and heard new IFC members this past spring. Asst. VP Recruitment – Jack Reidy, Pi Kappa from special guest speaker, Frank Wrenn, who Alpha spoke to new members about the significance VP of New Member Education – Thomas of their membership in an IFC fraternity and Nailen, Alpha Tau Omega discussed the benefits and responsibilities Member at Large – Sarah Mayo, Psi Upsilon that membership entails. Mr. Wrenn is a chief Member at Large – Rob Spratley, Sigma Phi marketing executive for Delta Airlines, as well Epsilon as a Duke graduate (T’92) and initiate of Mu Member at Large – Philip Sidiroglou, Delta Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at Duke, where as an Sigma Phi undergraduate he served as re-founding Recent News: Archon (President). Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity

During the spring 2013 semester the Interfraternity Council voted to approve Alpha IFC Gold Standard Chapters Delta Phi fraternity for membership in the Delta Tau Delta, Chi Psi, Psi Upsilon, and Sigma Nu all achieved the highest possible rating in this year’s Duke council. After seeking university recognition Greek Community Standards evaluations. Pictured for a number of years, Alpha Delta Phi is now above, IFC President Jack Riker presents representatives officially a recognized member of the Duke of the four chapters with their awards at the annual community. Order of Omega Greek Awards Ceremony.

We are happy to welcome Alpha Delta Phi to Section Locator: Looking for your fraternity’s the ever-growing Greek community at Duke section? Check out the maps below. and look forward to all their organization has to offer in the coming school year. West Campus Section Map

Alpha Delta Phi was founded in 1832 at Central Campus Section Map Hamilton College in Clinton, . The FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 5

Panhellenic Association

The Panhellenic Association is currently excitement around our favorite time of year. composed of nine NPC sororities including: We all look forward to ’s contributions to the Duke community. Alpha Delta Pi, , , , Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Circle of Sisterhood Theta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, , and Zeta Tau Alpha. This past year’s Panhel-wide philanthropy event took the form of an epic dodgeball Panhellenic Association tournament held at the Central Campus Executive Board 2013-2014 soccer field. With 8 out of 9 Panhel sororities and one IFC fraternity joining in the President – Katie Howard, Delta Delta Delta competition, the champions' title was hotly Executive Vice President – Flora Muglia, contested. In the end, it was Pi Beta Phi who Alpha Phi was able dodge elimination and claim victory VP Recruitment & Membership – Bridget over the rest of the field. Meaney, Alpha Delta Pi Assistant VP Recruitment & Membership – Thanks go to Itzy Santillian (Director of Isabella Leone, Delta Gamma Philanthropy), Stephanie Chao (Director of Director of Administration & Order – Emily Programming), and Summer Finck (OFSL O’Loane, Zeta Tau Alpha Graduate Assistant) for all their efforts in Director of Finance – Rachel Barry, Delta planning and executing this fun-filled philanthropic event. 5 Panhel Gold Standard Chapters Delta Delta Panhellenic chapters received 5 out of the 13 total Gold Director of Philanthropy – Sara Couch, Pi Beta Status chapter awards at this year’s Order of Omega All proceeds from the tournament went to Phi Greek Awards Ceremony. (Above: Panhel President benefit Circle of Sisterhood, a sorority-based Director of Programming – Danielle Nelson, Katie Howards poses with the chapter presidents of the 5 foundation whose cause is to “leverage the Kappa Alpha Theta award winning chapters. Left to Right: Delta Gamma, collective wisdom and influence of sorority Director of New Member Education & Risk Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Omega, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and women to support entities around the world Zeta Tau Alpha) Management – Katharine Cummings, Kappa that remove educational barriers for girls and Kappa Gamma women, uplifting them from poverty and Director of Public Relations – Vacant oppression”. Recent News: (http://www.circleofsisterhood.org/) Gamma Phi Beta in 2014 Central Campus Housing

