University of La Verne
 

Colonization Recruitment begins soon! We will be particiapting in the first round of FR and then have our own colonization recruitment events. The other NPCs on campus are Phi Sigma Sigma and Sigma Kappa.

http://www.alphaomicronpi.org/AM/Tem...ContentID=6247


2006 Formal Recruitment Events

Thursday, September 28
Formal Recruitment Orientation
Founders Auditorium

Friday, September 29
Formal Recruitment First Round
Location Determined by CPA

2006 Colonization Parties
(** AOII Colonization parties
will be held at the President's Dining Room.)


Sunday, October 22
AOII Colonization Party 6:00-8:00 pm

Monday, October 23
AOII Colonization Party 6:00-8:00 pm
Personal Appointments

Tuesday, October 24
AOII Colonization Party 6:00-8:00 pm
Personal Appointments

Wednesday, October 25
AOII Colonization Party 6:00-8:00 pm
Personal Appointments

Bid Day and Colonization Ceremony
Thursday, October 26

AOII Bid Day 2:00pm - 5:00pm
President's Dining Room

Colonization Ceremony 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Founders Auditorium

Sorry to crash but that's exciting! I will be starting at La Verne in a few weeks for my Masters. It's neat to see that they are able to expand that campus.
I hope all goes well for AOPi at La Verne! :)

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Best wishes and good luck to AOII at LaVerne.

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Thank you ladies and please join our forum anytime!

Sending good thoughts!

I saw a young woman (I'm thinking alum or from another chapter) wearing her AOPi letters on campus yesterday. I couldn't help but smile thinking that she's probably really excited that AOPi is now on campus & starts recruiting in less than 2 weeks.

Since everything starts on Sunday, I thought I would say GOOD LUCK next week! I know we will get a great group of women!

Right you are BDE and ForeverRoses! ULV here we come! :D

Here's a great article on the new colony of AOPi at La Verne.

http://www.ulv.edu/ctimes/091506/lif...w_sorority.htm

Thanks BDE!

So how did this go?

It went pretty good. Here is the press release.

Alpha Omicron Pi Establishes Colony at the University of La Verne

Thirty members of Alpha Omicron Pi at the University of La Verne gathered together in anticipation and excitement for the first time on Thursday evening, October 26, 2006, on the University of La Verne campus to establish AOII’s newest colony. Like previous colonies, this AOII colony will continue to exemplify the traditions of academic excellence, philanthropy, community service, and lifelong friendships found at 180 other collegiate chapters of AOII across the United States and Canada. Alpha Omicron Pi is the third National Panhellenic Conference sorority to organize on the University of La Verne campus. The AOII chapter is expected to have tremendous success over the next few years as the colony and Greek tradition grow at the University.

The colony members at the University of La Verne are among the top students and leaders on the campus. Their commitment to academics is evident in their average GPA of 3.23. In addition, members are involved in all areas of campus life including the Campus Activities Board, Residence Hall Association, Latino Student Forum, and numerous other honorary societies and campus organizations. Many members are also very active in philanthropic organizations and community outreach.

Executive Board Vice President of Development Allison Allgier, Executive Board Director of Collegiate Chapters Phyllis Gilson, officials from AOII International Headquarters in Brentwood, Tennessee, local alumnae and collegiate members, Alumnae Advisory Council, and Corporation Board members assisted in the recruitment efforts on campus.

The next few months will be full of fun, learning and work as the University of La Verne colony prepares itself to be installed as the 183rd chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi. Members will participate in weekly education sessions and sisterhood events, as well as socials, philanthropic events, and a colony retreat. They are responsible for establishing the chapter’s sub-motto and name that will typify the chapter’s unique character. There are also bylaws to write, officers to elect, and procedures to establish.

The Colony Development Network Director, Linda Mahfouz, and the Colony Development Network Specialist, Lori Curci-Reed, will guide the colony and continue guiding them as a chapter for the next several years, along with a dedicated Alumnae Advisory Committee and Corporation Board composed of 20 local AOII alumnae. Additionally, a Resident Consultant, Pammy O’Leary, will stay with the chapter through installation.

Thanks for the update and I wish the new colony all the best!

Just read this on the AOII website:

http://www.alphaomicronpi.org/AM/Tem...entDisplay.cfm

The Installation of Lambda Alpha Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi at the University of La Verne will be Saturday, May 5, 2007.

Congratulations!