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We made a scholarship calendar for the chapter - they'd pass it around and we'd write whatever tests and quizzes and papers we had for that time period (that we already knew of) so the sisters could A. Give support when you had a test, B. Stay out of your way if you had a nasty paper to write, and C. help study if you needed it. It was a good way to keep track of who had what going on.
Our VP Scholarship also gave tips and tricks for studying at chapter, and we did this thing where we passed around a paper squirrel, and if you skipped class you had to punch a hole in him. Since we often had classes together (except me - I think I had one class in all four years of undergrad that had sisters in it but I think that was because I was the only foreign language major in my chapter), they kept track of each other and didn't let anyone not punch Skiouros when they had, in fact, skipped. Which made everyone feel really really bad about punching him (Why would you want to punch a cute little squirrel?) so the number of punches every week kept going down until basically he only got one or two punches a month.
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