Over the past year Duke’s Panhellenic 2012-2013 saw Panhellenic chapters realize Association has been engaged in the the benefits of dedicated housing sections for extension process to bring a new sorority to the first time at Duke. The women have campus. A committee was tasked with quickly acclimated to their new spaces and reviewing materials submitted by seven have realized the many benefits of having a chapters interested in colonizing at Duke and place to call their own. We have seen out of those seven chapters three were students utilizing their chapter sections for Pi Beta Phi: Dodgeball Champs selected to visit campus. , Sigma chapter meetings, BBQs, sisterhood dinners Kappa, and Gamma Phi Beta visited campus Members of Pi Beta Phi enjoy their victory at the Panhel and more, all of which were challenging or Dodgeball Tournament, benefitting Circle of Sisterhood. during the spring 2013 semester to attend impossible without dedicated living space. meetings with students and to present their The upcoming school year should be exciting Section Locator: Looking for your sorority’s chapters to the committee. At the conclusion as chapters continue to make Central Campus section? Check out the map below. of the extension process, Gamma Phi Beta was feel like home and take full advantage of all selected to join the Duke community as the that becomes possible with dedicated Central Campus Section Map newest addition to our Panhellenic housing for chapters. Association. January is already an exciting time on campus with recruitment taking place for both Panhel and IFC, and with Gamma Phi Beta scheduled to become officially active starting in January 2014, the addition of a new chapter is certain to create even more FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 6

National Pan-Hellenic Council

The National Pan-Hellenic Council at Duke is Education of Advisors for Black Greek-letter currently composed of seven organizations Organizations: Ten Critiques”, and “Are Black including: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Greeks Relevant? A Not-So-Simple Answer to Fraternity, Inc., Delta Sigma a Not-So-Simple Questions”. Theta Sorority, Inc., Kappa Fraternity, Inc., Fraternity, On 5/10 or May 10th, 1930, the National Pan- Hellenic Council was founded as a permanent Inc., Sorority, Inc., and Sorority, Inc. organization at Howard University in Washington, DC, with the following charter National Pan-Hellenic Council members: and Fraternities, and Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Executive Board 2013-2014 Sigma Theta, and Zeta Phi Beta Sororities. President – Segun Babatunde, Alpha Phi The next year, in 1931, Alpha Phi Alpha and Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Fraternities joined the 1st Vice President – Najerie Danns, Alpha Council. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority joined Kappa Alpha in 1937 and Fraternity 2nd Vice President – Lionel Watkins, Phi Beta completed the list of member organizations in Sigma 1997. Treasurer – Kelly Scurry, Alpha Phi Alpha Historian – Yvette Vasquez, Delta Sigma The stated purpose and mission of the Theta organization in 1930 was “Unanimity of Centennial Public Relations Chair – Tiana Horn, Zeta Phi thought and action as far as possible in the Beta This year the Lambda Omega chapter of Delta Sigma conduct of Greek letter collegiate fraternities Theta Sorority, Inc. celebrated the sorority’s national Community Service Chair – JT Ross, Phi Beta and sororities, and to consider problems of centennial at the Duke chapter’s yearly Rhapsody in Red Sigma mutual interest to its member organizations.” Delta Ball, held at the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club. Parliamentarian – Ciera Price, Sigma Gamma Rho The 5/10 Conference was established at in Spring 2012 with the overarching Recent News: NPHC Week 2012 goal of mobilizing leadership among college- During fall 2012 Duke NPHC kicked off NPHC affiliated NPHC chapters in the Week by presenting their organizations to Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill region to ensure students at the NPHC Showcase in that the communities’ National Pan-Hellenic McClendon Commons. Council members Councils are committed to serving and are attended the Black Men’s and Women’s being adequately served. Gatherings on Wednesday, and went on to host a voter registration event on Thursday in BSAI Step Show 2013 the Bryan Center. On Friday the council This past year’s BSAI Step Show brought headed over to East Campus to host their well visiting students together with members of attended annual cookout and Stroll-Off. the Duke community in Page Auditorium to NPHC Week concluded with the Back to enjoy performances by the skilled step teams School Bash in the Great Hall on Saturday from seven of Duke’s NPHC chapters. The evening and a day of community service for show was a huge success, with each team council members on Sunday. showing the many hours of practice put into their routines. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Duke NPHC 5/10 Conference Inc. and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. beat The keynote speaker for this year’s NPHC 5/10 out the rest of the competition with Conference was Dr. Gregory S. Parks. Dr. impressive performances to claim the title of Parks currently serves as an Assistant Step Show Champions for the year. Professor of Law at Wake Forest University School of Law and has both written and

contributed to many books and articles related to African American Fraternities and Step Show Champs Sororities including: African American Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and Sigma Fraternities and Sororities: The Legacy and the Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. on stage after their Vision, Black Greek Organizations in the 21st victory at this past year’s Step Show in Page Century: Our Fight Has Just Begun, “The Auditorium. FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 7

President to President

The job of a president, whether it be president of a company, a university, or a fraternity or sorority chapter, is an experience and a responsiblity only truly understood by those who seek out and accept the responsibilty of the office. It was this idea which led to the first ever President to President reception this past year, bringing together the presidents of Duke’s Greek organizations for a casual evening with Duke’s President, Richard Brodhead. During the fall semester each chapter and council president received an invitation to join President Brodhead in his home for dinner and intimate conversation, president to president. Over 40 student presidents attended the event and had a chance to talk with President Brodhead about the unique challanges particular to the office of president. As eager as the students were to learn what it means to be President of Duke University, President Brodhead was equally interested to learn first-hand about the experiences of student leaders whose organizations represent over 30% of Duke’s undergraduate population.

