Iowa State University 2015-2016 Greek Report

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Greetings,

It is my honor to share with you the current state of the fraternity and sorority community at Iowa State University. Throughout our history, the Greek community has played an integral part in the ISU experience. For generations, Cyclones have identified the Greek experience as one of their favorite memories of Iowa State. Today, Greek life is no different. We now represent more than 4,650 students and more than 60 different Greek organizations.

This past year has marked many milestones in our community. We have reached over 15% of the student body and have welcomed new organizations to campus: Chi Phi Fraternity and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated. Interest in our community continues to grow as we will welcome Delta Gamma Fraternity and Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity to campus this fall and Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity will join our community in 2017.

The Greek community continues to play an integral role in retention. Members of the Greek community who enrolled at Iowa State in 2011 have a four-year 52.4% graduation rate. The university average is 44.7%. Our 1-year retention rate is 92.2% compared to the university average of 87.4% (based on students who enrolled in 2014). The experiences our students are having in the Greek community are clearly making a difference.

Our councils have actively worked to represent their interest of their members this past year. The Collegiate Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council received the Sutherland and Jellison Awards respectively, honoring their councils as the best of their size in the country. The Multicultural Greek Council worked diligently this year to create Mosaic: a recognition event for chapters to thank outstanding members of the community who show a commitment to diversity. The National Pan- Hellenic Council restored GreekFest to a Homecoming tradition. The community received the Pinnacle Award for the best strategic growth plan in the country from the Association and Fraternal Leadership and Values. At the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisers, the community was honored with an Excellence in Educational Programming Award for our work with SAFE (Students Advocating for Everyone) Liaisons.

Risk prevention is an area that we could continue to improve. In 2015-2016, there were six organizations found responsible for violations of the student conduct code. As a community we can continue to work together to hold each other accountable and reduce these numbers.

I have been impressed by the amount of collaboration within the Greek community. While we still have much room for improvement, we have seen chapters partner with university departments, other clubs and organizations, and across councils. As we are all concerned about the amount of programming in the community, I would encourage chapters to partner together. A great example this past year was Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Chi Omega Fraternity, and Sigma Pi Fraternity worked together to develop a program on race and ethnicity for their members. This is a great resource to learn from each other and really benefit from building relationships with each other.

The success of our Greek community relies on great students and phenomenal advisers. The work to be the very best community relies on our ability to continue to push forward. Thank you for your commitment to Iowa State, and I would challenge us all to be innovative and creative as we continue to move in our journey of excellence. Go Cyclones!

Billy Boulden Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Greek Affairs

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Greek Community Mission Statement Values The Greek community of Iowa State University is Academics committed to developing lifelong exceptional citizens The pursuit of knowledge and striving for personal who will make a positive impact on the world. excellence in the classroom

Brotherhood and Sisterhood Office of Greek Affairs Purpose The building of lifelong relationships in an organization and throughout the community Statement The Iowa State University Office of Greek Affairs Civic Engagement creates opportunities to become effective citizens in a The development of responsibility to actively participate global society through collaboration and community in your community engagement, the development of self-efficacy and Leadership leadership, and the advancement of social justice. The ability to guide individuals or an organization toward a common goal

Social Justice The promotion of change through challenging inequalities and embracing diversity

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Community At A Glance

Collegiate Panhellenic Council Interfraternity Council Alpha Chi Omega Acacia Alpha Delta Pi Adelante Alpha Gamma Delta All Greek Membership Statistics 2015-2016 Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Kappa Lambda Number of Chapters Fall15 Spring 16 Alpha Phi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Sigma Kappa Alpha Tau Omega Collegiate Panhellenic Council 16 16 Chi Omega Beta Sigma Psi Interfraternity Council 30 30 Delta Delta Delta Beta Theta Pi Delta Zeta Chi Phi Multicultrual Greek Council 9 9 Gamma Delta Chi National Pan-Hellenic Council 5 7 Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Sigma Phi Total number of Chapters 60 61 Kappa Delta Delta Tau Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Upsilon Phi Beta Chi FarmHouse Greek Membership Pi Beta Phi Kappa Sigma Sigma Kappa Lambda Chi Alpha Collegiate Panhellenic Council 2,170 2,362 Phi Delta Theta Interfraternity Council 1,758 1,832 Multicultural Greek Council Phi Gamma Delta (Fiji) Multicultrual Greek Council 108 114 Delta Lambda Phi Phi Delta Phi Lambda Phi Kappa Theta National Pan-Hellenic Council 19 20 Gamma Rho Lambda Pi Kappa Alpha Total number of Chapters 4,055 4,328 Lambda Theta Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Lambda Theta Nu Sigma Chi Lambda Theta Phi Sigma Phi Epsilon Pi Alpha Sigma Lambda Beta Tau Sigma Lambda Gamma Theta Chi Theta Delta Chi National Pan- Hellenic Council Theta Xi Alpha Kappa Alpha Triangle Alpha Sigma Theta Kappa Omega Psi Rho Zeta Phi Beta

