Archives for : July2014

Archiving the DZAA

The Delta Zeta Alumni Association is currently looking for someone to volunteer to assume the role of Archivist for the DZAA. The Archivist would catalogue the photos we have into a digital archive that will  go onto the website for dues paying members to view. This would include scanning the print photos we have and possibly taking photographs of various memorabilia and even some of the pictures that we are unable to scan (due to the fact that they are in giant books or pages of minute books). The cataloguing part will be a joint effortm as Alumni look at photos and identify the people in the picture, where they were taken, and an approximate year of when they were taken.

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While the archiving will require a lot of work, rest assured, there will be plenty of people to help. We anticipate the project to take at least two to three years to complete. The position will take some time commitment from the Alumnus who volunteers, but the time frame for completing is completely within your schedule. We would only ask that you provide us with some measurable monthly progress, against which we will be able to project a timeline for completion.

Outside of the main project of archiving photos, the Archivist will also be responsible for caring for the items themselves. This does not mean that the items need to be housed at the Archivist’s residence; but it does mean they need to be stored and maintained in a safe place for which the Archivist has access (such as a storage unit).

It is our hope that as the DZAA is continuing to flourish in recent months, it will encourage the Alumni to step up and assist – and that one Alumnus will come forward and volunteer for this person to help organize and keep the DZAA history alive for all of us!

If you are interested in the position, you can reach out to the DZAA President, David Ebner, on Facebook, or by e-mailing to dzaa1983@gmail.com

College of Excellence in Atlanta!

The 2014 College of Excellence took place this past weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. This year, Chi Phi COE 3partnered with the North-American Interfraternity Conference to bring members a unique experience. The College of Excellence (or “COE” as it is commonly referred to) was built off the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute, which offers a five-day program to bring together Chi Phi men from across the country to explore, define, and enhance their leadership skills, personal awareness, commitment to their Chapter, and grow to expect values-based action from themselves and those they lead. During COE, Brothers are given the resources to improve their leadership abilities and positively affect their Chapter.

During COE, Brothers experienced hands-on interaction, experiential activities, discussion time, and personal reflection time. Each participant had the opportunity to develop his own unique personal plan of action and was challenged to make a commitment to leading positive changes within their Chapter.

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COE was open to any undergraduate member who currently holds an executive committee position and plans on holding the position for an additional term as well as any current members who hold an active chair position or have aspirations to hold a leadership position within their Chapter.

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It was an amazing weekend, and all of the Brothers who participated are to be congratulated on completing the course and graduating as better men and leaders!

Don’t Forget the Golf Tournament!

Just a reminder that the 2014 USF / Chi Phi Golf Scramble will soon be here! The tournament will take place on Sunday, October 26, 2014 at 8:30 a.m. at the Babe Zaharias Golf Course in Tampa. For more information and to register, check out www.usfchiphialumni.com/golf.

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Everyone who attended last year’s event can testify as to what a great time it was, and all proceeds from the tournament go to the Chi Phi Educational Trust.

So don’t delay – just head over to www.usfchiphialumni.com/golf and get registered today!