President to President was a unique opportunity for all attendees and an event from their time at Duke that our students will not soon forget.

We are grateful to President Brodhead for enabling this event to become a reality.

Greek Leadership Academy

At the start of every school year, recently elected and continuing chapter continue those relationships back on campus, helping to foster greater presidents, council officers, and assigned chapter representatives head understanding, collaboration and cooperation between councils. out to Camp Rockfish in Parkton, NC for two days of leadership training and fun. Activities at Greek Leadership Academy are designed around helping students to understand their personal values and what it means to live Facilitator-led discussions and student breakout groups challenge those values as members of Greek organizations. Students return from student leaders to engage each other in conversations about the issues Greek Leadership Academy having learned many of the skills they will facing their chapters and the fraternity and sorority community as a need to be effective leaders and communicators as they start or whole. Students benefit from the chance to meet and build continue to function in leadership roles within their chapters. relationships with leaders from all four Greek councils in one place and

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Order of Omega The Order of Omega is Duke’s Greek . Membership is made up of sophomores through seniors, with inductions for new junior and senior members in the fall and for sophomores and additional juniors in the spring. Applicants must participate in a membership interview prior to joining, while eligibility is based upon academic achievement (with a minimum GPA requirement of 3.3) and the applicants’ involvement in the Duke, Durham, and Greek communities. Order of Omega Executive Board 2013-2014

President – Kaitlyn Ellett, Delta Gamma Vice President at Large – Yvonne Chan, Kappa Phi Lambda Vice President of Membership – Diana Christensen, Chi Omega Vice President of Programming – Jina Yun, Kappa Phi Lambda Vice President of Administration – Sarah Tufano, Alpha Phi Vice President of Finance – Nikolaus Axmann, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Recent News: Order of Omega Greek Awards

The 11th Annual Order of Omega Greek Awards took place on April 2nd in Scharf Hall. A large crowd of students, faculty members, advisors, and administrators gathered to honor members of the Greek and Duke communities who have made a positive impact over the past year, both within Duke and among the wider Durham community. Congratulations go to Order of Omega President Serena Dai and her Executive Board members Stephen Chen, VP of Membership, Jennifer Huang, VP of Programming, Gene Olan, VP of Administration, Lydia Chow, VP of Finance, and Fraternity & Sorority Life Graduate Assistant, Summer Finck, for their hard work in making this event so successful. Greek Man & Woman of the Year Greek Woman of the Year, Jennifer Huang, and Greek Man of the Year, To learn more about Order of Omega and to view a list of the 2013 Ehizele Osehobo, pose with Fraternity & Sorority Life Graduate Order of Omega Greek Award winners follow this link. Assistant and Order of Omega Advisor, Summer Finck.

Award Winners

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Duke Greek Emerging Leaders

Duke Greek Emerging Leaders (DGEL) serves as the premiere leadership development program for fraternity and sorority members on Duke’s campus. The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life seeks diverse and dynamic sophomores and juniors representing all four Greek governing councils to serve as Emerging Leaders. Students attend six educational sessions throughout the fall semester with the focus of leading positive change in the fraternity and sorority life community. During the past year, over 50 Emerging Leaders have graduated from the program, with many going on to become chapter presidents, chapter and council executive officers, and Order of Omega members. Nominations for new Emerging Leaders are requested during the spring semester and this coming fall the program will have grown to accommodate over 90 new participants. We are looking forward to a phenomenal semester!