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Phi Delta Theta Chapter Academic Standings

Fall 2015 Spring 2016 All Greek Average 3.12 3.15 Fall Highest Council GPA All University Average 3.01 3.04 All Freshmen Average 2.71 2.81 CPC- Pi Beta Phi 3.38 All Sorority Average 3.20 3.23 IFC- FarmHouse 3.33 All Fraternity Average 3.01 3.04 MGC- Lambda Theta Nu 3.45

NPHC- Delta Sigma Theta 3.25 Greek Active Member Average 3.17 3.17 Greek New Member Average 3.01 2.93

Women’s Undergraduate Average 3.12 3.15 Freshmen Women’s Average 2.89 2.97

Men’s Undergraduate Average 2.92 2.95 Spring Highest Council GPA Freshmen Men’s Average 2.71 2.68 CPC- Pi Beta Phi 3.44

IFC- FarmHouse 3.43 CPC Average 3.20 3.24 CPC Active Member Average 3.26 3.25 MGC- Delta Phi Lambda 3.14 CPC New Member Average 3.08 3.01 NPHC- Delta Sigma Theta 3.49 IFC Average IFC Active Member Average 3.06 3.07 IFC New Member Average 2.94 2.93 MGC Average 2.86 2.81 NPHC Average 2.55 2.50

The Iowa State Greek Community is consistently at or above the All-University GPA

The six- year graduation rate is higher for Greek Students at 81.4% compared to the All-University average of 72.1%. (Fall 2015)

The one-year retention rate is higher for Greek students at 92.2% compared to the All- University average of 87.4% (Fall 2015)

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Philanthropic Giving

Fraternities and sororities at Iowa State University have supported the following organizations with charitable organizations during the 2015-2016 school year: 4K for Cancer RAINN Starkey Hearing Foundation ACCESS Relay for Life Story County Animal Shelter Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Ronald McDonald House Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Alpha Phi Foundation Rose of Sharon Education Foundation The Amazing Day Foundation American Cancer Society Society for the Advancement of Gender Equity Tijeras Ames Morning Rotary- Kids Run for Kids Special Olympics of Iowa Toys for Tots Ames VFW St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Wounded Warrior Project Animal Rescue League Arthritis Foundation Aware Awake Alive CPC IFC MGC Be the Match Alpha Chi Omega $9,463.84 Adelante $422.07 Delta Phi Lambda $4.00 Bethsada Lutheran Communities Alpha Delta Pi $10,842.25 Alpha Gamma Rho $9,350.00 Lambda Theta Nu $193.34 Big Brothers and Big Sisters Alpha Gamma Delta $8,035.25 Alpha Sigma Phi $5,000.00 Sigma Lambda Beta $1,061.00 Boys and Girls Club Alpha Omicron Pi $27,500.00 Alpha Tau Omega $15,390.25 Sigma Lambda Gamma $3,150.00 C.U.R.E. Alpha Phi $4,300.00 Beta Sigma Psi $2,500.00 Packages for the Troops Alpha Sigma Kappa $981.79 Delta Chi $4,200.00 Children’s Cancer Connection Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Delta Delta Delta $19,607.89 Delta Sigma Phi $1,153.76

Dance Marathon Delta Zeta $11,373.15 Delta Upsilon $5,560.00

Delta Zeta Foundation Gamma Phi Beta $7,100.00 FarmHouse $10,061.00 Boone Area Humane Society Phi Beta Chi $1,785.00 Lambda Chi Alpha $735.50 Girls on the Run International Pi Beta Phi $5,986.93 Phi Kappa Psi $5,535.13 Global Service Initiative Pi Kappa Alpha $7,827.68 Habitat for Humanity Sigma Pi $2,187.00 Home for our Troops Tau Kappa Epsilon $19,095.40 Ames Humane Society Theta Chi $1,957.50 Iowa State Blood Drive Jimmy V. Foundation Theta Xi $1,381.00

Literacy Grams Total $106,976.10 Total $92,356.29 Total $4,408.34 Love Your Melon $ per member $45.29 $ per member $50.41 $ per member $38.67 National Osteoporosis Foundation Greek Community Polar Bear PlungeTotal $284,002.14 Painted Turtle Camp Total Greek Community Philanthropic Giving $487,742.87 Pi Beta Phi Friendship Fund Average Philanthropic Giving Per Member $112.69

*Chapters not listed did not report any fundraising for charitable causes during the 2015-2016 school year.

