Volume 2, Issue 1 - October 2006

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Greeks of the Month

New OFSL staff

Homecoming Weekend

Name that Narcotic!

Speaker Joel Goldman

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Greeks of the Month Greek of the Month is a recognition given to members of the Greek Community who demonstrate outstanding leadership, service, academic accomplishment and brother/sisterhood. These individuals are people of good moral character who uphold the values of the Greek Community and the University. The award is give

Congratulations to the October’s Greek of the Month Winners!  Kristina Wieckowski (Kappa Kappa Gamma)  Chad Rosenberg (Tau Kappa Epsilon)

Presidents’ Council

Kristina Wieckowski has played an important role in the Greek community as the Public Relations chair of Kappa Kappa Gamma. “She is the officer I do not second guess or double check ever. She is often asked to submit pictures, stories, and information on short notice and she immediately addresses her jobs and sees that they are not only done on time, but done to the best of her ability…” says her nominator Kelly McCormick of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

October 13th SU 324 1-2:30pm

While holding a part-time job off campus and balancing a full course load, Kristina also remains active in community service events and is constantly coming up with new ideas for philanthropic work or ways to improve an existing one. “She has been a role model to our chapter and in the Greek community, setting high expectations and leading by example,” says McCormick. Kristina Wieckowski

Contact Us www.greeklife.uconn.edu Student Union, Room 302 (860)486-6588 student0525@ad.uconn.edu

Chad Rosenberg has been an incredible asset to not only his fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon, but to the Greek community as a whole. As chapter President, an Inter-fraternity Council delegate and a member of the PreLaw society, he has a way of captivating a group with his quick wit but it is his “tireless work ethic and steadfast commitment to our community” that proves he is an indispensable asset, says his nominator Chris Cantu of Beta Theta Pi. As chapter President for the second term, Chad has been a strong leader acting as the straightforward voice of reason while maintaining a nearly flawless academic record.


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