Delta Omega Alumni Newsletter February 2016

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February 2016 Pi Kappa Phi Delta Omega Newsletter: Bid Day, The 2016 Executive Council, Pi Kappa Phi Foundation Scholarship Recipient, Thank You, Chilifest 2016, February Social Events

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Bid Day: Introducing Pledge Class Gamma Beta January 2016 was another successful rush for the Delta Omega Active Chapter. After working hard for several weeks, the active chapter has invited 14 individuals to become associate members of our fraternity. Some of the social events that connected the active chapter with these quality new members was Broomball, skeet shooting, and a trip to watch the Houston Rockets play the Detroit Pistons. To celebrate these 14 men making one of the best decisions in their lives, the chapter attended the semiannual Bid Day at the steps of the Administration building.

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The Delta Omega executive officers at the 2016 Chapter Officers Pi Kapp College in Kansas City, Missouri.

The 2016 Executive Council In January, the 2016 Executive Council, the leaders of the Delta Omega Pi Kappa Phi chapter attended a conference in Kansas City, Missouri at Pi Kapp College for Chapter Officer. This experience educated our leaders to ensure we lead our chapter towards greatness in the upcoming semesters. Throughout the time in Kansas City, the executive council enhanced the brotherhood and bonds between one another. As a group, the strengths, weaknesses, and goals of our council were isolated, discussed, and accepted. This weekend will allow our chapter to progress in positive growth.

Below is a list and brief description of the 2016 Executive Council: Archon: Mason Hall, Beta Chi, Industrial Distribution Vice Archon: Mike Hughes, Beta Omega, Industrial Distribution External Vice Archon: Josh Brooks, Beta Phi, Biological & Agricultural Engineering

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Treasurer: Thomas Dold, Beta Chi, Supply Chain Management Share Past Issues Secretary: Chase Whittet, Beta Psi, Communications

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Warden: Justin King, Beta Chi, Industrial Distribution Chaplain: Matt Smith, UT­ Tyler Transfer, Civil Engineering Historian: Wesley Kuehn, Beta Phi, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology Chief Justice: Logan Edwards, Beta Psi, Industrial Distribution Risk Manager: Zach Dunn. Beta Phi, Industrial Distribution Philanthropy: Sam Robey, Gamma Alpha, Engineering Undeclared

There are some outstanding leaders in office for 2016, and they have set several goals to meet while they are in office. Some of the goals they intend to accomplish this semester are: Update and establish effective bylaws Develop closer relationship with the alumni and the parents Create positive morale in the chapter with well planned rituals and brotherhood events Achieve 100% Retention of all new associate members Keeping our website current Identify and send two future leaders to Pi Kapp College and Supreme Chapter While this EC has a rather long list of goals, the EC has already been proactive about completing shorter term goals such as: Identifying a formal standards board model Implementing a system to properly record chapter events, documents, & communications Our Chaplain became a Certified Ritualist We have secured associate member pins for the Gamma Beta pledge class.

Planned the operating budget for the semester.

Created a semester schedule for all of our events.

The executive council is on track to have a successful semester here at Texas A&M.

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation Scholarship Recipient

Chilifest 2016 Official Chilifest 2016 website here.

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Matt Smith demonstrated excellent leadership qualities and obtained outstanding grades in his time at Texas A&M University. For showing Pi Kapp C.L.A.S.S., Matt was awarded with a scholarship from the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation for the upcoming fall semester. Matt can continue to pursue towards excellence in his education with the aid of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation.

Upcoming Events in February: Social Mixer with Gamma Phi Beta (February 18, 2016)

Thank You From The Active Brothers of Delta Omega

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The active Delta Omega chapter would like

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Andrew Burns, and John Cangelosi for

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The Executive Council owes special thanks to Kim Novak for her donations to new member white diamonds, associate member pins, and sacred paddles. Kim has gone beyond help us monetarily. She has given us worthwhile wisdom and guidance as our chapter grows and develops as strong leaders. She has given us her

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strategy.

The Executive Council would additionally like to thank our chapter adviser, Greg Fink, in helping each member of the Executive Council understand and transition into our new roles. His guidance and knowledge is also invaluable and contributed to the development of our chapter.

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