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Alumnae Volunteers Needed
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Alumnae Volunteers Needed for Adelphean Compass Leadership Team
The Adelphean Compass Leadership team is seeking alumnae members to work on Phase 2 of the Adelphean Compass program, which will concentrate on District Leadership Conference (DLC) programming. The team will begin work in August and continue through the last DLC. Team members should be able to research and create content for presentations, participate actively on team calls, commit to and meet deadlines, be comfortable presenting to large groups, as well as facilitate small group discussion and activities.
The time commitment will include:
- Bi-weekly team conference calls beginning in August. (1 hour each call)
- Subteam conference calls as determined by small working groups. (1 hour each call)
- At least one face to face meeting at Executive Office. (Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon)
- Individual work on assignments between team calls. (estimate 5-8 hours per week as content is created, so this is not every week)
- Presenting the workshops at one or more DLCs. (DLCs begin last weekend of January and continue through weekends in February)
*Work will begin in August and the DLCs are the last weekend in January and weekends in February.
If you would like to be considered for this team, please send an email to Leadership Director Sandy Davis at sandydavis@woh.rr.com by July 30. Please include your Alpha Delta Pi leadership experience, professional leadership experience, other volunteer leadership experience, and your experience in presenting/facilitating to large and small groups. Council will appoint all team members. Please direct questions to Sandy Davis via email.
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New Alpha Delta Pi Chapter...
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Grand Council is pleased to announce that Alpha Delta Pi has been selected to colonize at James Madison University in the near future! After a competitive presentation process this spring, Phi Mu was invited to colonize at JMU in the Fall of 2010. At the same time, JMU’s Panhellenic invited Alpha Delta Pi to colonize at the next viable opportunity, most likely in Fall 2012.
Located in Harrisonburg, Virginia, James Madison University is a four year public institution, which enrolls 18,232 students. James Madison University offers baccalaureate degrees in the traditional liberal arts and sciences, business school, and interdisciplinary studies, along with Master's degrees in several specialized areas. Enrollment has been steadily increasing over the years and is projected to be at 24,000 in the next five years. James Madison University receives more admission applications than any other university in Virginia. For more information see the University's website: www.jmu.edu.
Currently, JMU is the home to nine National Panhellenic Council organizations including Alpha Phi, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Alpha Sigma Tau, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Sigma Kappa, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Zeta Tau Alpha.
It is an extreme honor and privilege for Alpha Delta Pi to join JMU’s campus and Panhellenic! We look forward to "coming home" to James Madison University in the future!
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New Alpha Delta Pi Chapter
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Grand Council is pleased to announce that Alpha Delta Pi has been selected to colonize at Loyola University Chicago in the near future!
After a competitive presentation process this spring, Chi Omega was invited to colonize at Loyola in the Fall of 2010. At the same time, Loyola’s Panhellenic invited Alpha Delta Pi to colonize the next time that the campus is ready for extension.
Located in Chicago, Illinois, Loyola University Chicago, a private university, is the largest Jesuit, Catholic University and the only one located in Chicago. Loyola is comprised of four campuses and is home to ten schools and colleges. Recognizing Loyola’s excellence in education, U.S.News and World Report has ranked Loyola consistently among the "top national universities" in its annual publications, and named the University a "best value" in its 2010 rankings. Loyola University Chicago enrolls over 15,000 students and will make an excellent home for an Alpha Delta Pi chapter.
Currently, Loyola is the home to four National Panhellenic Council organizations including Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi Sigma Sigma.
It is an extreme honor and privilege for Alpha Delta Pi to join Loyola’s campus and Panhellenic! We look forwarding to ‘coming home’ to Loyola University Chicago in the future!
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Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Directory
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Alpha Delta Pi recently launched an effort to assemble a comprehensive Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Directory. The last Alumnae Directory was assembled in 1999.
We are partnering with Publishing Concepts (PCI) in Dallas, Texas, to assist us with this endeavor. Within the coming days and weeks all alumnae will receive notification from PCI requesting assistance in updating their information for the directory.
We urge all alumnae to update their information through PCI. A successful response from alumnae will ensure that we have the most accurate information for the directory and will allow sisters to reconnect.
Please click here for more information.
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Making Student Housing as Safe as Possible
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NPC April Chairman’s Message from Eve Riley: Making Student Housing as Safe as Possible
Each April, hundreds of undergraduate women and men head to Congress to pursue one of our national priorities: Safe student housing. Our spring visit to Capitol Hill this April is also an educational opportunity for Panhellenic women in both the legislative process and grassroots campaigning. The Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act, also known as CHIA, has been a number one priority for NPC since 2003. CHIA is vitally important.
To read the complete Chairman’s Message, click here.
To listen to a related podcast with Government Relations Chairwoman Sarah Lindsay, click here.
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