Greek Report Fall 2012 - Troy University

Greek Report
Fall 2012
Office of Student Involvement and Leadership
Troy University

Academics
IFC Ranks
Groups
GPA
Alpha Tau Omega 3.261
Tau Kappa Epsilon 3.18
FarmHouse 3.05
Sigma Chi 2.741
Lambda Chi Alpha 2.659
Pi Kappa Phi 2.652
Delta Chi 2.643
Delta Kappa Epsilon 1.97
NPC Ranks
Groups
GPA
Chi Omega 3.279
Alpha Gamma Delta 3.261
Kappa Delta 3.254
Phi Mu 3.196
Alpha Delta Pi 3.034
NPHC Men Ranks
Groups
GPA
Alpha Phi Alpha 3.013
Kappa Alpha Psi 2.741
Omega Psi Phi 2.319
Phi Beta Sigma 2.109
All Sorority Average 3.195
All Undergraduate Average 2.979
All Fraternity Average 2.787
All Undergradute Men Average 2.628
All Greek GPA 3.03
All University GPA 2.85
NPHC Women Ranks
Groups
GPA
Delta Sigma Theta 3.116
Alpha Kappa Alpha 3.114
Zeta Phi Beta 3.016
Sigma Gamma Rho 2.538
Stats
Sororities
Alapha Delta Pi 102
Alpha Gamma Delta 107
Alpha Kappa Alpha 50
Chi Omega 128
Delta Sigma Theta 11
Kappa Delta 118
Phi Mu 110
Sigma Gamma Rho 4
Zeta Phi Beta 9
Total 639
# of Undergrad Women 3547
% undergrad women are Greek 18.02%
# of all women 3883
# of all women are Greek 16.46%
Fraternities
Alpha Phi Alpha 6
Alpha Tau Omega 66
Delta Chi 37
Delta Kappa Epsilon 13
FarmHouse 55
Kappa Alpha Psi 12
Lambda Chi Alpha 82
Omega Psi Phi 14
Phi Beta Sigma 11
Pi Kappa Phi 35
Sigma Chi 86
Tau Kappa Epsilon 9
Total 426
# of Undergrad Men 2724
% undergrad men are Greek 15.64%
# of all men 3000
% of all men are Greek 14.20%
# of all Greeks 1065
# of undergrad students 6271
% of undergrad are Greek 16.98%
# of all students 6883
% of all students are Greek 15.47%
Congratulations!
Alpha Tau Omega
Chi Omega
Delta Sigma Theta
Alpha Phi Alpha

Fundraising
Sororities
Alpha Delta Pi
$3510.94 Donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Mobile.
Alpha Gamma Delta
donate over $2,000 to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.
Alpha Gamma Delta raised over $3,200 to give to Jamie Rhuppel.
Total: $5,200
Chi Omega
Make-A-Wish. With these events we raised $8,031
Kappa Delta
$2,328.80 donation to Child Advocacy Center of Pike County;
$582.20 donation to Kappa Delta Foundation;
Total donations: $2,911.00
Phi Mu
Children’s Miracle Network Total: 11, 989.97
Fraternities
Alpha Tau Omega
$3400.00 Donation to NeverThirst from Octuaberfest.
$208.76 Toy Donations to Big Brothers Big Sisters Christmas
Party
Total: $3,608.76
FarmHouse
Brantwood Children’s Home: $1,000.00
Be The Match: $900.00
Pike County Salvation Army: $900.00
Ronald McDonald House Charities: $50.00
Alpha Gamma Delta Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation: $1157
House of Ruth: $30.00
Children’s Miracle Network: $15.00
Total: $4,052
Kappa Alpha Psi
$400.00 Donation to Boys and Girls Club
Lambda Chi Alpha
$1,000.00 for the Boys & Girls Club to help
support the club. *
* Indicates no check Total Raised:
45,703.67

