Sigmas: Brag about your chapter's accomplishments here :)

[sigmaray]

Eta Phi has been doing great, winning awards left and right! They're close to being at TOTAL and have voted in CPC to extend that number to 50, which they'll reach by Spring semester.

- Eta Phi has been nominated for Student Organization of the Year!

- One of the Sigma sisters won "Quiet Influence Award" at the Student Leadership Awards

- Eta Phi won Highest GPA and Best Greek Organization of the Year award at the Greek Awards

- Another Sigma sister won Highest Greek GPA

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by sigmaray

Eta Phi has been doing great, winning awards left and right! They're close to being at TOTAL and have voted in CPC to extend that number to 50, which they'll reach by Spring semester.

- Eta Phi has been nominated for Student Organization of the Year!

- One of the Sigma sisters won "Quiet Influence Award" at the Student Leadership Awards

- Eta Phi won Highest GPA and Best Greek Organization of the Year award at the Greek Awards

- Another Sigma sister won Highest Greek GPA

Wow. That's amazing. Those are BIG awards for a chapter that was just installed a few weeks ago (especially Greek Org of the Year).

More awards/accomplishments:

Delta Delta (UNC-Chapel Hill) won Greek Week!

Eta Xi (Ursinus College) chapter's President was named President of Sororities for 2010 (I'm assuming that is something like a Panhellenic preisdent).

Omicron chapter (Eastern Mich) was named a Chapter of Excellence.

An Alpha Omicron (University of Central Arkansas) chapter sister was named Greek Woman of the Year!

[ihearttrisigma]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

More awards/accomplishments:


Eta Xi (Ursinus College) chapter's President was named President of Sororities for 2010 (I'm assuming that is something like a Panhellenic preisdent).

Thank you for including this! This is the first time a Sigma has been president of this group. It is very exciting and the sisters/chapter are very proud! I don't believe the campus offers "Chapter of the Year", "Greek Woman" etc (I know it didn't when I was there)- but I might shoot an email her way and see if it would be something the campus might be interested in starting!