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Showing posts with label Phi Kappa Psi Nationally. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phi Kappa Psi Nationally. Show all posts
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Friday, November 2, 2012
The Shield Online
Obviously the Shield is the quarterly magazine that is published by the headquarters staff. I just wanted to provide everyone with a few updates. First and foremost, the staff has completed digitizing every single edition of The Shield going all the way back to 1879.
Additionally, if you need to update your mailing address or wish to remove yourself from the mailing list for The Shield, please visit Phi Psi Connect. It might not seem like much, but collectively, the postage makes up one of the larger operating costs for the national fraternity.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
An Open Letter From A Tri-Sigma
Lost among the internet memes of the day, was this quality article shared by Shawn Collingsworth (Indiana Eta, The Harvard of the Midwest) Executive Director of Phi Psi. The article can be found on Phi Kappa Tau's blog. This month Phi Tau has invited fellow Greeks to share their thoughts as guest bloggers.
Cori Wallace, a sister of Tri-Sigma and Tri-Sigma's Director of Marketing, composed a stirring letter addressed to fraternity men. Brother's who have attended UIFI may have had the opportunity to meet her as she is actively involved in the organization's programming. As I read the article, I thought back to my days as an undergraduate and the brothers I have gotten to know over the past decade. I believe our chapter is the embodiment of Cori's message.
So whether you're a rush, pledge brother, neophyte, elected officer, chapter adviser, mentor, or volunteer I thank you for being a brother and a hero.
Cori Wallace, a sister of Tri-Sigma and Tri-Sigma's Director of Marketing, composed a stirring letter addressed to fraternity men. Brother's who have attended UIFI may have had the opportunity to meet her as she is actively involved in the organization's programming. As I read the article, I thought back to my days as an undergraduate and the brothers I have gotten to know over the past decade. I believe our chapter is the embodiment of Cori's message.
So whether you're a rush, pledge brother, neophyte, elected officer, chapter adviser, mentor, or volunteer I thank you for being a brother and a hero.
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