NEW MEMBER EDUCATION MEETING

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INTRODUCTION Joy McVicker o Director of New Member Education

INTRODUCTION CONTINUED Lindsy Russello New Member Education Assistant

NEW MEMBER EDUCATION PROGRAM Lemme break it down

FINANCIAL INFORMATION Joanna Tsarbopouloso Director of Finance

Jaccqueline Regaliao Director of Finance Assistant

Billhighwayo Online payment system

Financial contracts

ALPHA PHI SOCIAL MEDIA PAGE LINKS Alpha Phi Internationalo Website: https://www.alphaphi.org/Home o Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlphaPhi/?fref=ts o Instagram: @alphaphiintlo Twitter: @AlphaPhiIntl

UW Alpha Phi Sigma Chaptero Website: http://www.uwalphaphi.com/ o Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UwAlphaPhi/?fref=ts o Instagram: @uwalphaphio Twitter: @UWAlphaPhi

RULES Boys Quiet hours Cleanliness First floor Formal/informal Kitchen Quad Sleeping porches

RULES CONTINUED Study porch Bathroom/shower rooms Meals General School Basement Laundry room GAD’s Alcohol safety

ANTI-HAZING Hazing (noun): The imposition of strenuous, often humiliating, tasks as part of a program of rigorous physical training and initiation. Alpha Phi is a non-hazing fraternity

THE FOUNDING Placeo Syracuse, New York at Syracuse University

Key dateso March 24th, 1870o September 18th,1872o September 30th, 1872

FOUNDERS: THE ORIGINAL TEN Almost the original twelve Gamma Phi Beta

FOUNDERS: CLARISSA BRADLEY WHEELER BAKER BURDETTE Longest-lived of founders Her mother “Ma Bradley” Only honorary president of Alpha Phi Very active in volunteering Served on nearly every committee within Alpha Phi Worked for better opportunities for women Established the first Alpha Phi Foundation scholarship

FOUNDERS: HATTIE FLORENCE CHIDESTER LUKEN Studied mathematics and science First chapter room

FOUNDERS: MARTHA EMILY FOOTE CROW Highly educated and intellectual Dreamt of establishing an international fraternity First national president of Alpha Phi Martha Foote Crow Foundation for Alpha Phi

FOUNDERS: LOUISE VIOLA SHEPARD HANCOCK Described as “full of life,” was the funny one of the group Studied modern languages Best friends with Jane Higham

FOUNDERS: IDA ARABELLA GILBERT DELAMANTER HOUGHTON Youngest of the original ten Well-spoken First post-initiation banquet

FOUNDERS: JANE SARA HIGHAM Known to be modest and quiet Traveled abroad to work as a classics scholar

FOUNDERS: KATE ELIZABETH HOGOBOOM GILBERT Double-majored in three years at Syracuse and got her masters Skilled debtor and talented musician First recording scribe of Alpha Phi Her enthusiasm for Alpha Phi was infectious, and she was very popular First chapter meeting First draft of Alpha Phi constitution Daughter was first Alpha Phi legacy

FOUNDERS: CLARA SITTSER WILLIAMS Only founder to not graduate from university Considered jolly and generous First Alpha Phi meeting held in her room Reprimanded by her sisters for giving her Alpha Phi badge to a man

FOUNDERS: ELIZABETH GRACE HUBBELL SHULTS Brilliant student, graduating with honors Only one legally viable to sign documents for Alpha Phi First founder to be married Gave inspired readings during the literary exercises of Alpha Phi’s weekly meetings

FOUNDERS: SEPEREENA A. MICHAELS ATCHISON Alpha chapter’s first president Active in Chicago politics Admirer of Frances Willard, a women’s suffrage leader who became Alpha Phi’s first alumna initiate in 1875

SYMBOLS: COLORS From 1872-1879, blue and gold From 1879 to now, silver and bordeux

SYMBOLS: FLOWERS Forget-Me-Not Lilly of the Valley

SYMBOLS: CONSTELLATION The Ursa Major Is displayed on the ceiling of the Alpha Phi Executive Office in Evanston, Illinois

SYMBOLS: SYMBOL The Ivy Leaf Phi Bear

SYMBOLS: CREST Adopted at the 1922 Convention Symbols inside are important in initiation

CHAPTER GOALS 1) Alpha Phi development 2) Scholarship 3) Recruitment

BEAR BUDDY PROGRAM