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Greek Community Service

The Greek community at Iowa State University is very active in Ames and Story County, students have donated thousands of hours this year doing community service to organizations like Youth and Shelter Services, the Animal Rescue League, elementary schools and retirement homes. Individual members in the Iowa State University Greek community have increased the number of community service hours volunteered. Here are some of the top volunteers in the Greek community:

Fall 2015

Name Chapter Hours Shelby Ullrich Pi Beta Phi 450 Isadora Passalacqua Gamma Phi Beta 360 Rachel Gilman Alpha Delta Pi 324 Alex Barrientos Delta Sigma Phi 120 Ryan Allen FarmHouse 91

Spring 2015 Name Chapter Hours Zoe Hildreth Pi Beta Phi 500 Jillian Dunker Gamma Phi Beta 435 Jamie Johnson Chi Omega 320 Gianna Heelen Alpha Gamma Delta 174 Madison Egli Alpha Delta Pi 150

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The Greek Community at Iowa State University volunteered a total of 61,322.85 community service hours with an average of 14.17 hours per person. Each governing council has multiple chapters who are involved with volunteering in some way. According to independentsector.org, the value of volunteer work in Iowa is $22.85. With 61,322.85 hours, the Greek community performed $1,364,433,41 worth of service this year.

CPC IFC MGC NPHC Alpha Chi Omega 1552 Alpha Gamma Rho 380 Delta Lambda Phi 50 Alpha Phi Alpha 6 Alpha Delta Pi 5830 Alpha Kappa Lambda 355 Lambda Theta Alpha 335 Delta Sigma Theta 20 Alpha Gamma Delta 1044.5 Alpha Sigma Phi 30 Lambda Theta Nu 60 Alpha Omicron Pi 1380 Alpha Tau Omega 2079 Sigma Lambda Beta 150.05 Chi Omega 320 Beta Sigma Psi 1050 Sigma Lambda Gamma 17 Delta Delta Delta 755.5 Chi Phi 146 Delta Zeta 5500 Delta Chi 382 Gamma Phi Beta 4808 Delta Sigma Phi 426 Kappa Alpha Theta 1579 Delta Tau Delta 2390 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1078 Delta Upsilon 439 Phi Beta Chi 640 FarmHouse 2921 Pi Beta Phi 6388.75 Kappa Sigma 1417 Sigma Kappa 3706 Lambda Chi Alpha 207 Phi Kappa Psi 2750 Phi Kappa Theta 51 Pi Kappa Alpha 3931 Sigma Pi 1556 Tau Kappa Epsilon 3562 Theta Chi 772.05 Most Hours In Council Theta Delta Chi 850 Most Per Person In Council Theta Xi 85 Triangle 350 Total 34581.75 Total 26129.05 Total 612.05 Total 26 Average Per Person 14.64 Average Per Person 14.26 Average Per Person 5.37 Average Per Person 1.3

Total ISU Greek Community Service Hours 61,322.85

Greek Community Service Hours Per Person 14.17

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Leadership Programs This past year the Greek organizations at Iowa State University were busy participating in numerous leadership development activities. In addition to programs and workshops hosted by chapters, members of fraternities and sororities attended the following programs:

