State of the Zeta*
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Alabama - Birmingham (Sigma-Chi) (Excerpt from ELC) The men of Sigma-Chi Zeta at the University of Alabama-Birmingham have taken steps to improve since Educational Leadership Consultant Anthony Linder’s fall visit. The group’s young officer core has taken initiative by accomplishing goals and by seeking assistance when questions arise. Chapter officers have risen to the occasion and have stepped up to become effective leaders. These leaders have continued to ensure open communication between the Greek life office and the General Fraternity.
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3.05
2.79
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Poor
Alberta (Epsilon-Rho) (Excerpt from ELC) The fall term replicated this pattern and has left the chapter quite young and inexperienced. The men of Epsilon9 Rho are not cynical, though, and have remained committed to the concept of their own success in theory if not in practice.
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2.76
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Excellent
American (Pi-Omicron) (James Zapp, President) The American University Chapter has grown in its leadership and brotherhood this past semester. 6 new brothers were initiated this semester bringing our total chapter size to 35 coming into the start of next semester. With many newer members taking 12 on officer roles, the chapter looks to expand its recruitment and education programs so as to make them more meaningful and engaging. The brothers are also excited about organizing and putting on the campus’s first ever watermelon smash.
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3.16
3.09
Average 7
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4
Below Average
Angelo State (Beta-Alpha) (Lanny Hall, President) The men of Beta-Alpha Zeta at Angelo State University initiated 4 members this spring. The chapter’s fraternity education and philanthropy 23 outputs continue to improve. The men of BetaAlpha Zeta look to focus highly on academics and plan to raise their cumulavite GPA to a 3.0 this fall.
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2.57
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Poor
*The State of the Zeta is written by the High Alpha of the chapter. If the High Alpha did not submit a State of the Zeta then one was taken from the ELC Report. **Outer Circle Score is based off the implementation of exceptions outlined in the chapter visitation report. Rankings include: Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average, Poor.
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