Community Service
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi participated in the Campus Community service day on September 8. We had 60 members participate,
which was over 40% of our chapter. We helped clean up around campus and the community by picking up litter. The officer
in charge was Peyton Fredricksen. The contact person from the university is Jonathon Cellon.
Alpha Delta Pi participated in the Campus Community service day on November 12. We had 66 members
participate and this was over 20% of our chapter. We helped clean up around campus and the community during
homecoming by picking up litter. The officer in charge was Peyton Fredricksen. The contact person from the university is
Jonathon Cellon.
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta hosted a game night for the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization on October 2. Board games
were set up inside the Christian Student Center along with outdoor games such as kickball and beach volleyball where the
girls were able to interact and play with the kids. Dinner was provided for all kids and family who attended. There were
89 members in attendance or 78% of the chapter. The officer in charge was Allison Milstead. The contact person from Big
Brothers/Big Sisters was Mindy Carter.
Sisters of Alpha Gamma Delta worked alongside Troy University for a campus-wide community day of service on
November 12. There were 78 members in attendance, which is 69% of our chapter. We rolled trash bags to place around
tailgate terrace to help keep the campus clean for the homecoming festivities. The officer in charge was Allison Milstead. The
contact person from the university was Johnathon Cellon.
Alpha Gamma Delta took part in the First Baptist Church after school program on November 28. The girls tutored
the children, assisted with homework, and enjoyed playing in the gym while snacks were provided. There were 82 members
present which represents 73% of the chapter. The officer in charge was Allison Milstead. The contact person from First Baptist
Church was Zac Spann.
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Tau Omega participated in the Campus Community service day on September 8. We had 36 members who
participated and that is over 50 % of our chapter. Our members were split up into groups on this day. We had some of our
members at the Salvation Army, some of our members volunteering at the nursing home, some of our members cleaning up
the campus and some of our members at the pioneer village helping with landscape and maintenance. The officer in charge
was Joseph Carter. The contact person from the university is Mrs. Patterson.
Alpha Tau Omega participated in the Big Brothers Big Sisters Christmas Party on December 7. We had 35 of our
members participate and that is over 50 % of our chapter. For this event, we purchased Christmas gifts that were given to the
children at this party and we also volunteered during the party as fill-in bigs and volunteers for the children that did not have
a big brother. We also helped set up the event and clean up the event at the end. The officer in charge was Joseph Carter.
The contact person from Big Brothers Big Sisters is Mindy Carter.

Alpha Tau Omega also participated in the homecoming service day as well. We had over half of our chapter there to
help out with the recycling service project. The officer in charge was Jarrod Morgan.
Chi Omega
Chi Omega members participated in a community service day of promoting the Make-A-Wish Foundation on October
22, 2012. 82 members participated and that is 62% of our chapter. We promoted the Make-A-Wish Foundation by talking to
people and handing out Make-A-Wish informational pamphlets. The officer in charge was Mary Turner Barron. The contact
person from the Make-A-Wish Foundation is Wendi Fareri. ( advocacy)
Chi Omega members volunteered at local thrift stores and the senior center on October 27th, 2012. 33 members
participated, which is 25% of our chapter. We volunteered at the Salvation Army and Goodwill where we sorted clothes,
organized bookshelves and cleaned. Members also volunteered at the Colley Center where they cleaned and organized rooms.
The officer in charge was Mary Turner Barron. The contact person for the Salvation Army is Kimberly May. The contact person
for Goodwill is Dianne.
Delta Chi
1) 9/22/12 - The active and alumni brothers of Delta Chi were very involved with the Dee Hughes Cancer Benefit which
raised over $10,000 for a local teacher who is also the wife of a Troy policeman. The benefit featured a raffle and plate lunch
sales at Miss Colleen’s Restaurant. 34 of the 37 Delta Chi active brothers participated in working the event which accounts for
92% chapter participation. The officer in charge was Josh White and alumni BB officer, Russell Mann. Total 400 hours of
community service contributed. http://www.waka.com/news/seen-on-8/Pike-County-Rallies-in-Support-of-Goshen-Volleyball-Coach-170765706.html
2) 9/1/12 – Five brothers worked five hours each at the Troy Trojan Cross Country Invitational track meet for a total of 25
hours. 5/37 gives a 13.5% participation rate. They assisted with the finish line and acted as course officials. Officer in charge
was Josh White and Coach Jill Lancaster. http://troytrojans.com/news/2012/9/1/CROSS_0901120617.aspx?path=cross
3) 10/15/12 –Five brothers worked five hours each at the Coach O Cross Country Invitational track meet for a total of 25
hours. 5/37 gives a 13.5% participation rate. They assisted with the finish line, threw out T-shirts and acted as course officials.
Officer in charge was Josh White and Coach Jill Lancaster. http://troytrojans.com/news/2012/10/13/CROSS_1013123200.
aspx?path=cross
4) 11/27/12 - Eight active brothers of Delta Chi worked the Salvation Army Kettle at Food World for a 3 hour period. 8/37
gives a 22% participation rate for this activity. The officer in charge was David Dove.
Delta Sigma Theta
Floppy Hats and Sun dresses:
This event was for the women at Troy University. We played games and had girl talk with all the girls about issues they may be
having at Troy. We also gave advice to the women about some situations that we were in that were similar to their own. The
whole chapter (60%) was there for this event and everyone did their part to make this event a success.
October Fest:
We had a fall festival on the Troy University campus for the Troy community. We had games, prizes and face painting. The
turnout was great! There were many children and families there and they enjoyed every part of it. Part (40%) of the Chapter was
there we had lots of fun.
Noble Manor:

