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Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Life End of Year Report Fall 2016 Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Life End of Year Report Fall 2016 The Baker University fraternity and sorority community is comprised of four sororities and four fraternities representing 343 students. Information in this report was self-reported by chapter presidents. Chapter Profile Chapter New Member Overall Chapter Service Hours Philanthropy Class Size Dollars Sororities Alpha Chi Omega 26 64 49 $1,400 Delta Delta Delta 18 58 250 $12,000 Zeta Phi Beta 0 1 4 $0 Zeta Tau Alpha 20 65 NR $900 Fraternities Delta Tau Delta 11 43 368 $100 Kappa Sigma 16 38 176 $500 Sigma Phi Epsilon 12 43 36.5 $0 Zeta Chi 9 31 100 $489 Educational Engagement (Highlights of community events and programs) Chapters attended events such as the “Mask You Live In” on masculinity, “Maximize Your Buzz” on alcohol awareness, and a Bystander Intervention Training through the Sexual Trauma & Abuse Care Center in Lawrence, Kansas. Individual student leaders participated in the Emerging Leadership Summit for rising freshman leaders at Baker University. Community Service 983.5 hours performed during semester 2.86 hours of service performed per member Philanthropy $15,389 donated to local and national philanthropies $44.86 donated per member Co-curricular Involvement 91% of Fraternity/Sorority members are involved in other co-curricular or community organizations. Dean’s List 150 Members or 44% of the Fraternity/Sorority Community earned a 3.50 GPA or above. Office of Student Life • Fraternity & Sorority Life Web: www.bakeru.edu/greek-life/ • Facebook: Baker University Sorority and Fraternity Life • Twitter: @BakerFSLife Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Life End of Year Report Fall 2016 Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Community Grade Report Fall 2016 Active Member New Member Overall Active Member New Member Total Overall Rank Chapter Cumulative Cumulative Cumulative Semester GPA Semester GPA Membership Semester GPA GPA GPA GPA 1 Alpha Chi Omega 3.58 3.26 3.49 3.26 64 3.44 3.39 All Sorority 188 3.38 3.37 2 Delta Delta Delta 3.43 3.23 3.43 3.22 58 3.37 3.37 3 Zeta Tau Alpha 3.34 3.38 3.35 3.38 65 3.35 3.36 All FT Female 3.27 3.28 4 Zeta Chi 3.17 3.00 3.26 3.04 31 3.13 3.20 5 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.02 3.40 3.15 3.35 43 3.12 3.20 All Fraternity 155 2.96 3.03 6 Delta Tau Delta 2.88 2.9 3.03 2.92 43 2.89 3.00 All FT Male 2.84 2.89 7 Kappa Sigma 3.16 2.14 3.16 2.17 38 2.73 2.75 * Zeta Phi Beta * * * * 1 * * *GPA not reported due to less than two Members. Office of Student Life • Fraternity & Sorority Life Web: www.bakeru.edu/greek-life/ • Facebook: Baker University Sorority and Fraternity Life • Twitter: @BakerFSLife Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Life End of Year Report Fall 2016 Chapter Snapshot (Highlights of individual chapter co-curricular involvement and achievement) Alpha Chi Omega: Involvement: 74% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: Sigma Delta Pi National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, Football Manager, Cardinal Key, Bowling, KNBU-TV, Theatre, SAA for athletic training, Zoom volleyball coach, Lyndon High School dance coach, Alpha Mu Gamma National Foreign Language Honor Society, ESSA, Baker Serves, Fellowship Bible Church College Bible Study, Baker Ambassadors, Newspaper staff, Tennis, Student Activities Council, Mungano, Loud Noises, Cross Country, Phi Beta Delta National Honor Society of International Scholars, Total Equality Alliance, Community Choir, Symphonic Band, Volleyball, Phi Eta Sigma, ParMentors, Panhellenic, Dance Team, Speech Choir, Radio, Band, Track and Field, UAA, Student Senate, Chapel Worship Team, Women’s Soccer, Biology TA, Softball, Cheer Squad, Pep Band, Choir, Student Education Ambassadors, Jazz Band, Full Orchestra, Psychology TA Awards: Brittany Crittenden was crowned Baker’s Homecoming Queen for 2016. Laura Bynum was recognized in The Vision, the multilingual campus newsletter. She wrote an article