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Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 Chapter Members Program Type Program Title Attending Panhellenic Council Alpha Chi Omega 52 Health & Wellness & Risk Mgmt Self Defense for Women Recruitment Recruitment Workshop 50 Wellness, Lead Dev., Risk Mgmt Silent Witness Exhibit 60 Ritual/ Ritual Education Initiation Workshop/Followup 50 Ritual/ Ritual Education Pref Workshop 50 Ritual/ Ritual Education Initiation Workshop 50 Sisterhood Development Sister Speed Dating 14 Ritual/ Ritual Education Enlightenment to the Chapter 11 Scholarship Stress Management 18 Service Learning V Foundation, DV Facts, FAQ Night Delta Gamma 70 Recruitment Recruitment Preparation Workshop Recruitment PR on the Porch 70 Recruitment Recruitment Preparation Workshop #2 20-40 Recruitment COB: BBQ on the Porch 60 Health & Wellness Sunscreen Usage 101 50 Sisterhood Event Sisterhood Retreat 60 Personal Development Financial Safety 73 Sleep Deprivation Health & Wellness 25 Recruitment COB 20 Recruitment COB 40 Date Function Treasure Hunt 30 Date Function Homecoming Spirit Movie Night 50 Date Function Homecoming Serenade & Banner Night 50 Scholarship Dev, Scholarship Eagleton Institute of Politics 35 Inter-Fraternity/Sorority Bonding BBQ Tailgate 85 Homecoming Pancake Breakfast 10 Recruitment COB 10 Recruitment COB 30 House Meeting/Bonding Hills/House Meeting 10 Recruitment COB 5 Multicultural/Diversity Museums in NYC 15 Recruitment COB 12 Inter-Sorority Bonding Mini Golf w/ AChiO 35 House Meeting/Bonding Greys Anatomy Night 80 Philanthopic/Fundrasing/Service Pumpkin Palooza Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 80 Social Awareness Classroom Courtesy 70 Scholarship Maximizing your time in college 20 Recruitment Ice Skating 70 Ritual/Ritual Education DG Rituals 70 Ritual/Ritual Education DG Ritual Awareness 80 Ritual/Ritual Education Initiation 70 Ritual/Ritual Education Pinning Ceremony 70 Ritual/Ritual Education Human Dignity Gamma Phi Beta 65 Financial PACE 54 Service Learning Gossip 23 Leadership Development Officer Retreat 55 Ritual/ Ritual Education Founder's Day Celebration 20 Health and Awareness Sexual Health Presentation 58 Risk Management Fire Safety in Sorority Houses 76 Recruitment Recruitment School 90 Recruitment COB Party 37 Scholarship Dessert Reception 63 Sisterhood Development New Member Bonding 25 Ritual/Ritual Education Post Initiation Workshop Lambda Theta Alpha 100 Multicultural/Diversity, Recruitment Meet the Jewels 50 Multicultural/Diversity Welcome Back BBQ 50 Career Development, Recruitment Who Go Greek? 75 Travel Information Carnival in Brazil 2008 12 Leadership Dev, Recruitment Ice Cream Social 75 Social Weldin' Out: LTA Style 25 Health & Wellness, Education Trading Stories: Breast Cancer Awareness 50 Leadership Development Women and the Law 300 Multicultural/Diversity From Auction Block to Hip Hop 30 Recruitment Meet the Lambdas 150 Social 8th Annual Step and Show Stroll 13 Fundraising LI Auction 12 Multicultural/Diversity Café Soleil 12 Multicultural/Diversity La Marcha 12 Multicultural/Diversity Che Guevara 25 Health & Wellness, Education Breast Cancer Program 15 Scholarship GRE and Grad School Presentation 15 Scholarship Study with the Lambdas Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 Lambda Tau Omega NO REPORT Omega Phi Beta 5 Sisterhood Development Karaoke Night 9 Recruitment Recruitment Workshop 9 Leadership Development E-Board Training Workshop 9 Sisterhood Development Resume Workshop 9 Sisterhood Development Regional Beta BBQ 12 Sisterhood Development Beta Thanksgiving Dinner 7 Sisterhood Development Movie Night 10 Sisterhood Development Botanga Beach 8 Sisterhood Development DV Program 3 Leadership Development National Fall Conference at USC 9 Sisterhood Development Lupus Banquet Workshop 6 Sisterhood Development Beach Day at Belmar 9 Sisterhood Development Fall Regional Retreat 7 Scholarship Beta Scholarship Program 7 Scholarship Academic Excellence 8 Recruitment Fall Involvement Fair 10 Multicultural/Diversity Step and Stroll Exhibition 10 Sisterhood Development OPB and LUL BBQ 100 Multicultural/Diversity Café Soleil with a SLAM 4 Sisterhood Development Beach Day at Belmar 25 Sisterhood Development Chapter OPB and LUL BBQ 6 Multicultural/Diversity Wildin Out 4 Multicultural/Diversity Latin Gala 6 Multicultural/Diversity Opening and Closing Ceremonies 7 Philanthropy/Service Pimp My Pumpkin 12 Health and Wellness Breast Cancer Program 50 Recruitment Beta Back to Books BBQ 6 Multicultural/Diversity Clash of Cultures 7 Multicultural/Diversity La Marcha 9 Ritual.Ritual Education Ritual Night 9 Risk Management Risk Management Workshop 4 Risk Management Anti Hazing Workshop 22 Ritual.Ritual Education Initiation Night 22 