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2016 December Newsletter Omega Mu (University of Maine)
Abstract:
December 2016 newsletter of the Omega Mu chapter at the University of Maine. The newsletter is four pages in length.
Date/Date Range:
12/00/2016
Subjects:
Newsletter
Chapter:
Omega Mu
University:
University of Maine Orono
Era:
2010s
2016 December Newsletter Omega Mu (University of Maine)
Semesterly Issue
December 16, 2016
THE PINE TREE FIJI
In This Issue:
Fall Wrap-Up
Philanthropy and Service
Recruitment
Save The Date!
The Frank Norris Pig Dinner
will be held on April 22nd.
So mark your calendars and
save an appetite!
Thank you to those that
came to our Homecoming
Tailgate and Cookout this
past semester! It was a great
time and something that
has not been coordinated in
Fall Wrap-Up
a few years.
The fall semester is always busy and full of excitement as new
brothers move into the house, move forward in their perspective
majors, and take on new roles in the chapter. The semester
started off, as it usually does, with daily trips to the river and
stickball in the front yard. This year we were happy to welcome
graduate brothers and families of the brothers back to Orono for
a Homecoming tailgate and cookout. The weather proved to be
beautiful and the company was even better!
As the semester moved on and the leaves began to turn, our focus
shifted back towards the real reason we are here; scholarship.
With a wide variety of majors, including engineering, business,
and parks and recreation, the undergraduates have no problem
working together and helping one another succeed. You can often
Check out our website at
find at least ten other Fiji's on the second floor at Fogler Library.
mainefiji.org
As finals week approached, the brothers prepared as best as they
can and look to increase the overall GPA to the best it has been.
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Semesterly Issue
December 16, 2016
The Castle Lives On!
Philanthropy and Service
This past summer and fall
This semester we successfully put on several philanthropy
semester, house
events for local and national causes. In October, we put on our
improvements have taken
first ever Fiji Humvee Push, using DEEMI humvee's located on
place, and continue to take
College Avenue. All money raised from the event went to the
place. Our Housing
USO. Over 450 dollars was raised and we look forward to
Corporation has worked
diligently along with our
expanding and bringing this event back next year.
outgoing President, Tom
We completed our 11th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive in
Beutler, to restore its
November and raised over 1,100 pounds of food for the Cross
beauty once again.
Roads Ministries! Over 15 brothers went out and spent an
Improvements and new
afternoon packing thanksgiving meals in Brewer in preparation
items include:
for Thanksgiving as well.
Extensive work done to the roof
On December 8th, we had our annual Fiji/Pi Phi Christmas and
A new dishwasher
collected over 150 toys, also for Cross Roads Ministries. Dean
New paint in the kitchen
A new washer and dryer
Small projects in the basement
Several projects are already
lined up and will continue to
take place as we move close
to the spring and into the
summer. Thank you to those
that donate and have
pledged to donate to the
housing corporation's
fundraiser!
Dana made a visit as well to help support our cause and spread
some of the Christmas spirit! As we move into the next
semester, we look forward to serving the community and
supporting more causes and organizations.
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Semesterly Issue
December 16, 2016
Cabinet 2017
Recruitment
After a great 2016, we sy
Recruitment is a neverending topic of discussion each
thank you to our old
semester. This past semester we were happy to welcome 16 men
cabinet members and
into our brotherhood! Our current undergraduate chapter is
welcome five new cabinet
now at a total of 57 brothers. With that being said, our new
members. Asking them to
lead us as undergraduates
cabinet and new recruitment chairmen are already preparing for
and demonstrate the five
the spring semester and what it has in store. Undergraduate
pillars which we stand for
brothers will be tabling at both Orientation weekends this June
as men and as phi gams.
and giving a hearty Maine hello at the Move-In Weekend in
The elected cabinet
August. Several events are in the works and we'll be ready for
members for 2017 are:
another important fall recruitment period. If you know any
Kaleb Bourassa, President
young men that are interested in rushing, feel free to contact
Matt Carlson at matthewcarlson@maine.edu.
Nate Gilbert, Treasurer
Nik Lemieux, Recording
Secretary
Noah Carpenter,
Corresponding Secretary
Tyler Smith, Historian
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December 2016 newsletter of the Omega Mu chapter at the University of Maine. The newsletter is four pages in length.