Chapter Essays

Chapters Inc. is a Canadian big box bookstore banner. It was created in 1994 when their founder and CEO, Lawrence Stevenson led the buyout and merger of Coles and Smithbooks. Chapters quickly changed the face of book selling industry in Canada after the merger. They built large box stores with a much larger product and categories selection such as paper, toys and gift products rather than small book stores. This business model soon became the key factor of Chapters success: providing their customers

members. Based on Kappa’s recent excitement in re-establishing our chapter at The Ohio State University as well as establishing a new chapter at Pfeiffer University, we have hired and transitioned some of our Field Representatives into Chapter Consultants. Sena Griffith, UC Merced, recently transitioned from the role of Leadership Consultant to Chapter Consultant as she becomes the main local support for Eta Psi Chapter, our new chapter at Pfeiffer University. Sena has a bachelor’s degree in developmental

AN OVERVIEW The Vice President-Organization oversees chapter organization by implementing the Chapter Strategic Plan and coordinating committees. The VPO oversees officer and chapter leadership development as well as officer trainings and transitions. The VPO makes arrangements for all Fraternity visitors. ROLES: Work with Chapter Council to submit the Calendar Report in KeyReports and create and regularly update the monthly calendar. Make adjustments as needed, freeze the monthly calendar two

The new year is officially upon us. And like many this year, you’ve probably vowed to read more books. JP Morgan recently released their annual reading list – the company’s end-of-year roster of book suggestions for entrepreneurs and managers. For 10 years, the firm has maintained this tradition. And while the reading list came with upgrades this time (this year, JP Morgan added broadway shows and music recommendations), we are most excited about the books. We imagine you’d be too, seeing as you

Dear Men of Pi Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated: The brothers of the Pi Nu chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated and I share the same slogan: “Achievement in every field of human endeavor.” I am a sophomore criminal justice major at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, graduating in 2018. My desire to become an active member, my community service involvement, and my leadership skills make me a strong candidate for your fraternity. I admire the brotherhood

by the members of that chapter. There are many traditions and rituals that have to be done weekly. After experiencing, observing, and interviewing Alpha Delta Pi and its New Member Coordinator I have learned that being apart of a sorority is not about the title, but about being apart of something bigger than yourself. Strenuous hours of work go into keeping the chapter running its best, and none of that could be possible without the New Member Coordinator, Allie. The chapter could not operate without

POSITION: Communications Program Manager (S) RESPONSIBILITIES: The Communications Program Manager will manage all of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation’s communications and ensure adherence to brand standards, standards of professionalism, and a cohesive strategy and look. This position will drive the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation’s marketing and communications plan, calendar, and activities. This position will serve as a liaison to the Fraternity Marketing and Communications Department and is responsible

development of a new chapter. From day one, members are encouraged to explore leadership roles within their chapters, specifically through the chapter committee structure. Each member is assigned to a committee, creating a place for her to have a say in chapter operations. This is an opportunity for her to contribute to a positive chapter environment while developing leadership and decision- making skills. Committee involvement cultivates future chapter leaders. New chapters receive additional leadership

annually, be inclusive and foster sisterhood, establish a commitment of giving, update the association Bylaws biennially, and assist or interact with a collegiate chapter. One overall winner will be selected from among the finalists. Foundation Awards Designed to recognize giving to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation, these awards are given to chapters and alumnae associations to thank

We are so excited to welcome your daughter as a charter member of Eta Chi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity! Kappa is the newest National Panhellenic Conference chapter at North Carolina State University. Besides joining XXX other women in starting Kappa’s legacy on NC State’s campus, your daughter is also among more than 6,000 other Kappa Kappa new collegiate members across 140 college campuses. These women at 140 campuses this year, all who are joining an international organization

I would be thrilled to be an adviser and/or serve on a House Board for the chapter!” With this strong initial interest, we have already begun identifying potential advisers and leaders to assist the chapter. A local adviser is assigned to each chapter officer to serve as a mentor. Upon receiving an invitation to establish a Kappa chapter, we immediately begin training local alumnae to ensure they are confident in their advisory roles. All advisers receive ongoing training through webinars and workshops

a contributing member of a team — starting with her own chapter. In order to thrive as a chapter, every woman must put in the effort to help create a solid foundation on which to build a lasting legacy on campus. Kappa will be there every step of the way to support our new chapter and demonstrate the satisfaction that comes with successful collaboration. When we develop stronger individuals, they create a stronger chapter. A stronger chapter will enhance your campus

footnotes; use of lists to change the pace; and division of topics in different sections, as well as chapters. One of Kaling’s many unique organizational choices was the use of footnotes. Kaling’s use of footnotes within her paragraphs provided her the opportunity to share side comments or stories that may not have directly related to what she was talking about within that particular paragraph or chapter.

including me and we just started to read. The first chapter was not super exciting, it just introduced the main characters, supporting characters, and the setting; essentially, like any book’s first chapter. I knew this was the case so I just half-read the first chapter of The Wild Girls. However, once the second chapter came about I started getting a little more interesting and I started reading faster. By the end of S.S.R., I had already read five chapters and I knew I was

and exercise full citizenship (Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.,2016). Sigma Gamma Rho is committed to working to improve the quality of our lives and the society. The sorority has over 100,000 members with more than 500 undergraduate and alumnae chapters throughout the United States, Bermuda, the Bahamas, Canada, Africa and Korea. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded on January 9, 1914 at Howard University in Washington, DC. Their colors are Royal Blue & Pure White. The founders, who were

Thus, I have ideas on how to lead this chapter in better direction. Although some of us may be concerned about being the top sorority on campus, I believe that our efforts need to start closer to home; if we genuinely love Sigma Kappa and we are passionate about it, then we won’t need to remember

largest book, gift and specialty toy retailer when Chapters Inc. and Indigo Books & Music merged together under the laws of the Province of Ontario, in accordance to a Certificate of Amalgamation date August 16, 2001. Since then, Indigo has been operating a chain of retail bookstores across all ten provinces and one territory in Canada. As of April 1, 2017, Indigo operates 89 superstores; operating one more superstore than 2016 under the Indigo and Chapters names. Again in fiscal 2017, Indigo is operating

analyze the experience of Pi Lambda Phi as an unhoused organization on the highly Greek campus of Indiana University Bloomington. Informants included in this investigation were New Member Educator Ben Axelrod and members Paul Oyoma of the Alpha Theta chapter. Due to the atmosphere of Greek life and its presence on IU’s campus I began to develop an interest in the different experiences Fraternities offer that set them apart. On a campus of forty-one Fraternities six of them are unhoused which sets them

Junger, but a quote he uses from a man named J. Glenn Gary at the start of this book. The next half of this book, or series, is known as Love. Split into six different chapters this part of the book explains Jungers final experiences in the Korengal Valley. Similar the first six chapters, in Love, there is no title to each of the chapters for they are just a plethora of stories throughout the bulk of the writing. The stories in this part of the book are deeper stories that entrain death, personal thoughts

It has a long history and strong commitment to community service leadership. In today’s world, Omega Psi Phi has over 700 undergraduate and graduate chapters throughout the United States including in Chano Nigeria. Omega Psi Phi is also known for its commitment to leadership development. The fraternity offers numerous programs and initiatives that aim to develop leadership. Omega Psi Phi undership for