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ecruitment GUIDE BOOK 2017 Zeta Beta Tau Nickname: ZBT President: Josh Klein jkk64@cornell.edu kappazbt.org 1 Edgecliff Place Zeta Psi Nickname: Zeta Psi President: Jatin Bharwani jsb399@chipsi.org psiofzetapsi.org 534 Thurston Ave. Alpha Phi Delta Nickname: APD President: Chris Pliszack - cjp246@cornell.edu apd.org Kappa Alpha Nickname: KA President: Kenneth Chow - khc62@cornell.edu kacornell.org Sigma Chi Delta Nickname: Sigma Chi Delta President: Joshua Elacqua - jje56@cornell.edu sigmachidelta.org 25
: letter to parents On behalf of the Interfraternity Council, I enthusiastically invite you to learn about the <strong>IFC</strong> fraternity community and encourage you to explore the wonderful and unique opportunities Greek membership will offer for your student. Cornell fraternities greatly enhance the University academic experience. Besides the social benefits, the fraternity community promotes leadership, scholarship, and community service opportunities. Many members of the fraternity community are involved in student government, athletics, and other campus organizations. The fraternity GPA has been consistently higher than the all-University average, which is primarily due to the strong emphasis fraternities place on scholastic achievement. In addition, members of the fraternity community are among the most enthusiastic volunteers in the local area. By joining the Cornell fraternity community, your student will acquire vital life skills which are important in cultivating the broadest college experience. They will be making lifelong friendships and joining a worldwide network of alumni. In addition, there are multiple opportunities for you to become involved, meet your son or daughter’s close friends, and connect to the Greek community and greater Big Red family. We welcome you and your student to our fraternity community and encourage you to get involved in our award-winning, vibrant Greek community! Sincerely, Sam Turer ‘18 Interfraternity Council Vice President for Recruitment recruitment@cornellifc.org 26 cornell’s position on hazing Hazing is not only against <strong>IFC</strong> policy, but it violates the Campus Code of Conduct and New York State Law, and the values of all our fraternities. The Greek community at Cornell condemns hazing in all forms, as it no way achieves the goals of fraternity membership, such as service, scholarship, leadership, or service. In 2011, University President Skorton called on Cornell and all American universities to “end pledging as we know it.” Ever since, Cornell has been a leader in eradicating pledging nationwide, replacing it with the New Member Education model tips for parents Be happy and supportive with your student’s choice of chapter Attend parents’ events at your student’s chapter. These are a great way to bond with your student and build friendships of your own with other Cornell parents! Ask questions! You have the right to know about membership costs, programming, and housing. requirement All students registering for fraternity recruitment must be enrolled in at least 12 credits and have a GPA of 2.25 or higher
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