Contents. Fall 2018 Report. cover story. features. 6. Living a Life of Purpose Service & Philanthropy

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1 Fall 2018 Report

2 Contents Fall 2018 Report cover story 6. Living a Life of Purpose Service & Philanthropy features 4. Year in Review 5. Fraternal Values Summit 7. Community Engagement 9. Gamma Sigma Alpha Induction Ceremony Iota Nu Chapter Beta Class 10. Sorority Accreditation Ranking & Grade Report 11. Sorority Dean s List Status 12. Fraternity Accreditation Ranking & Grade Report 13. Fraternity Dean s List Status 14. Fall 2018 New Members 16. Chapter Accreditation Scores & Chapter Status 17. By the Numbers Fraternity & Sorority Life at UAlbany 2

3 Greetings from the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life Thank you for your interest in learning about fraternity and sorority life at UAlbany. Our organizations provide their members and students an opportunity to engage in service initiatives, attend thought-provoking discussions and performances. Overall, our community has donated their time to development, improvement, and education. This academic year the All Greek Council has introduced the party smart initiative, assisted in developing our sub-governing councils, modified their interview procedures for their junior executive board and strengthen their partnerships with multiple stakeholders. This report is designed to celebrate the core values of our community, recognize our hardworking student leaders, and share their organization story (ies). Sincerely, Arleny Alvarez-Peña, Assistant Director Greetings 3

4 YEAR IN REVIEW FALL TOTAL F/S MEMBERSHIP 3,354 COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS DONATED 17 NEW MEMBERS 12 INDUCTED TO IOTA NU CHAPTER 2.98 FSL GRADE POINT AVERAGE 4 UNDERGRADUATE AVERAGE 2.96

5 Fraternal Values Summit 2018 Camp Becket YMCA On September 1st, chapter representatives attended our annual Fraternal Values Summit. Fraternity and sorority leaders spent two days building community, strengthening their communication and leadership skills through cross-council integration. Our members participated in the following activities: High Ropes Course Skits Campfire games Trust building activities and much more! 5

6 3,354 $78, IMPACT VALUE VOLUNTEER HOURS Living A Life of Purpose Each year, members of fraternity and sorority life provide countless hours to our Albany community through donations, volunteer hours, and collaborative programming with a local organization such as the Damien Center, Autism Speaks, Red Book Shelf and much more. This year we would like to acknowledge the Rho Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated for their continuous effor ts in living our values of ser vice and philanthropy. This organization had an average of 42.8 hours completed per member. 6

7 ORGANIZATION HOURS GOAL COMPLETE Alpha Epsilon Phi Incomplete Alpha Kappa Alpha 1 15 Incomplete Alpha Xi Delta Complete Chi Upsilon Sigma Complete Delta Delta Sigma (local) Incomplete Delta Phi Epsilon Incomplete Delta Phi Lambda Complete Kappa Delta Phi NAS Incomplete Kappa Phi Lambda Complete Lambda Pi Chi Complete Lambda Theta Alpha Incomplete Omega Phi Beta Incomplete Sigma Gamma Rho Complete Sigma Iota Alpha Incomplete Sigma Psi Zeta Incomplete Zeta Phi Beta Complete Top five chapters with the highest reported community service: 1. Alpha Epsilon Phi 2. Kappa Phi Lambda 3. Alpha Xi Delta 4. Zeta Phi Beta 5. Sigma Psi Zeta 7

8 ORGANIZATION HOURS GOAL COMPLETE Alpha Chi Rho Incomplete Alpha Phi Alpha Complete Groove Phi Groove Incomplete Iota Phi Theta Incomplete Kappa Sigma Incomplete Lambda Sigma Upsilon Incomplete Lambda Theta Phi Complete Lambda Upsilon Lambda Complete MALIK 0 15 Incomplete Nu Alpha Phi Incomplete Omega Psi Phi 0 75 Incomplete Phi Beta Sigma Complete Phi Iota Alpha Incomplete Sigma Beta Rho Incomplete Theta Delta Chi Incomplete Zeta Beta Tau Incomplete Top five chapters with the highest reported community service: 1. Phi Beta Sigma 2. Alpha Phi Alpha 3. Lambda Upsilon Lambda 4. Theta Delta Chi 5. Iota Phi Theta 8

