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Alpha
Phi
The way we feel about sisterhood is impossible
to measure: the experience of living in sisterhood
is a great and boundless treasure.
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It’s love and laughter and life itself.
It’s a smile and someone who cares: it’s
happiness and tenderness and the thought a sister
shares. It’s learning the meaning behind
that smile. It’s finding you can run another
mile. It’s walking in a meadow that has
no fence: this is the Alpha Phi experience."
Alpha Phi prides itself in scholarship, leadership,
philanthropy, and sisterhood.
Our women come from all different majors, cities,
and interests that bring us together and make
us a strong whole. Every year, Alpha Phi holds
Phi’esta and Mr. University to raise money
for our philanthropy. For the past few years,
we have chosen to donate our money to the local
CHOC Hospital and the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
Alpha Phi promotes community service such as planting
trees, beach clean-ups, painting over graffiti,
and canned-food drives. Such group projects are
beneficial to the community as well as sisterhood.
The special bonds made in Alpha Phi will last
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Chapman University would like to welcome our newest
sorority to campus. The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
begins its first year at Chapman University. The
new sorority will begin colonizing this fall.
"Collegiate years are just the beginning
of a lifetime of Alpha Gamma Deltas possibilities.
Alumnae chapters and clubs are located throughout
North America, there is opportunity to remain
active with Alpha Gamma Delta wherever a women’s
future takes her.
We value the qualities that Chapman women will
contribute to our Fraternity and we know their
lives will be enriched by the Alpha Gamma Delta
experience. Building special friendships is an
important part of Alpha Gamma Delta. It is an
unspoken link of trust and assurance of sisterhood
that spans a lifetime of commitment, love, and
loyalty, and friendships. We are proud of the
sisterhood that has been built into the lives
of all Alpha Gamma Deltas." |
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Delta
Gamma
www.chapmandg.org
Delta Gammas can be proud of everything that
they are involved with, including philanthropy,
sisterhoods, and incredible opportunities to get
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The women of Delta Gamma have taken the initiative,
and have been presidents of clubs, involved
in Student Activities and Organizations, Residence
Life and many of the other organizations on
Chapman’s campus. Delta Gamma works with
the Santa Ana Blind Children’s Center.
The DeeGees also go to the BCC weekly to visit
with the kids during the babysitting hours,
or other fun holiday parties that they have
there. The Santa Ana BCC is Zeta Iota’s
local philanthropy, but their work extends to
benefit Delta Gamma’s national philanthropy:
Service for Sight/Aid to the Blind.
The
DeeGees hold events that benefit the national
philanthropy; these events include Anchor Splash
and Anchor Slam. Both events are bracketed tournaments
between teams. The DeeGees have a semi-formal
in the fall and a formal in the spring…with
a lot of other things in between. We look forward
to having YOU as a part of our growing Chapter
and bringing all of your talents and skills
to Delta Gamma.
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Gamma
Phi Beta
www.gphibchapman.com
Gamma Phi Beta at Chapman University prides
itself on a strong sisterhood encompassing a diverse
group of women. |
Gamma
Phi hosts two philanthropic events earning money
to send children with heart disease to summer
camp. This past spring Gamma Phi introduced
a new philanthropy, the Air Band Challenge,
which was co-sponsored with the brothers of
Pi Kappa Alpha. Gamma Phi also participates
in several community service projects. We have
worked to build a green house, walked to raise
money for breast cancer, and visited a retirement
home. The Gamma Phi’s at Chapman strive
to focus on the local community as well as the
community within the sorority. Events are held
each semester that focus on sisterhood, such
as overnight sleepovers, ice and roller-skating
parties and bonfires at the beach.
This spring the sisters of Gamma Phi Beta earned
the title "Sorority of the Year",
as well as Greek Week Champions. Gamma Phi Beta
at Chapman University is recognized on campus
for outstanding achievement and is one of thirteen
chapters out of 152 to receive an award from
the Gamma Phi Beta International Headquarters
for overall chapter excellence.
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Phi
Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma is a dedicated women’s
fraternity that focuses on leadership, scholarship,
philanthropy, and sisterhood. |
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than 50% of our Chapter is an officer in another
organization on campus. It is a minimum standard
of sisterhood that each sister is involved in
two or more extracurricular activities. The
Chapter works toward scholastic achievement
through programs geared to ensure each sister
academic success. Nationally, Phi Sigma Sigma
offers nearly $70,000 in scholarships each year.
Philanthropy for our Chapter is equally important.
Phi Sigma Sigma participates in CHOC walk, Avon
Breast Cancer walk, Olive Crest, Black and White
Ball, Beach clean-ups, canned food drives, and
Rock-A-Thon.
This year our Chapter has raised over $4,000
for the National Kidney Foundation and the Phi
Sigma Sigma Foundation. Sisterhood for our Chapter
is the most important goal we strive to achieve.