Alpha Chi Omega Leadership Academic Gamma Phi Beta Convention Alpha Chi Omega National Convention Gamma Phi Beta President’s Academy Alpha Gamma Delta International Convention Gamma Phi Beta Officer 101 Training Alpha Gamma Delta Leadership Academy Greek Leadership Class Alpha Gamma Rho Leadership Seminar Greek Leadership Retreat Alpha Gamma Rho National Convention Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity Alpha Gamma Rho Recruitment School Iowa State Leadership Experience Alpha Omicron Pi Leadership Academy Lambda Chi Alpha Conclave Alpha Omicron Pi Leadership Institute Lambda Theta Nu National Leadership of DC Alpha Sigma Kappa National Convention LEAD Retreat Alpha Sigma Phi Grand Chapter Leaders Workshop Series Alpha Sigma Phi To Better the Man Weekend Live Greek 365 Alpha Tau Omega National Presidents Retreat Midwest Multicultural Greek Leadership Weekend Alpha Tau Omega Emerging Leaders Conference National Black Greek Leadership Conference Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Central Conference National Conference on Race and Ethnicity Beta Sigma Psi Membership Education Forum Phi Kappa Psi Terrence G. Harper President’s Academy Beta Sigma Phi National Convention Pi Alpha Phi Regional Leadership Training Chi Phi Alpha’s Academy Pi Alpha Phi International Convention Chi Phi Regional Leadership Alliance Pi Beta Phi Leadership Institute Court Appointed Special Advocates Training Recruitment Boot Camp Delta Chi Officer Training Social Justice Summit Delta Delta Delta Collegiate Leadership Conference Sigma Kappa National Conference Delta Delta Delta Convention Sigma Lambda Beta National Convention Delta Phi Lambda Convention Sigma Lambda Beta Regional Retreat Delta Sigma Phi President’s Academy Sigma Lambda Beta Regional Banquet Delta Sigma Phi Bruce K. Loewenberg Summit Theta Chi International Convention Delta Upsilon’s Building Better Men Retreat Theta Chi Mid-Year Leadership Conference Delta Upsilon Emerging Leaders Experience Theta Chi Sasses President’s Conference Delta Upsilon Leadership Institute Theta Xi District Leadership Academy Delta Upsilon Regional Leadership Academy Theta Xi Rising Stars Leadership Academies Delta Upsilon President’s Academy TKE Leadership Academy Delta Zeta National Convention TKE Providence Forum Delta Zeta President’s Academy TKE Triangle Summit Emerging Leaders Retreat Triangle Herbert Scobie Leadership School FarmHouse Leadership Institute Triangle Regional Leadership Conference FuturesQuest Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute

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Leadership Roles There are over 850 clubs and organizations at Iowa State University and Greek community members are involved in over 550 of them. The Greek community members are leaders in 280 of these clubs and organizations, serving as mentors, executive team members and on committees. These roles are above and beyond the leadership positions they already hold within the Greek Community:

Academic Success Center DIY Craft Club Hutton Hall Senate ACOC Dub-H Hip Hop Club Industrial Design Society of America Advertising Club Eaton House Cabinet Interior Design Student Association Aerospace/Mentor Program Economics Club International Ag Club (IAAS) Elm House Cabinet International First Year Experience Agricultural Entrepreneur Initiative Student Advisory Team Enactus International Student Council Agricultural Marketing & Management Organization Engineering Ambassador and Mentoring Program Investment Group Agriculture and Society Club Engineering Career Fair Iowa FFA Association Agriculture Marketing Club Engineering Student Council Iowa State Cheerleading Agronomy Club Engineering Student Services Learning Community Iowa State Corn Growers AirForce ROTC Engineers for a Sustainable World Iowa State Mascot Squad Airpad Club Engineers Week Iowa State Motorcross Club Alliance for Disability Awareness Engineers without Borders Iowa State Singers Entrepreneurship Club Iowa State Sparkles Squad Ethical Eating Club Iowa State Wrestling ExerCYse is Medicine Iowa Statesmen Choir Alpha Zeta Family and Consumer Science Club ISU AfterDark Alternative Breaks Farm Operations ISU Alternative Breaks American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Fashion Show ISU Ballroom American Institute of Architecture Students FCFds Club ISU Cyclone Football Varsity Marching Band American Institute of Chemical Engineers Fellowship of Athletic Training Students ISU Honors Program American Society of Mechanical Engineers Fisheries and Wildlife Biology Club ISU Women’s Lacrosse Club Food Recovery Network ISUkulele Club American Society of Safety Engineers Food Science Club ISUtv Civil Ladies Engineering Club Freshmen Council Judo Club College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Ambassadors Friley House Cabinet Kinesiology Health Club College Republicans Gamma Honors Society Korean Language Club Colleges Against Cancer Genetics Club Ladies in Fitness Training (LIFT) Collegiate Beef Team Geology Club Larch Student Board Collegiate Women in Business Gerdin Citizenship Program LAS Student Ambassador Common Threads Learning Community Gerontology Club Latino Student Initiative Greeks Ending Violence Now LEAD Team Computer Science Club GHAC and Alternative Breaks Leadership ISU Connect 4 – Multicultural Organization Gilbert FFA Alumni Leadership Studies Club Crew Scholars Graphic Design Club Lions Club CRU Green Umbrella Love Your Melon Cy-Serve Council GROOVE Drumline Club Lyrica Women’s Choir Cyclone Alley Happy Strong and Healthy Magazine Management Club Cyclone Drill Team Helser Hall Cabinet Management Information Systems Club Cyclone Family Weekend Hixon Student Board Maple House Cabinet Homecoming Central Marketing Club Dance Marathon Honors Student Board Martin Residence Hall Cabinet Design Ambassadors Hopeful Africa MEDLIFE Destination Iowa State HSH Magazine Men’s Volleyball Club Digital Women  0355 Memorial Union  2229 Lincoln Way  Ames, IA 50014  515- 294- 1 0 2 3  P a g e | 10 http://www.greek.iastate.edu