for the last issue about her study abroad interterm experience in Spain. Delta Delta Delta: Involvement: 80% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: Newspaper, Love Your Melon Crew, Baseball – Manager, Dance Team, Baker Serves, History Club, Exercise Science Student Alliance, Band, Theater, Choir, Cross Country, Track & Field, Golf, T.E.A., Tennis, Student Activities Council, Orientation Leaders, Salon Leaders, Nursing, Study Abroad, Basketball – Manager, Student Athletic Trainers, Softball, S.E.A., Politics Club, Wrestling – Manager, Soccer, Volleyball, Freshman Honors Society, Communication Honors Society Awards: Maddy Lutz – Student Leader of the Month, Chapter was featured in National Chapter publication, The Trident. Delta Tau Delta: Involvement: NR% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: admissions, orientation leaders, UAA, exercise science student alliance (ESSA), Emerging Leadership Summit Facilitator, cross-country, track, basketball, football, golf, band, baseball, and Football - manager Awards: Court of Honor Award - Top 20 Delta Tau Delta chapter in the nation; Logan Bretell (Football)– First Team All American, NAIA Football Player of the Year, CoSIDA Academic All American, and HAAC’S Offensive Player of the Year; Josh Koch (Football) - Second Team All American and HAAC’S Defensive Player of the year; Damon Gebhardt (Football) HAAC First Team All Offense; Hayden Jenkins (Football) HAAC Honorable Mention All Defense; Andrew Dare (Cross Country) Daktronics NAIA scholar athletes. Kappa Sigma: Involvement: 100% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: Soccer, Football, Golf, Wrestling, Track, Spirit Squad Awards: Soccer and Dodgeball intramural champions Sigma Phi Epsilon: Involvement: 92% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: Football, Baseball, Golf, Wrestling, Track & Field, Cross Country, Tennis, University Admissions Assistant (UAA), Summer Orientation Leaders, Wildcat Welcome Orientation Leaders, Band, Chamber Choir, Community Choir, Speech Choir, IFC, The Baker Orange Newspaper, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County, House-Boy (AXO, ZTA, & DDD), Exercise Science Student Alliance, Baker Serves, Resident Assistant, parMentors, Intramural Office of Student Life • Fraternity & Sorority Life Web: www.bakeru.edu/greek-life/ • Facebook: Baker University Sorority and Fraternity Life • Twitter: @BakerFSLife Baker University Fraternity & Sorority Life End of Year Report Fall 2016 Sports (all), National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Phi Beta Delta, Sports Administration Club, Loud Noises Improv Group Awards: Kyle Wittman – NAIA Scholar-Athlete (Football), First Team All-Conference (Football), CoSIDA Academic All-District College Division Team (Football); Sam Wescott – NAIA Scholar-Athlete (Football); Nick Shondell – Honorable Mention All-Conference (Football); Chad Phillips – NAIA Scholar-Athlete (Golf), Homecoming King Zeta Chi: Involvement: 100% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: Baker Orange Newspaper, Baker Computer Science Club, Radio – KNBU-FM, Interfraternity Council, Student Senate, BUGS (Baker University Gaming Society), parMentors, Student Activities Council, Total Equality Alliance, University Admissions Assistants, Watershed Literary & Arts Journal, Baker University Speech Choir, Tutoring/Speech Center/Writing Center, Men’s Cross Country, Men’s Track and Field; Honor Societies: Alpha Mu Gamma, Delta Mu Delta, Phi Beta Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, and Sigma Delta Pi Awards: N/A Zeta Phi Beta: Involvement: 100% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter Awards: PRIDE, Feminist club, Mungano Zeta Tau Alpha: Involvement: 100% of students are involved in other organizations outside of chapter: NR Awards: National Chapter Awards - Crown Chapter, Academic Achievement award, and Quota Total award Office of Student Life • Fraternity & Sorority Life Web: www.bakeru.edu/greek-life/ • Facebook: Baker University Sorority and Fraternity Life • Twitter: @BakerFSLife .
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