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Collegiate Panhellenic Council

Interfraternity Council

For more information, visit their Web sites at:
ifc.tamu.edu

cpc.tamu.edu

The Department of Greek Life is proud to announce the members of the 2009 IFC PURSUIT program. These men will take part in an eight-week program that seeks to provide sophomore men with resources, assessments and skills to become successful leaders at both the council and chapter level. Congratulations gentlemen!

 

Name	Major	Chapter	Hometown
Cramer, Benjamin Martin	Business	Beta Theta Pi	Amarillo, TX
Gaddis, Jared	Ag Business	Beta Theta Pi	Amarillo, TX
Pawlowski, Dane Stephen	Biology	Chi Phi	Bellville, TX
Shive, Derek	Accounting	Delta Tau Delta	Houston, TX
Grahn, Clint	General Studies	FarmHouse	Crockett, TX
Yeater, Michael	Poultry Science	FarmHouse	College Station, TX
Dennis, Carson	Business	Fiji	Dallas, TX
Ledlie, Matt	Business	Fiji	Austin, TX
Lunsford, Richard Holden	Bus. Administration	Fiji	Dallas, TX
Mills, John Morgan	General Studies	Fiji	Houston, TX
Pierce, Eli	English & History	Fiji	Dallas, TX
Roeder, Max	Pet. Engineering	Fiji	Houston, TX
Varrichio, Christopher	Bus.Administration	Fiji	Arlington, TX
Lockhart, Hunter	Engineering Geology	Kappa Sigma	Dallas, TX
Clinton, Cameron	Communications	Lambda Chi	Dallas, TX
Mueller, Mark	Mech, Engineering	Lambda Chi	Spring, TX
Barry, Ryan Robert	Ag Leadership	Pi Kappa Phi	The Woodlands, TX
Howell, Ross	Ag Economics	Sigma Chi	El Paso, TX
Brown, Douglass	Business Finance	Sigma Nu	Allen, TX
Roller, Ryan	Pet. Engineering	Sigma Nu	Houston, TX
Tyler Johnson	Political Science	Sigma Nu	Joshua, TX
Corley, David	History	Sig Ep	Fort Worth, TX
Miller, Justin	General Studies	Sig Ep	San Antonio, TX
Koetter, Brian	Finance	Sigma Pi	Cypress, TX

Greek Life has extended the IFC PURSUIT applications to Friday February 13, 2009. Please turn them into the Greek Life Main Office in Memorial Student Center, Suite 023. For questions, contact Andrea Brown at andreab@greeklife.tamu.edu or 979.862.5636.

As we begin another year in the Department of Greek Life, we would like to thank all of our students, staff and supporters for a very properous 2008. Our Deparment made great strides, including the move into our spacious new location in the Memorial Student Center, the addition of new organizations to our MGC and IFC Councils and an increase in Greek membership among the TAMU student body.

We look forward to another strong year in 2009 and look forward to your support and encouragement. Our Department will re-open on January 5, 2009 at 8am.

The Chapter Expectations Program is a program that provides an annual appraisal of a chapter’s performance. Performance is based on how a chapter meets and/or exceeds expectations established by the Department of Greek Life. Chapters are evaluated in six areas:

• Values and Identity (unscored)
• Academic Development
• Member Education & Leadership Development
• Risk Management & Education
• Campus & Community Relations
• Chapter Operations

This program is not a competition between chapters, rather it is an individual assessment tool for each chapter. This program allows chapters to evaluate current programming and operations, identify areas of strength and recognize areas where improvement is needed.

Download a copy of the Chapter Expectations Program Here

As we are kicking off this new school year, one of the newest programs in the works from the department is the Aggie Greek Mentoring Program.

 

We need you!  In an effort to cater this program to best fit your needs as a student, we would like for you to attend a focus group on one of the following days:

 

Wednesday, October 1

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Greek Life Conference Room (MSC 026)

 

Thursday, October 2

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Greek Life Conference Room (MSC 026)

 

Bring a lunch and join us for some discussion on how we can best serve you with this type of program.  Please ask your membership involvement chair about the possibility to receive credit from your chapter for attending this important meeting.

 

In partnership with Texas A&M Athletics, Greek Life is kicking off the Greek 12th Man Rewards Program. As part of the program, all 3,200 Greeks have personalized 12th Man Rewards Cards and will be in competition to with each other to win the All Fraternity or All Sorority Cup in April 2009. Come to our kickoff event to pick up your card, learn more about the competition and hear from Aggie coaches and players who are personally encouraging Greeks to get involved in Aggie Athletics…Greek style!

 

The event is as scheduled:

September 24, 2008

The Zone at Kyle Field Plaza

5pm – 6pm

The Texas A&M National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) will be hosting a Hurricane Relief Drive for people affected by Hurricane Ike. Many households in Houston, Galveston and the surrounding areas are without power, water and food. The event is sponsored by the Department of Greek Life in hopes that more opportunities and resources can be gathered for the affected families.

 

The Council will host the drive all week and send the supplies to Houston on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. We are asking for willing participants to drop off their donations in the Greek Council Offices, Memorial Student Center Suite 026. Needed supplies are as follows (monetary donations are accepted as well):

Water

Flashlights

Batteries

Non-Perishables

Blankets

 

If you have questions, please feel free to contact Alexis Phipps, Vice President at alexislav@neo.tamu.edu or by phone at 281.728.4217.

For more information, please visit: http://greeklife.tamu.edu/hurricane

The University is seeking volunteers to work at Reed Arena starting today at 11am in preparation for Hurricane Ike evacuees.  The volunteers this morning will be helping setup Reed and we will need some students who can help with that.  If you can help, please visit:  http://studentactivities.tamu.edu/reedvolunteer

Thanks for helping out Aggie Greeks!