Leadership Roles Continued

MINDS Learning Community Psychology Learning Community Student Alumni Leadership Council MIS Club Public Relations Student Society of America Student Conduct Board MMA Club Quidditch Club Student Dietetics Association Mobile Development Club Raymond House Martin Hall Student Government MODA Recreation Service Student Advisory Board Student Health Advisory Committee MotarBoard Relay for Life Students for Life Multicultural Vision Program ROTC Students Supporting Israel Muslim Student Association Running Club STUPKA Symposium Planning Committee National Agri-Marketing Association Students Advocating for Everyone Liaisons Supply Chain Management Club National Association of Black Accountants Sailing and Windsports Club Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honors Society National Society of Collegiate Scholars Sales Club The Daily Navigator Leadership Community SALT Company TREND Magazine NETwork against Malaria SCUBA Club Tri-Club Oak Hall Council Senior Class Council Turning Point USA Orchesis II Dance Club She’s Confident UNICEF Order of Omega Sigma Alpha Lambda Varieties Central Committee People to People Career Fair Sigma Lambda Chi Veritas Honor Society Sigma Tau Delta Veterinarians without Borders Philosophy Club Sketch Club Vietnamese International Student Association Pi Tau Sigma Honor Society Ski and Snowboard Club Volleyball Club Pre-Occupational Therapy Club Sleep Interest Club Wallace Student Board Pre-Physician Assistant Club Soccer Club Water Skiing Club Pre-Dental Club Society for Human Resource Management Wilson Hall Council Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers Learning Community Society of Women Engineers Winterfest Pre-Physician’s Assistant Club Spoon University Club Wishmakers on Campus Presidential Leadership Class Sports Club Council Women of Science and Engineering Council Pre-Veterinary Club St. Jude Up Till Dawn Womyn of Colour Network Project Dreams Stanton House Exec Young Life College Project Marrow Student Admissions Representatives (STARS) YWCA Girl’s Power Psychology Club

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Awards The Iowa State University Greek community has many award winning chapters on our campus. The following are awards that chapters have received from the local community, regional community, or inter/national awards:

- Alpha Delta Pi received a Diamond Award for excellence in philanthropy, member education and retention. - Alpha Gamma Delta is part of the Jewel Society with the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation ($2,000 donation a year) - Alpha Sigma Phi’s adviser (Mark Bundy) received the Chapter Adviser of the Year Award from the national organization. - Beta Sigma Psi received the Edwards Award for best national chapter management and the GLEE Club Award. - Delta Chi’s chapter adviser (Scott Klinefelter) won region four’s best “BB” award - Delta Delta Delta was runner up for Philanthropy and New Member Integration awards - Delta Zeta received honorable mention for Outstanding Service Project/ Event, Highest Average Service Hours Per Member, Outstanding Historical New Member Program or Activity, and Outstanding Chapter Historical Program or Activity - FarmHouse fraternity want the Ruby Cup; awarded to the top FarmHouse Chapter in the Nation - Lambda Chi Alpha received recognition through recruitment and retention awards for most associate members - Phi Beta Chi received the Service Award, Educational Programming Award and Scholastic Achievement Award - Pi Beta Phi received the Phi Level Award - Pi Kappa Alpha received the Man Power Award for most hours donated for international work day. The chapter also received the Youth to Youth Service Award from Youth and Shelter Services - Pi Kappa Phi received an award for Most Improved Governance - Sigma Kappa received chapter “C” rating for standards of Excellence - Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. received the Midwest Neophyte of the Year and Presidents’ Choice of Midwest Chapter of the Year - Tau Kappa Epsilon won the first awarded top TKE Chapter as leading TKE International in all aspects in fraternal experience - Theta Chi received Iowa State University Interfraternity Council’s Live Your Values New Member Education Program of the Year

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2015 Fraternal Award of Excellence Winners

President’s Cup for Highest Score on Greek Member of the Year Amber Carpenter, Delta Sigma Theta Fraternal Award for Excellence Certificate of Merit for Austin Javellana, Phi Delta Theta Chi Omega Fraternal Award of Excellence Szumei Leow, Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Kappa Lambda

