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Fall 2019 Community Report Scorecard DRAFT.Xlsx Fall 2019 Community Report Scorecard Executive Summary Scholarship The College Panhellenic Association Term Average (3.022) eXceeded the All-Women's Term Average (2.874) for Fall 2019 The Interfraternity Council Term Average (2.727) eXceeded the All-Men's Term Average (2.719) for Fall 2019 A total of 47 fraternity and sorority members achieved a 4.0 in Fall 2019 The largest percentage increase in GPA from Spring 2019 to Fall 2019 was 20.844% from Lambda Alpha Upsilon who increased from 2.250 to 2.719 Membership Total Greek membership increased 4.3% from 1357 in Fall 2018 to 1416 in Fall 2019 (a difference of 59 members) Fraternity Membership increased by 11% from Fall 2018 (551) to Fall 2019 (614), a difference of 63 members New Membership increased by 12% from Fall 2018 (443) to Fall 2019 (499), a difference of 56 members Service & Philanthropy The total number of service hours completed more than doubled from Spring 2019 (6750.25) and is a nearly 84% increase from Fall 2018 (7730.5) Community-wide, Greeks completed approXimately 10 hours per member. On average, chapters had approXmiately 15.5 service hours per member Over $110,000 was raised for charitable organizations in Fall 2019, an increase of over $30,000 from Fall 2018 Programming Fall 2019 programs (and participant numbers) included Meet the Greeks (300), Greek Showcase (947), Hazing Prevention Summit (715), the Community Meeting (928) and the Homecoming Stroll Off (595) The Fall 2019 New Member Education Series had a total of 1,473 participants across all three sessions. A total of 393 New Members attended all 3 sessions. For the third year in a row, NPHC & MGC Recruitment night was held with nearly 100 attendees. Conduct Cases (Violations Code: A= Alcohol H= Hazing SA = Sexual Assault P= Probation SU= Suspended 0 = Other (Disorderly Conduct , Univ Regulations, etc)) Chapter Statistics Report # of Members New (including Fall 19 Inc/Dec Fall 19 Inc/Dec # of Member Service new Sem from Cum from New Semester Service Hours Per Philanthropic Conduct Fraternity/Sorority Council Chapter members) GPA Spr 19 GPA Spr 19 Members GPA Hours Member Donations Leadership Violations S CPA Alpha Delta Pi 136 3.165 -3.447% 3.224 0.218% 52 3.028 2094.4 15.40 $8,093.54 116 S CPA Sigma Kappa 124 3.114 2.098% 3.131 0.643% 48 3.124 986.75 7.96 S CPA Delta Phi Epsilon 126 3.031 1.439% 3.120 1.794% 57 3.002 376.75 2.99 $15,563.00 53 3.022 CPA Fall 2019 Term Average S NPHC Alpha Kappa Alpha 21 3.010 6.624% 3.015 0.433% 10 2.846 3836.5 182.69 S CPA Phi Mu 124 2.990 -2.574% 3.095 -0.065% 44 2.961 700.83 5.65 $6,305.78 F IFC Sigma Phi Epsilon 75 2.978 -4.244% 3.120 -0.128% 26 2.923 499.5 6.66 $2,120.00 41 S NPHC Zeta Phi beta 13 2.968 4.213% 2.960 0.339% - - 400 30.77 F IFC Alpha Epsilon Pi 66 2.942 2.903% 2.901 2.112% 16 2.989 451.5 6.84 S CPA Alpha Xi Delta 123 2.934 -5.871% 3.048 -1.931% 54 2.711 218.25 1.77 $13,002.01 S CPA Theta Phi Alpha 106 2.898 2.766% 3.021 2.442% 41 2.967 335.33 3.16 $8,033.00 32 2.874 All-Female Fall 2019 Term Average F IFC Pi Kappa Phi 83 2.808 -3.967% 2.911 -0.851% 23 2.609 70 0.84 $26,127.00 10 2.807 All-Undergraduate Fall 2019 Term Average S NPHC Sigma Gamma Rho 8 2.779 -6.525% 3.090 -2.769% - - 374.23 46.78 8 F IFC Sigma Chi 77 2.772 -1.071% 2.881 -0.311% 15 2.659 1137.5 14.77 $14,264.70 25 F MGC Alpha Psi Lambda 16 2.770 13.107% 2.952 -0.371% 2 1.911 108 6.75 2.764 All-Greek Fall 2019 Term Average F IFC Delta Tau Delta 66 2.760 -3.530% 2.871 0.737% 14 2.681 0 0.00 $6,289.00 S NPHC Delta Sigma Theta 16 2.737 15.778% 3.057 4.871% 10 2.925 148.5 9.28 $300 + 225 lbs 13 2.731 MGC Fall 2019 Term Average 2.727 IFC Fall 2019 Term Average F MGC Lambda Alpha Upsilon 9 2.719 20.844% 2.905 13.699% 6 2.888 31 3.44 2.719 All-Male Fall 2019 Term Average S MGC Lambda Theta Alpha 5 2.703 3.326% 2.873 -1.238% 2 2.840 0 0.00 F IFC Phi Delta Theta 68 2.686 4.922% 2.763 0.109% 13 2.213 6 0.09 F IFC Pi Kappa Alpha (colony) 111 2.671 -10.967% 2.847 -6.747% 52 2.517 2371 21.36 $10,163.00 2.600 NPHC Fall 2019 Term Average F NPHC Phi beta Sigma 8 2.392 -12.764% 2.878 -0.895% - - 0 0.00 F NPHC Kappa Alpha Psi 13 2.254 -12.568% 2.765 0.254% - - 16 1.23 F IFC Sigma Nu (colony) 14 2.223 - 2.790 - 14 2.223 0 0.00 F NPHC Alpha Phi Alpha 9 2.056 -18.703% 2.645 -8.793% - - 40.5 4.50 Fall 2019 Community Report Community Statistics Report University vs. Greek Membership University Semester Averages University Cumulative Averages Undergraduate Population (degree-seeking, all campuses) 24,812 All-Women's Average GPA 2.874 All-Women's Average GPA 3.109 Total Fraternity & Sorority Membership: 1417 All-Men's Average GPA 2.719 All-Men's Average GPA 2.946 % of FAU UG Who are members 5.71% All-Undergraduate Average GPA 2.807 All-Undergraduate Average GPA 3.105 Council Membership Council Semester Averages Council Cumulative Averages Total CPA (6 chapters) 739 Avg CPA 123 College Panhellenic Association 3.022 College Panhellenic Association 3.106 Total IFC (8 chapters) 559 Avg IFC 70 Interfraternity Council 2.727 Interfraternity Council 2.888 Total MGC (3 chapters) 30 Avg MGC 10 Multicultural Greek Council 2.731 Multicultural Greek Council 2.910 Total NPHC (7 chapters) 88 Avg NPHC 13 National Pan-Hellenic Council 2.600 National Pan-Hellenic Council 2.916 All Greek Membership All Greek Semester Averages All Greek Cumulative Averages Sorority Membership (11 chapters) 802 All-Sorority Average GPA 2.939 All-Sorority Average GPA 3.057 Fraternity Membership (13 chapters) 614 All-Fraternity Average GPA 2.616 All-Fraternity Average GPA 2.865 NeW Membership 499 All-Greek Average GPA 2.764 All-Greek Average GPA 2.953 Service & Philanthropy Total Service Hours Performed** 14202.54 **verified via NobleHour Total Monies Raised for Philanthropy***$110,261.03 ***verified by Fraternity & Sorority Life.
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