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Title:
1991 Fall Newsletter Alpha Omicron (Akron)
Abstract:
Fall 1991 newsletter of the Alpha Omicron chapter at the University of Akron. The newsletter is eight pages in length.
Date/Date Range:
00/00/1991
Subjects:
Brightman Trophy
Newsletter
Chapter:
Alpha Omicron
University:
University of Akron
Era:
1990s
1991 Fall Newsletter Alpha Omicron (Akron)
The.
of Akron.
University
THE FIJI ZIP
W
Volume V, No. 2
Alpha Omicron
Fall 1991
THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA
Brightman Award
Akron Graduate Chapter
Awarded annually to the Graduate Chapter
having less than seventy-five members
which best evidences that
The Fraternity of Phi Gumma Delta
is not for college days alone.
In Memory
of
Horace I. Brightman (Columbia '92)
President 1923-24
1990-91
Graduates Win Brightman
Impressions from the 22nd Fiji Leadership Academy
Growth and Prosperity in Akron's Greek Community
Jolean Aichon Mother Secretary Richard Archon D Milmind President
2
THE FIJI ZIP
Graduate President's Address
In keeping with our motto:
chapter has tried to provide an
month at 7:00 p.m. Some of the
"Not for College Days Alone", the
opportunity for area graduates to
upcoming events include our
graduate chapter has accom-
continue their commitment to Phi
Annual Canned Food Drive in
plished great feats in 1991. We
Gamma Delta, maintain old
December and a Cavs vs. Lakers
are proud to say that for the second
friendships, and to make new
game in March.
year we have received the
contacts. In the past year we have
If you would like any addi-
Brightman Award which recog-
gone to a Cavs vs. Bulls game, had
tional information about the Akron
nizes the most outstanding Phi
a New Years Eve party, a Hallow-
Graduate Chapter contact Larry
Gamma Delta graduate chapter
een Hayride, and sponsored a
Marion at (216) 434-5133.
under 75 members.
graduate/undergraduate seminar on
Furthermore, like the under-
challenges of life after college.
graduate chapter the graduate
The Akron Graduate Chapter
Larry Marion '89
chapter undertakes a yearly philan-
meets every third Thursday of the
Graduate Chapter President
thropic project. Helping those in
need has been a focus for Phi
Gamma Delta. The most reward-
Housing Improvements for 1991
ing aspect of this part of the
The Fall semester marked the re-opening of Annexes II and III.
fraternity is the satisfaction each
Many improvements needed to be done before they were ready for
member feels when he knows he
occupancy. These renovations were spearheaded by House Corporation
has contributed to a worthy cause!
President Louis "Bud" Mangels (Indiana '56) and undergraduate broth-
On September 21 we sponsored
ers Matt Weaver and Fred Shockey. Renovations included new plumb-
our 3rd Annual Candlelight Golf
ing, showers, plastering, painting and general maintenace. Other
Outing. This year we raised over
projects performed were tree trimming, an addition of a pine deck on
$900.00 for the Myasthenia Gravis
Annex I and a split-rail fence erected by Annex III. The main Fiji house
Foundation.
had its share of improvements. The hallways have a fresh coat of paint,
Of course, Phi Gamma Delta
along with some "Fiji Artwork." New furniture has been purchased for
would not be the same without
the front room and there are rumors of new carpet coming soon.
social activities. Our graduate
The brothers at Alpha Omicron have been working hard to keep our
home the way it should be-the Fiji way!
Daniel B. Ishee AO '92
1991 - 1992
Treasurer
Graduate Officers
President
Larry Marion AO '89
FIJI
Vice President
Dave Kaiser AO '88
Treasurer/Secretary
Rob Vanni AO '90
ALPHA OMICRON
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President's Address
Since our chapter existence, we have taken great
pride in setting the standards not only for The University
of Akron, but Phi Gamma Delta internationally as well.
This attitude towards excellence continues today through
new programs that have been implemented in our Chap-
ter. We continually challenge our members to reach
their fullest potential in the areas related to the Five
Values of our Fraternity.
In striving to meet these values, Friendship, Schol-
arship, Service, Morality, and Excellence, we have
initiated the following innovative local and national
Alpha Omicron undergraduate chapter poses for a picture in
programs:
front of their Adopt-a-Highway portion of Interstate-76.
In demonstrating our commitment to the Interna-
tional Fraternity, we undertook a number of initiatives
introduce the fraternity to our special guests. The event
to raise funds to directly benefit the Educational Foun-
was a huge success and will definetly continue in the
dation. Fund-raisers included individual donations,
semesters ahead.
valet parking and a day-long car wash. Alpha Omicron
Asmentioned above, a number of renovations took
was the first chapter in the nation to undertake such a
place on the main chapter house and the annexes this
measure and personally challenged all other chapters
summer. After extensive work, all three annexes are
this Summer at the Fiji Academy to also meet this
currently functional. In addition to paint, we added new
standard. Funds generated for the Educational Founda-
living room furniture to the main house. To keep the
tion support undergraduate and graduate scholarships,
chapter house in shape, we co-sponsored a House Man-
student and chapter loans, Graduate Resident Advisors,
ager Seminar in conjunction with Phi Sigma Kappa in
and the Field Secretary program.
which we discussed fire, health and safety measures.
The University of Akron recently introduced a
Scholastically, we are continuing to make strides
Peer Consultant Program within the Greek community.
to achieve our goal of a 3.0 Chapter GPA. Newly
The goal of the program is to empower students to make
adapted elements of our scholarship program include a
positive changes within their chapters and the system
30-Second Scholarship Tip during chapter meetings
regarding health and wellness issues, i.e. alcohol use/
from various brothers and "Fiji Bowl," a cutting-edge
abuse, Drugs, date rape, eating disorders, etc. In keep-
approach to scholarship programming, in which we
ing abreast of change, we challenged a number of
have created six teams within the chapter who are
brothers to interview for the program. Following the
competing for the highest group points which are accu-
interview process, three brothers were chosen to serve
mulated through study hours, test results, papers, dona-
as in-house educators, programmers and resources for
tions to the test files, etc. Through such programming
the entire chapter. The brothers, Fred Shockey '93,
and additional creative ideas, we are committed to
Steve Levak '94 and Paul DePasquale '92, were all
achieving our goal.
recently trained to serve as consultants and will now be
Alpha Omicron has always prided itself in being a
bringing this knowledge back into the chapter.
chapter whose energetic efforts, combined with com-
Alpha Omicron commenced the academic year
mitment to excellence, have allowed for the success that
with an all-campus "Open House." After a number of
it has acheived. In order to continue this high level of
renovations to the house, we welcomed faculty, staff,
accomplishment, our chapter must always challenge
other Greeks and prospective rushees to the chapter for
ourselves to excel in all facets of fraternity life and truly
an official welcome and refreshments. During the
be committed to excellence!
reception, tours of the house were given, literature was
PERGE
Dave Willmer
distributed, and brothers used the opportunity to fully
Chapter President AO '92
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Fall 1991 newsletter of the Alpha Omicron chapter at the University of Akron. The newsletter is eight pages in length.