2012-2013 Duke Greek Emerging Leader Graduates:

Dan Altman Delta Tau Delta Russell Hollis Delta Tau Delta Margaret Perry Pi Beta Phi

Martha Baker Chi Omega David Huang Psi Upsilon Katie Prendergast Chi Omega

Jamie Bando Sigma Chi Brian Huynh Sigma Pi Ciera Price Sigma Gamma Rho

Matt Baron Sigma Nu Jenai Jackson Sigma Gamma Rho Kevin Riley Delta Tau Delta

Sarah Berndt Delta Delta Delta Stephanie Jones Alpha Kappa Alpha Stephen Robin Sigma Chi

Mollie Breen Kappa Kappa Gamma Michael Koh Sigma Nu Danielle Rosen Pi Beta Phi

Lauren Busch Alpha Delta Pi Edward Li Lambda Phi Epsilon Marley Rossa Alpha Phi

John Bush Max Lipscomb Kappa Alpha Courtney Schatt Kappa Kappa Gamma

Christopher Buxton Sigma Chi Anna Liu Ian Singleton Sigma Nu

Philip Catterall Delta Tau Delta Bryan Lockwood Phi Beta Sigma Alexandra Smith Pi Beta Phi

Russell Crock Pi Kappa Phi Shirley Lope Omega Phi Beta Walter Solorzano Lambda Upsilon Lambda

Michelle Dang Connor McKhann Nick Strelke Chi Psi

Najerie Danns Alpha Kappa Alpha Amanda Meyer Alpha Phi Brittany Thompson Theta Nu Xi

Melissa Day Theta Nu Xi Alexis Mortom Sigma Pi Joyce Wang Kappa Phi Lambda

Lauren Devendorf Zeta Tau Alpha David Muoser Sigma Nu Michael Washington Pi Kappa Phi

Michael Di Nunzio Pi Kappa Alpha Ryan Neu Sigma Phi Epsilon Lionel Watkins Phi Beta Sigma

Edgar Baldridge IV Phi Delta Theta Courtney O'Brien Pi Beta Phi Wenjia Xu Chi Psi

Maxime Fischer-Zernin Kappa Sigma Curtis Oh Delta Tau Delta David Yassky Sigma Nu

Ian Hall Delta Sigma Phi Jack Parker Delta Tau Delta Wayne You Psi Upsilon

Erick Hernandez Lambda Upsilon Lambda Hernan Perla Lambda Upsilon Lambda Jina Yun Kappa Phi Lambda

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CONTINUE TO SERVE AS ALUMNI DUGAC

The Duke University Greek Advisory Council (DUGAC) is a group composed of Duke alumni, faculty, and staff members who meet during Homecoming Weekend and Alumni Reunion Weekend to discuss pressing matters facing the fraternity and sorority life community. John Sacha (T’70, Sigma Phi Epsilon) chairs the Council. If you are interested in serving as a member of this council please contact Clarybel Peguero by September 15th at [email protected].

To learn more about DUGAC please visit: http://studentaffairs.duke.edu/greek/chapters-organizations-councils/dugac

What can alumni do?

Ways that alumni can be helpful to their undergraduate chapter: 1. Serve as an alumni advisor if you live in the area. 2. Visit chapter members during Homecoming and Alumni Reunion Weekends. 3. Offer your expertise to students by way of networking and speaking about your professional/educational experiences at a chapter/council program. 4. Internships available? Please send your information to your chapter members. Contact us for contact information. 5. Looking for your chapter's alumni relations chair? Contact our office and we'll be happy to put you in touch with them. 6. If you've stayed involved with your fraternity/sorority as alumni please provide the benefits of that experience with your undergraduate chapter members. Reassure them that there is involvement post graduation.

Online Resources: Check out our website at http://www.studentaffairs.duke.edu/greek

The Duke University Relationship Statement is available on our website at http://studentaffairs.duke.edu/greek/about-us/relationship-statement

View our Fraternity & Sorority Life E-book here: A Guide to Fraternity and Sorority Life

View photos from fraternity and sorority life events on our Flickr page at: www.flickr.com/greekatduke

Want to stay connected?

Follow us on Facebook or Twitter at: http://www.facebook.com/greekatduke and http://twitter.com/greekatduke

For more information please contact us by email, phone, or visit us on campus. New Office Location: OFSL has moved yet again, this time to our permanent home in the Bryan Center! We are now located in our new office space in 006 Bryan Center, on the lower level between the Center for Multicultural Affairs and the Center for Leadership and Social Action.

Email: [email protected] Phone: 919 684 9401

Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life Staff:

Clarybel Peguero, Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, IFC Advisor Sean Palmer, NPHC Advisor Tyrone Jean, MGC Advisor Dan Scheirer, Staff Assistant Carrie Caudle, Graduate Assistant Matthew Bailey, Graduate Assistant

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