Greek Of The Month - March 2009
Greek of the Month is a peer recognition given to members of the Fraternity & Sorority Community who demonstrate outstanding leadership, service, academic accomplishment and brotherhood/sisterhood. This individual is a person of good moral character who upholds the values of the fraternal community and the University.
Bethany DiMarzio, Pi Beta Phi
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Bethany is a born leader as evident through her dedication and commitment to both Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Phi Omega the National Co-Ed Service Fraternity. Bethany immediately became a role model within her chapter as the president of her Spring 2007 new member class, guiding her peers through their initiation into Greek life. With knowledge and experience behind her, Bethany took on a similar role as the new member coordinator helping to ease the adjustment period for new members as they become emerged in Greek and college life. For the duration of 2008, Bethany has been responsible for electing executive and chapter offices as the chair of Pi Phi’s Leadership and Nominating Committee.
Despite her great involvement in Pi Phi, Bethany is equally dedicated to Alpha Phi Omega and currently serves as their Chapter President. In APO she has also been the pledge master and service coordinator. Due to her goal of always setting an example for others while raising the bar of expectations and her commitment to APO, Bethany has had more service hours than any other member of Pi Beta Phi.
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Shawn Corapi, Pi Kappa Alpha
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Shawn pledged Pi Kappa Alpha one year ago and since that time Shawn has done more for his fraternity in such a short period of time than most people do in the four years that they are an active member. Shawn exemplifies the true meaning of brotherhood. He will drop anything to help out a brother in need. Shawn is a leader and does not hesitate to get up in front of hundreds of people to make his voice heard for the greater good of Fraternity and Sorority Life. |
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Nominations
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Nomination form will become available at the start of the Fall semester.
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