President’s Award for Alpha Omicron Pi Student of the Year Fraternal Award of Excellence Alpha Phi Senior: Rebecca Kohlmann, Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Sigma Phi Junior: Charlie Raike, Tau Kappa Epsilon Beta Sigma Psi Delta Chi Junior: Dylan Roth, Sigma Phi Epsilon Chi Omega Delta Upsilon Sophomore: Patrick Morrison, Phi Delta Theta Delta Delta Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Freshmen: Sydney Borys, Chi Omega Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Theta Lambda Chi Alpha Chapter President of the Year Lambda Theta Alpha CPC: Jennifer Arndt, Delta Delta Delta Phi Gamma Delta (Fiji) Gold Circle Award for IFC: Derek Camp, Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Psi Fraternal Award of Excellence MGC: Tyler McKnight, Delta Lambda Phi Sigma Lambda Beta Alpha Gamma Delta NPHC: Chrishelda Green, Delta Sigma Theta Sigma Pi Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Tau Omega Tau Kappa Epsilon Chapter Adviser of the Year Delta Zeta Theta Chi Mark Bundy, Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Delta Sydney Dunn, Delta Delta Delta Pi Beta Phi Carolyn Ullestad Unsung Hero Award Sigma Phi Epsilon Best Practices Awards Vincent DiVencenzo, Sigma Pi

Diversity: Sigma Lambda Beta Hall of Fame Inductee Cardinal Circle Award for Recruitment: Alpha Tau Omega Fraternal Award of Excellence Dr. Thomas Hill, Kappa Alpha Psi Risk Prevention: Gamma Phi Beta Acacia Academics: Kappa Sigma Alumnus of the Year (Greek Alumni Alliance) Alpha Chi Omega Retention: Alpha Sigma Kappa Steve Good, Phi Delta Theta Alpha Sigma Kappa Collaboration: Chi Omega, Delta Sigma Grant Award Winners (Greek Alumni Alliance) Delta Tau Delta Theta, and Sigma Pi Alpha Chi Omega & Delta Chi Kappa Alpha Theta Sexual Violence Prevention: and Sigma Phi Epsilon Partnership Award Sigma Lambda Gamma Greek House Chefs

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Chapter Facility Renovations There are 41 chapter facilities at Iowa State University campus. During the summer many have work done that is above and beyond general cleaning and maintenance. The following items are some of the improvements to chapter facilities that are underway for summer 2016.

- Installing and updating sprinkler systems: Adelante, Theta Xi - Remodeling rooms or basements: Alpha Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Kappa Phi - Replacing flooring such as carpet or hardwood: Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta, Sigma Kappa - Painting interior and exterior of chapter facilities: Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta, Sigma Kappa - Renovating and updating bathrooms: Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Delta Delta - Installing new interior fixtures such as lights, televisions and celling fans: Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Zeta - Exterior fixtures of retaining walls and basketball hoops: Alpha Tau Omega - Landscaping improvements: Delta Zeta - Updating and replacing worn furniture and appliances in kitchens: Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Upsilon, Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta - Expanding the chapter facility: Alpha Gamma Rho, FarmHouse These updates allow the students who spend time in the houses to be comfortable while living in an inviting atmosphere and keeping the houses looking their best. Each of these renovations enhance chapter facilities as welcoming homes for the students during the school year. Updates are reported by the undergraduate chapters and are completed with approval from house corporation boards and available finances.

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Vision 2020 Strategic Plan Update The full 2020 Vision Strategic Plan can be found on the Greek Affairs website www.greek.iastate.edu under resources. Below are highlights of progress towards achieving the strategic plan. Academics Objective A. Graduation and Retention  52.4% of Greek students graduate in four year, 76.7% graduate in five years, and 81.4% graduate in six years.  92.2% of Greek students return to Iowa State after their first year, 86.5% return after their second year. Objective B. Academic Success  35 chapters have a GPA above a 3.0 in spring 2016.  The All-Greek GPA for spring 2016 was a 3.15. Objective C. Support and Resources  A tutoring services process has been created in partnership with the Academic Success Center to allow chapters to provide funding for their members.

Brotherhood and Sisterhood Objective A. Size and Growth of the Community  The Greek community is currently comprised on 15.5% of the student body. Objective C. Marketing Materials  The Greek Magazine was reorganized to focus on the member experience and reduce the emphasis placed on housing.  This annual report highlights many accomplishments of the Greek community over the last school year.

Civic Engagement Objective A. Education and Programming  A speakers list has been created on the Greek Affairs website under policies and program resources. Objective B. Community Engagement  An Outreach Committee has be developed with co-chairs from the University Committee on Fraternities and Sororities. Objective C. Valuing Tradition  A Homecoming Task Force has been created with co-chairs from the University Committee on Fraternities and Sororities.  A Philanthropy Task Force has been created with co-chairs from the University Committee on Fraternities and Sororities.  A Greek Week Task Force has been created with co-chairs from the University Committee on Fraternities and Sororities.

