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Minutes from Panhel Meetings
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2007-2008


Current Panhellenic Council Officers

President Brittney Kunce kunceb
Recruitment Chair Emily Whitehead whiteheade
Secretary/Treasurer Maggie Stovall stovallm
Programming Chair Emily Cooke cookee
Public Relations Chair Meg Feeney feeneym
Scholarship/Awards Chair Sarah Davis daviss
Gamma Chi Director Erin Lehman lehmane
Standards/Risk Margaret Mary Aiken aikenm
Asst. Director of Greek Life Deanne Walters walters

 

Panhellenic Constitution Greek Standards Board Constitution
Social Polices Panhellenic Recruitment Rules 08-09

Gamma Chi
Everyone interested in learning more about sorority membership will be partnered with a Gamma Chi. Your Gamma Chi is involved in one of Hanover's four sororities but is independent from her chapter through the completion of formal recruitment. Throughout the semester and during formal recruitment, you will meet with your Gamma Chi to learn more about sorority membership. She will provide you with support and be available to answer your questions. Your Gamma Chi group will get together for fun activities and will add to the fun of recruitment. You will be hearing from your Gamma Chi in the first few weeks of school, so be sure to utilize her!

Our Beginnings
The night may have been cold, dark and stormy, or maybe it was a warm and bright spring day. The town may have been Oxford, Ohio or Farmville, Virginia for that matter. Perhaps they were in some dark room, or in the abandoned attic of an academic hall. Regardless, these young men and women discovered a need for and came together to create powerful associations unlike any other.

Their unions were based on virtues such as trust, honor, love, loyalty, secrecy, and character, as well as scholarship, democracy and leadership. Their core values guided their foundings and the functions that became a part of their daily lives. They debated actively, challenging one another along the way to reach their personal best. Emblems and Greek letters were soon incorporated into the fabric of these organizations, symbolizing their pride, enthusiasm and everlasting devotion. They established rituals, not to be spoken in public, but to be esoteric celebrations of actions affirming their values. They understood the importance of interdependence and community, and the need to leave behind a long-lasting legacy for countless future generations.

Now we've passed the torch. It's our turn to be the guardians of this special association we call "fraternity" and "sorority".

~Anonymous
Miami University
Greek Values Society

Last Updated: April 16, 2008
Expiration Date: May 2008
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