Without a strong sisterhood it would be impossible
to work as a cohesive group of women. Our Chapter
activities include: fraternity exchanges, fundraisers,
study nights, and Chapter retreats.
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Alpha
Delta Phi
Adelpho Chapter
The Adelphos have been a constant on the Chapman
University campus since 1963, which means that
this upcoming scholastic year will be our 40th
Anniversary on campus. |
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We are the oldest Greek organization on campus
and became affiliated with the Alpha Delta Phi
International Fraternity in 1987. The mission
of our fraternity, as a literary society, is to
be an association with a true philosophical spirit,
looking to the entire man, developing his while
being-moral, social, and intellectual. We keep
these virtues alive by working within our brotherhood
and with the community in philanthropic endeavors
and activities that benefit all involved. These
include our annual alumni Super Bowl party, Blood
Drives every semester, the Battle of the Bands
in the fall, and other fundraisers for our charity,
the Make-a-Wish Foundation. We welcome all incoming
students to search us out and invite you to find
out what it means to be an Adelpho. |
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Delta
Tau Delta
www.chapmandelts.com
Founded in 1858, Delta Tau Delta is an organization
founded on academic achievement. |
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We pride ourselves in our core values of truth,
courage, faith, and power, and are "committed
to live of excellence." Our personal mission
statement reads as follows: "We are in the
vanguard, confident men of character and stature
committed to a successful community through leadership
and humility".
Here at Chapman University with our strong brotherhood
we strive for community involvement. Our nationally
recognized Adopt-A-School program here at Iota Epsilon
is committed to assisting student as Cambridge Elementary
School. Along with assisting the community we as
brothers of Delta Tau Delta have a very active brotherhood
program as well as a nationally recognize d Pledge
Education process. At the end of a four-year experience
we know that Delta Tau Delta will help guide our
lives and help us develop as men of this Chapman
and global community. |
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Pi
Kappa Alpha
www.thetapsi.com
Pi Kappa Alpha is comprised of men committed
to educational excellence, leadership, and intellectual
development. |
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Since 1868 at the University of Virginia, Pi Kappa
Alpha has initiated over 215,000 men across North
America who have shared in our brotherhood and ritual.
Pi Kappa Alpha seeks men who consider themselves
as scholars, leaders, athletes, and most of all
gentlemen. Our nickname is "Pikes". Pi
Kappa Alpha has been a major presence on the Chapman
campus since 1984; we have over 300 alumni.
The Pi Kappa Alpha’s hold 4 positions on IFC,
including the Presidency. We were awarded six awards
at the annual Greek Awards banquet including: most
improved chapter, outstanding alumni relations,
and best co-sponsored event. We are the largest
fraternity on campus with over 50 active brothers
this fall. Chapman Pikes are recognized throughout
our region and across North America as one of the
top Chapters in our fraternity. We will be the host
Chapter of our international convention in 2002
and regional conference in 2003. Our philanthropy
is Orangewood Children’s Center.
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Phi
Kappa Tau
"To champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood,
learning, ethical leadership, and exemplary character." |
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Phi Kappa Tau fraternity has an emphasis on innate
worth as a qualification for membership. Phi Kappa
Tau is one of the most democratic fraternities in
the nation. Their oldest and most widely observed
tradition is their Founders Day Banquet. Every spring
Phi Kappa Tau holds their annual Red and Gold Week
where sororities can compete to help raise money
for their philanthropy.
The purposes for which the Fraternity is organized
are:
• To instill the fundamentals of wholesome
living and vigorous thinking.
• To provide energetic participation in all
collegiate activities; scholastic, social, athletic,
and forensic.
• To provide opportunities for close association
with individuals of diverse backgrounds and personalities
thus advancing human relation skills.
• To offer undergraduate members experiences
in management of their living environment as valuable
preparation for post-fraternal life.
• To bind chapters into a National Fraternity
so that a synergistic integration is formed. |
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Sigma
Alpha Epsilon
www.saechapman.com
The purpose of the SAE Chapter at Chapman is to
develop strength of unity and brotherhood through
each individual and his personality, emphasizing
and building upon the fraternity’s unique
diversity as a whole. |
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s goal is to teach each
young man how to be true gentleman and the help
him contribute to today’s world. Our Chapter
is extremely supportive of community service projects.
Last fall, we held a charity rock and roll concert
where the price of admission was a toy donation
that benefited Toys for Tots. To promote the Greek
system at Chapman we co-sponsored the second annual
flag football game with Delta Tau Delta.
Over the course of the last year our house has put
an emphasis on the brotherhood in our Chapter. We
have set up bowling nights, a pledge-active football
game, Greek Week practice, Alumni barbecue, Thanksgiving
dinner, weight room hours, and group discussions.
One group discussion consisted of "your greatest
fear". The greatest display of our brotherhood
this last year came when our house won the Chapman
University Greek Week for a record fourth year in
a row. |
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