The Samford Greek community has had a big last couple of weeks from an event and recognition standpoint. The good things that are going on are being recognized in more ways than one.
Delta Sigma Theta hosted their National 2nd Vice President, Chelsea Hayes, as the keynote speaker for their Founders' Day celebration.
Former Phi Mu National President Kathy Williams spoke to over 300 of the Panhellenic Sorority Women during National Ritual Celebration Week abou making ritual a part of their day to day lives.
Several awards have come the way of the Samford Greek community in recent weeks
Zeta Tau Alpha received several awards at their State Day, setting them up as a candidate for some of their overall awards.
Sigma Chi received awards for the improvements in their new member program and chapter president of the year for their district (region, etc). Congratulations on their new member program and to Clay Johnson for the "District" President of the year.
The Interfraternity Council received awards as well at the SEIFC conference during February. The council was recognized with the Gamma Sigma Alpha "Honor Roll" designation for Spring and Fall semesters 2011. What that means is that, regionally, the IFC community had one of the better community gpa's in the southeastern region for those two semesters.
Congratulations to everyone receiving awards and for hosting such prominent figures in the regional and national greek communities here at Samford.