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Strategic Plan Update The full 2020 Vision Strategic Plan can be found on the Greek Affairs website www.greek.iastate.edu under resources. Below are highlights of progress towards achieving the strategic plan.

Leadership Objective A. Leadership Programming  A section of the Greek Leadership Community Course has been added for the fall semester.  A president’s retreat has been added to the fall semester.  Quarterly all president’s council meetings have taken place throughout the spring semester. Objective B. Alumni and Advisers  The Chapter Adviser Institute has been planned for the first weekend in August.  A practicum student has been hired in The Office of Greek Affairs to understand adviser needs to host special topic presentations in the fall semester.

Social Justice Objective A. Safe and Welcoming Space  Greeks Ending Violence Now has representation on a university sexual misconduct sub-committee.  A practicum student has been hired to advise SAFE liaison for the 2016-2017 school year. Objective C. Education  Social justice education has been added to the Greek Leadership Retreat curriculum.  Privilege was a topic and point of emphasis for an all-president council.  Council leadership is sponsoring a speaker on the influence of race in the university community for the Live the Greek Experience program for fall 2016.

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Organizational Snapshot

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Chapter Name Acacia 42 3.00 15 39 3.23 2 Adelante 32 3.01 15 38 2.75 6 $422.07 $11.11 Alpha Chi Omega 170 3.21 56 152 3.23 8 $9,463.84 $62.26 1,552 10.21 Alpha Delta Pi 176 3.37 54 173 3.39 1 $10,842.25 $62.67 5,830 33.70 Alpha Gamma Delta 173 3.21 48 163 3.20 8 $8,035.25 $49.30 1,044.50 6.41 Alpha Gamma Rho 86 3.17 22 82 3.19 21 $9,350.00 $114.02 380 4.63 Alpha Kappa Alpha 4 N/A N/A 4 N/A - Alpha Kappa Lambda 28 2.82 13 24 3.06 11 355 14.79 Alpha Omicron Pi 137 3.02 47 125 3.13 4 $27,500.00 $220.00 Alpha Phi 170 2.83 69 166 2.89 15 $4,300.00 $25.90 Alpha Phi Alpha 4 N/A - 2 N/A 1 6 3.00 Alpha Sigma Kappa 69 3.03 23 66 3.18 7 $981.79 $14.88 Alpha Sigma Phi 66 2.83 28 17 2.67 6 $5,000.00 $294.12 30 1.76 Alpha Tau Omega 65 2.96 39 54 3.06 10 $15,390.25 $285.00 2,079 38.50 Beta Sigma Psi 62 3.06 20 57 3.16 6 $2,500.00 $43.86 1,050 18.42 Beta Theta Pi 72 2.97 9 68 3.09 8 Chi Omega 175 3.33 52 173 3.33 3 320 1.85 Chi Phi 30 2.69 30 26 2.77 2 146 5.62 Delta Chi 51 2.88 24 45 2.92 5 $4,200.00 $93.33 382 8.49 Delta Delta Delta 170 3.22 54 167 3.22 3 $19,607.89 $117.41 755.5 4.52 Delta Lambda Phi 18 2.93 5 21 3.11 1 50 2.38 Delta Phi Lambda 6 3.36 4 8 3.14 3 $4.00 $0.50

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Chapter Name Delta Sigma Theta 8 3.25 - 5 3.49 3 20 4.00 Delta Sigma Phi 56 2.76 14 59 2.84 13 $1,153.76 $19.56 426 7.22 Delta Tau Delta 110 3.03 31 110 3.07 - 2,390 21.73 Delta Upsilon 67 3.01 27 66 3.01 28 $5,560.00 $84.24 439 6.65 Delta Zeta 165 3.19 57 157 3.21 10 $11,373.15 $72.44 5,500 35.03 FarmHouse 93 3.33 24 85 3.43 6 $10,061.00 $118.36 2,921 34.36 Gamma Phi Beta 197 3.37 51 173 3.37 - $7,100.00 $41.04 4,808 27.79 Gamma Rho Lambda 16 2.66 6 18 2.80 5 Kappa Alpha Psi 2 N/A - 2 N/A - Kappa Alpha Theta 171 3.23 53 167 3.26 9 1,579 9.46 Kappa Delta 177 3.19 52 172 3.17 6 Kappa Kappa Gamma 172 3.28 54 167 3.27 4 1,078 6.46 Kappa Sigma 62 3.12 20 52 3.29 - 1,417 27.25 Lambda Chi Alpha 44 2.87 25 44 2.93 14 $735.50 $16.72 207 4.70 Lambda Theta Alpha 9 2.78 4 12 2.94 8 335 27.92 Lambda Theta Nu 3 3.45 - 8 2.85 5 $193.34 $24.17 Lambda Theta Phi 15 2.52 8 17 2.52 11 Omega Psi Phi - - - 4 N/A 3 Phi Beta Chi 44 3.16 15 44 3.32 3 $1,785.00 $40.57 640 14.55 Phi Delta Theta 102 3.01 31 94 3.15 13 Phi Gamma Delta 103 3.13 33 89 3.22 9 Phi Kappa Psi 92 3.07 32 82 3.15 - $5,535.13 $67.50 2,750 33.54