Ritual.Ritual Education Initiation Workshop 10 Recruitment Self Defense Night 12 Recruitment Applebees Dinner Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 12 Recruitment Information Session 12 Recruitment Information Session 12 Recruitment Information Session 6 Recruitment Meet the Jewels Sigma Delta Tau 24 Health & Wellness, Risk Mgmt Health & Wellness, Risk Management 77 Recruitment Meet the Sisters 77 Recruitment Meet the Sisters 77 Recruitment Meet the Sisters 77 Recruitment Meet the Sisters 50 Scholarship Time Management 50 Scholarship Resume Writing Workshop 40 Recruitment Rush Workshop 77 Fundraising Jeans Party 140 Philanthropy/Fundraising Sister Auction 70 Service Learning Embrace Kids- Pow Wow 70 Service Learning Heal to Heal 70 Philanthropy/Fundraising Spaghetti Dinner Sigma Iota Alpha 50 Multicultural/Diversity Religions of South America 50 Multicultural/Diversity Layers 30 Health and Wellness Protect Your Neck 3 Multicultural/Diversity Santeria Religion Program Recruitment Involvement Fair 140 Ritual/Ritual Education National Body Meeting 50 Health and Wellness That’s What He Said 15 Recruitment Informational 10 Sisterhood Development Holiday Dinner 20 Multicultural/Diversity Tijiendo Pensamientos-Weaving Thoughts 100 Multicultural/Diversity Fiesta Caribena 80 Multicultural/Diversity El Re-Encuento 70 Scholarship Undergrad Academic Workshop 4 Risk Management Something of Value Sigma Kappa 50 Recruitment Recruitment Workshop 50 Ritual/Ritual Education Initiation 50 Ritual/Ritual Education Model Meeting Sigma Lambda Gamma 30 Health and Wellness Breat Cancer Awareness Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 40 Health and Wellness Protect Ya Neck: Self Defense 20 Recruitment Bowling with the Gammas 30 Scholarship Academic Success Workshop 16 Recruitment Interest Movie and Taco Night 30 Recruitment Interest BBQ 14 Recruitment Information Session 60 Recruitment Welcome Back BBQ 75 Multicultural/Diversity Che Guevarra 20 Health and Wellness Body Appreciation 20 Health and Wellness HIV/AIDS Awareness Program 25 Health and Wellness A Gift of Life that Saves Lives 15 Recruitment Secret Santa Dinner Zeta Tau Alpha 74 Social Homecoming Brunch 10 Health & Wellness Sigma Phi Epsilon's Blood Drive 74 Ritual/Ritual Education Rededication 50 Recruitment Wii Pajama Party 70 Recruitment Fall Rush Kickoff 112 Date Night Stress Factory Comedy Club 20 Sisterhood Event Sisterhood Activity 30 Educational Time Management 90 Ritual/Ritual Education Initiation 47 Ritual/Ritual Education Big/Little Ceremony 21 Sisterhood Development New Member Sleepover 90 Leadership Development Elections 6 Health & Wellness, Risk Mgmt Anti-Hazing Week Banner Making Interfraternity Council Alpha Chi Rho 5 Leadership Development New E-Board Member Retreat 27 Scholarship Academic Integrity 28 Risk Management Risk Management 26 Recruitment Recruitment Training Workshop 28 Risk Management Social Hosting & Alcohol Awareness Social Event/Activity Movie Night 24 Ritual/Ritual Education Ritual Meeting 27 Recruitment IFC BBQ 29 Service Learning Service Project Education Program 29 Recruitment RU Gardens Recruitment Event Leadership Development Life After College Office of Fraternity Sorority Affairs Chapter Programming Report - Spring 07 33 Health and Wellness Dan Davis 27 Ritual/Ritual Education Pining Ceremony 29 Ritual/Ritual Education Initiation 26 Ritual/Ritual Education Post Initiation Workshop Social Event/Activity Madden Tournament 1 Scholarship Meeting on Educational Programming Alpha Epsilon Pi 21 Health & Wellness Dan Davis Alpha Kappa Lambda 18 Service Learning These Hands Don't Hurt 28 Risk Management Hazing Compliance 24 Risk Management Reviews AKL's Risk Management 34 Ritual/ Ritual Education Pinning Ceremony Alpha Phi Alpha 20 Health and Wellness Fundamental to Success 30 Leadership Development Real Weapons of Mass Destruction 180 Multicultural/Diversity Annual Stephshow 7 Multicultural/Diversity Jena 6 Rally 30 Service Learning Project Alpha 60 Health and Wellness Breast Cancer Awareness Program 4 Multicultural/Diversity Free Masonry Program 5 Multicultural/Diversity Jena 6 Discussion Multicultural/Diversity/Scholarship Step Show 25 Multicultural/Diversity The State of Black Men 20 Scholarship Urban Youth: A Day in College Life Alpha Sigma Phi 6 Health & Wellness NJ Blood Drive 15 Ritual New Member Pinning Leadership Development Lock In Retreat 15 Health & Wellness Dan Davis 19 Ritual/Ritual Education Silent Dinner 25 Ritual/Ritual Education Black Lantern Processional 25 Ritual/Ritual Education Initiation 18 Recruitment Recruitment Workshop 16 Career Development Resume Writing Workshop 9 Health & Wellness New Jersey Blood Drive 19 Ritual/Ritual Education Installation
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