We volunteered at noble manor every other Wednesday. We would play bingo with the residents. They enjoyed us being there
and helping out. The whole (60%) chapter was involved in this.
FarmHouse
FarmHouse directed a Be The Match: National Bone Marrow Donor Registry Donor Drive on October 9th. This
consisted of 100% of the chapter’s participation and was held in partnership with Momma Goldberg’s deli, Troy Cheerleaders
and The Civic Engagement Office. Each member worked for one hour and registered donors, recruited donors and facilitated
the swabbing of DNA. Contact: Rachael Harris with the National Office.
FarmHouse cleaned our Highway stretch on Highway 231 in Troy on August 25th between Krystal’s Restaurant and the Troy
Industrial Park. 75% of the chapter participated and advisor Oliver Aaron at 334-559-9645 should be contacted with any
questions on this semi-annual event FarmHouse participated in the Care for the Community Service Day on September 8th
30% of our chapter participated in the event. Jonathan Cellon is the contact.
Activism Projects:
Brantwood Children’s Home Table for 8 Hours on Bibb Graves Quad 50 members participated for 3 hours a piece for
150 Activism Hours. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Table for 8 Hours on Bibb Graves Quad 50 members participated for
two hours a piece for 100 Activism Hours.
Kappa Delta
Project 1: Kappa Delta participated in a community service project through Troy Health and Rehabilitation. We went
to Troy Health and Rehabilitation to play Banana Bingo with the residents of Troy Health and Rehab. We had 55 members
attend and that is 45% of our chapter. The contact person in charge of the project is Julie Murphy. The contact person in
charge of Troy Health and Rehabilitation.
Project 2: Kappa Delta participated in a community service project through Pike Regional Child Advocacy Center.
We hosted a fall festival with the CAC for the children in Troy. We had 75 members attend and that is 65% of our chapter. The
contact person in charge of the project is Julie Murphy. The contact person in charge of the CAC is Camille Downing.
Lambda Chi Alpha
This year our chapter decided instead of building a homecoming float for the homecoming parade, we would walk in
the parade with the Boys & Girls Club. The week of homecoming, on November 16, 2013, our chapter went out to the Boys &
Girls Club and met with the kids and played with them for right at four hours and then had them walk in the parade with our
chapter on following morning. Our chapter alongside with the Boys & Girls Club carried their sign for the parade. Along with
our chapter donation of $255.00, we raised $1,000.00 for the Boys & Girls Club to help support the club. We brought
awareness to our alumni, local business owners, and business owners outside of the Troy area of the non-profit organizations
need for help. The officer in charge was our Vice President of External Affairs, Scott Hubbard, Jr. There were 55 members attended
this event.
The brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha came together in the month of December to help the Big Brother/ Big Sister
program during the Christmas season. We asked that the brotherhood come together and buy a five to ten dollar gift to donate
to the program to allow for the kids in this program to receive something for Christmas. As a fraternity, we ended up donating
49 gifts to the program. Together, we wrapped and delivered the gifts to the headquarters.