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Organizational Snapshot

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Chapter Name Phi Kappa Theta 32 2.83 15 37 2.78 12 51 1.38 Pi Alpha Phi 7 N/A 18 4 N/A 1 Pi Beta Phi 173 3.38 54 171 3.44 5 $5,986.93 $35.01 6388.75 37.36 Pi Kappa Alpha 101 3.07 34 99 2.97 1 $7,827.68 $79.07 3,931 39.71 Pi Kappa Phi 40 2.55 18 40 2.85 5 Sigma Chi 69 2.95 26 82 2.72 7 Sigma Kappa 169 3.06 56 156 3.17 58 3,706 23.76 Sigma Phi Epsilon 98 3.27 27 89 3.13 28 Sigma Pi 90 2.95 45 79 2.91 10 $2,187.00 $27.68 1556 19.70 Sigma Lambda Beta 8 2.86 2 9 2.48 3 $1,061.00 $117.89 150.05 16.67 Sigma Lambda Gamma 16 3.01 6 17 2.70 2 $3,150.00 $185.29 17 1.00 Tau Kappa Epsilon 83 3.25 25 88 3.30 4 $19,095.40 $216.99 3,562 40.48 Theta Chi 60 3.03 23 56 3.08 2 $1,957.50 $34.96 722.05 12.89 Theta Delta Chi 48 2.99 14 39 2.93 12 850 21.79 Theta Xi 27 2.49 9 18 2.93 3 $1,381.00 $76.72 85 4.72 Triangle 21 3.10 7 21 3.23 9 Zeta Phi Beta 1 N/A - 3 N/A 2 Polar Bear Plunge $284,002.14 Total 4515 3.12 1543 4305 3.15 445 $487,742.87 $113.30 51,219.10 11.90 *grades not released for chapters with less than 5 members

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The Office of Greek Affairs Staff Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Greek Affairs, Billy Boulden Assistant Director of Greek Affairs, Katy Cran Assistant Director of Greek Affairs (fall 2015), Charles Andrean Secretary, Karina Buttler Leadership Education and Development Graduate Adviser, Bryant Corkins Leadership Education and Development Graduate Adviser (spring 2016), DeAnna Marguglio Leadership Education and Development Graduate Adviser, Amanda Oller Leadership Education and Development Graduate Adviser, Carlie Lavin Recruitment Specialist (fall 2015), DeAnna Marguglio Recruitment Specialist (spring 2016), Julia Lavin Academic Practicum (fall 2015), Caitlyn Schulz Academic Practicum (spring 2016), Kelsey Grote SAFE Liaison Practicum, Paul Hengesteg

2016 Collegiate Panhellenic Council 2016 Interfraternity Council President, Ally Tack President, Nicolas Stumbo Vice President of Judicial Affairs, Katie Nawrocki Vice President of Leadership Development, R. Dillon Bechtol Vice President of Risk Prevention, Christina Paulson Vice President of Judicial Affairs, Nick Wetzeler Vice President of Public Relations, Liz Smith Vice President of Risk Prevention, Andrew Guhin Vice President of Recruitment, Alli Schultz Vice President of Council Operations, Jake Wiemiller Vice President of Recruitment, Mary Bethel Vice President of Recruitment, Caleb Mueller Vice President of Scholarship, Valerie Vander Linden Vice President of Recruitment, Mason Magruder Vice President of Finance, Emily Condon Vice President of Public Relations, Michael Poggemiller Vice President of Philanthropy and Community Service, Quinn Moran Vice President of Philanthropy, John Maubach Vice President of Membership Development, Rachael Barnes Vice President of Community Service, Brennan Goodman Vice President of Scholarship, Joey Bahnsen 2016 Multicultural Greek Council President, Andrew Mun 2016 National Pan-Hellenic Council Executive Vice President, Savana Falter President, Ragan Ross Vice President of Finance, Ryan Heiderscheit Vice President, Courtney Towles Vice President of Recruitment, Steph Caceres Treasurer, Amber Carpenter Vice President of Communication, Rachel Ramirez Secretary, Amina Frazier

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