9 Gamma Sigma Alpha is a National Greek Academic Honor Society committed to recognizing Greek students for their excellent performance in school. The Society strives to uphold the high ideals of scholastic achievement and therefore, only students with either a cumulative grade point average of a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, or received a 3.5 or higher in any semester during their junior or senior year. Iota Nu Chapter Beta class induction Congratulations to our following members Fu Yee Chua DFL Randy Persaud SBR Emily Dazzo DFE Julia A. Provost KDF NAS Jennie Evangelista DDS Molly Strauss DFE Sabrina Giordano DFE Gabrielle Woerner DFE Kaivalya Gorla DDS Yarden Sussman DFE Kenneth Maxwell FBS Jennifer Yang KFL The Iota Nu chapter have modified their chapter scholarship application to allow non-members to apply. The UAlbany student must meet the academic requirements of Gamma Sigma Alpha and define how they have lived the values of academic engagement and congruence. The application will be available starting January on myinvolvement.org. 9

10 1 Kappa Phi Lambda NAPC Alpha Xi Delta CPH Chi Upsilon Sigma LGC Omega Phi Beta LGC Delta Phi Lambda NAPC Sigma Psi Zeta NAPC Sigma Gamma Rho NPHC Delta Delta Sigma CPH Alpha Epsilon Phi CPH Lambda Pi Chi LGC Zeta Phi Beta NPHC Sigma Iota Alpha LGC Delta Phi Epsilon CPH Kappa Delta Phi NAS CPH Alpha Kappa Alpha NPHC Lambda Theta Alpha LGC

11 The sorority members listed above have earned a grade point average of 3.50 or higher 11

12 1 Lambda Theta Phi LGC Alpha Phi Alpha NPHC Phi Beta Sigma NPHC Lambda Upsilon Lambda LGC Iota Phi Theta NPHC Sigma Beta Rho NAPC Phi Iota Alpha LGC Theta Delta Chi IFC Nu Alpha Phi NAPC Zeta Beta Tau IFC Kappa Sigma IFC Omega Psi Phi NPHC Groove Phi Groove MGFC

13 The fraternity members listed above have earned a grade point average of 3.50 or higher 13

14 Congratulations to our Newest Members! 14

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16 Each semester an organization can earn up to 300 points and the opportunity to receive an additional 32 points based on a successful new member education program. Exceptional: The chapter has exceeded the minimum expectations required of each social or cultural fraternity, sorority, and social fellowship and earned a score of 90% or better. Good: The chapter has satisfactorily achieved or maintained all standards required of each social or cultural fraternity, sorority, and social fellowship and earned a score of 70% or better. Fair: The chapter has failed to meet the minimum standar ds r equir ed of each social or cultur al fr ater nity, sorority, and social fellowship; however, the deficiency can be corrected the following semester. Chapters that are designated with this standing earned a score between 50% and 69%. The chapter will outline the expectations they must meet to fulfill the deficiency (ies) that resulted in the Fair standing in a detailed Action Plan. Those chapters designated as Chapters in Fair Standing for an entire year will be referred to their Sub-Governing Council for sanctioning and given 2 Greek violation points. Poor: The chapter has failed to meet the minimum standar ds r equir ed of each social or cultur al fr ater nity, sorority, and social fellowship. Chapters that are designated with this standing earned a score between 25% and 49%. A Chapter in Poor Standing will be referred to their Sub-Governing Council for sanctions. Those chapters designated as Chapters in Poor Standing for an entire year will be administratively reviewed and given 4 Greek violation points. 16

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