Phi Mu
Phi Mu volunteered at the Pike Pioneer Museum October 16th through 19th. 112 chapter members participated in this
event and these members make up 100% of our chapter. We did different chores around the museum such as sweeping,
mopping, planting flowers, picking up sticks outside, and raking leaves. The officer in charge was Emy Mangra. The contact
person for the Pioneer Museum is Assistant Director Charlotte Smith.
Phi Mu volunteered for DHR on November 29th, 2013. 111 members participated in this holiday event and these girls
make up 100% of our chapter. Each chapter member donated a gift for a young girl that we believe they deserved to have for
the Christmas season. We purchased gifts for girls who are ages 13 to 18 years old. The items donated include makeup, clothes,
and athletic toys. The officer in charge was Anna Jones. The contact person from DHR is Margaret Ingram.
Phi Mu created baskets for the Boys and Girls Club Silent Auction on November 2nd, 2013. 111 members participated
in this basket donation which makes up 100% of our chapter. Each pledge class president chose a theme for her pledge class
and made a basket centralized around the theme. These four baskets were auctioned off at the silent auction. The officer in
charge was Katie Schneider. The contact person for the Silent Auction is Sadaris Williams.
Sigma Chi
The brothers of Sigma Chi had the opportunity to give back to the city of Troy this past fall semester by picking up
trash along south brundige street. The cleanup started at the Filling Station on South Brundige and ended at City Hall. We
were given this opportunity by the troy public works department. 70% of our chapter participated in the project.
Sigma Chi Project Two
The brothers of Sigma Chi participated in the big brothers big sisters Christmas party this past December. Outside of
participating at the party we adopted five kids and donated 150 dollars’ worth of presents to them. It was enjoyable to our
brothers to have an opportunity to give back to children that are less fortunate and may not have the Christmas experience that
we have. 40% of our brothers participated in the project.
TKE
Tau Kappa Epsilon participated in Sorority Haunted Hill on Wed, October 31st, 2012. 6 member participated which is
75% of the chapter size. Dakota Punzel was the officer involved. The contact person for the University was Ms. Barbara
Patterson.
Tau Kappa Epsilon helped incoming students move in during check-ins on 8/11/2012 and 8/12/2012. 3 of our members
participated. This is 37% of our chapter size. Evan Dew was the officer in charge. Ms. LuAnn Knight is the University contact.
Tau Kappa Epsilon participated in the day of service on Veterans Day, Monday, November 12th, 2012. 5 of our members
participated. This is 62% of our chapter. Sean Blessing was the officer in charge. Cody Farrill was the University contact.
Zeta Phi Beta
ZPB contributed to the Salvation Army on a number of occasions. They helped straighten out the store, worked with
their food bank, and sorted through new donations. One member contributed on a weekly basis throughout the semester. The
contact person is Kelley Williams.
ZPB contributed baskets to the Office of Student Involvement as a community service project which included a movie theme
basket. Four members contributed to donating items and making the baskets and the contact person is Akaimee Knight.
During the semester, ZPB held an HIV/Aids testing site during their week. The entire chapter participated and the
department of health came over, set up supplies, and provided free and confidential testing to students and faculty. The contact
person is Chandreka Williams.

Some of the members visited a couple local daycares and schools throughout the semester to read to the children and even help
out the owner with activities for the kids. Kanesha Ward was in charge of this event.
Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Alpha Psi participated in the Boys and Girls Club Steak and Burger Program on November 8, 2012. 9 members
participated, and that is 75% of our Chapter. We helped prepare and serve the food and refreshments, set up the decorations,
and interact with the guests. The person in charge was Payton McGhee. The contact person from the Boys and Girls Club is
Ms. Pamela Nealey.
Kappa Alpha Psi participated in the Campus Initiative Voter Registration on September 19, 2012. 7 members
participated, and that is 58% of our Chapter. We set up a table on the quad and Trojan Center and encouraged and informed
students on how to register to vote. The person in charge was Payton McGee. The contact person for the Campus Initiative is
Sadaris Williams.
Group Individual Community Service Hours Campus Involvement Percentage
Alpha Delta Pi 0 99%
Alpha Gamma Delta 288 92%
Alpha Kappa Alpha 367 20%
Alpha Tau Omega 2,495 100%
Chi Omega 846 98%
Delta Chi 3,057 0
FarmHouse 731 100%
Kappa Alpha Psi 467 67%
Kappa Delta 619.5 100%
Lambda Chi Alpha 0 49%
Phi Mu 64 100%
Sigma Chi 40 97%
Sigma Gamma Rho 0 100%
Tau Kappa Epsilon 0 100%
Zeta Phi Beta 150 0