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    Recruitment week is nally here!

    As you start your week, remember

    to relax and have fun. This booklet

    is designed to help you through

    your potential new member (PNM)experience in remembering the

    recruitment rules and your rights as

    a PNM. The following pages allow

    you to jot down details about each

    sorority as well as your thoughts

    and feelings as you leave each

    house. The back page includes a

    map to help guide you around GreekVillage. The Panhellenic Association

    and its Recruitment team wish youthe best of luck during Recruitment! Have a great time!

    RECRUITMENT POLICIES

    To ensure a smoother, more enjoyable Recruitment week, the

    Panhellenic Association and its sororities have set up some regulations

    for the recruitment period. These rules are designed to help you make an

    unbiased decision concerning sorority membership and to give all USF

    sororities an equal opportunity during the membership selection process.

    If you feel that one of these rules has been violated, please speak with

    your Pi Chi or any member of the Panhellenic Executive Board about

    the incident.

    1. Sorority members may recruit only during recruitment events.Outside of recruitment events, sorority women may not engage in

    contact with you aside from cordial greetings or friendly contact. You

    may not visit a sorority womans room or allow her to visit yours during

    the recruitment period August 1, 2008-September 1, 2008.

    2. Invitations to recruitment events will be extended through the

    Panhellenic Association and the Pi Chi groups only. Invitations or bids

    from individual chapters are strictly prohibited.

    3. Sorority women (collegian or alumnae) may not call you, send you

    gifts or letters of any kind, or visit you during Recruitment week.

    4. In addition to these general rules, all women associated with sororities

    at USF subscribe to a Recruitment Code of Ethics.

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    According to the Code of Ethics, sorority members, alumnae, parents

    clubs, chapter advisors, etc., will not take an unfair advantage of any

    situation to pressure, promise membership to, or suggest that a potential

    new member join a particular group prior to the issuing of a formal bid

    by Panhellenic.Unfortunately, important events

    can sometimes bring about rumors,

    and recruitment is no exception. If

    you hear any derogatory remarks

    about any sorority, or any women

    in the groups, remember to

    evaluate the source and keep an

    open mind. If this information is

    heard from any sorority women,

    please report it to your Pi Chi or

    any Panhellenic Executive Board

    member immediately. It is up to

    you to determine your thoughts and

    feelings about a particular sorority;

    no one else has a right to inuenceyour decision. Any other questions

    you might have should be directed

    to the Pi Chis or the Panhellenic

    Executive Board.

    HAZING AND DISCRIMINATION

    Hazing and discrimination are strictly prohibited; both are treated thor-

    oughly and with severe consequences. The Panhellenic Association andits members follow and strictly uphold the following policies:

    HAZING

    Hazing is dened as any action or situation with or without consent

    that recklessly, intentionally or unintentionally endangers the mental or

    physical health or safety of a student, or creates risk of injury, or causes

    discomfort, embarrassment, harassment, or ridicule or that willfullydestroys or removes public or private property for the purpose of

    initiation or admission into or afliation with, or as a condition for

    continued membership in, a chapter or colony of an NPC member

    fraternity.

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    Such activities and situations include, but are not limited to: creation of

    excessive fatigue; psychological shocks; wearing publicly apparel that is

    not normally in good taste; engaging in public stunts and jokes;

    participating in treasure or scavenger hunts; morally degrading or

    humiliating games and activities or normal sleep patterns; and any other

    activities that are not consistent with fraternal law, ritual, or the

    regulations and policies of the member fraternity or the educational

    institution. All member groups will afrm their policies on hazing and

    inform their membership of this NPC position on hazing through

    mailings and through their international organizations.

    DISCRIMINATION

    Per University of South Florida

    policies, students have the right tonot to be discriminated against by

    any agent or organization, including

    recognized student organizations of

    USF for reasons of age, creed,

    ethnic or national origin, gender,

    disability, marital status, political

    or social afliation, race, religion,or sexual orientation. This policy

    includes recruiting, membership,

    organization activities, or

    opportunities to hold ofce.

    Hazing and discrimination are not

    tolerated at USF. If you or anyone

    you know is experiencing hazing or

    discrimination at any level, reportit immediately to the Ofce of Fraternity and Sorority Life at (813)

    974-7335.

    POTENTIAL NEW MEMBER BILL OF RIGHTS

    As you experience Recruitment week, it is very important for you to

    know that as a PNM you have many rights. You have the right to:

    1. Be fully informed about the recruitment process2. Be treated as an individual

    3. Ask questions and receive true and objective answers from Recruit-

    ment Counselors and members

    4. Be treated with respect

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    5. Be treated as a capable and mature person without being patronized

    6. Ask how and why and receive straight answers

    7. Have and express opinions to Recruitment Counselors

    8. Have unchallengeable condentiality when sharing information with

    Recruitment Counselors9. Make informed choices without pressure from others

    10. Be fully informed about the binding agreements implicit in the bid

    acceptance process

    11. Make ones own choice and decision and accept full responsibility

    for the results of that decision

    12. Have a positive, safe and enriching recruitment and new member

    experience

    HELPFUL HINTS

    *If you do not live on campus, there is non-resident parking at all the

    S lots around campus.

    *Your Pi Chis (also known as your Recruitment Counselors) will aid you

    in any and every way possible.

    *No question is a dumb question.

    *Make sure you are on time for all events.*You will be given tea cards for each house. Make sure you give them

    to individual chapter members.

    *Relax.Tthe sorority members are probably more nervous than you are.

    *Most importantly, BE YOURSELF!!!

    CELL PHONE POLICY

    Due to the short time for events during

    each round, we ask that you refrainfrom bringing cell phones into any

    recruitment events. You are

    provided bags at the beginning of

    the week to carry your personal

    belongings and we ask that you

    keep your cell phone in it. Also,

    please keep your cell phone on

    silent or vibrate. The bag willstay outside of the event and

    your Pi Chis will be watching it.

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    Name: Alpha Delta Pi

    Nickname: ADPi

    Colors: Azure Blue and White

    Flower: Woodland Violet

    Symbols/Mascots: Alphie the Lion

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    Name: Alpha Omicron Pi

    Nickname: AOPi

    Colors: Cardinal

    Flower: Jacqueminot Rose

    Symbols/Mascots: Panda Bear

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    Name: Chi Omega

    Nickname: Chi-O

    Colors: Cardinal and Straw

    Flowers: White Carnation

    Symbols/Mascots: The Owl

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    Name: Delta Gamma

    Nickname:DG

    Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue

    Flower: Cream Colored Rose

    Symbols/Mascots: Anchor/Hannah Doll

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    Name: Kappa Delta

    Nickname: Kay Dee

    Colors: Olive Green and Pearl White

    Flower: White Rose

    Symbols/Mascots: Dagger, Teddy Bear, NautilusShell, & Katydid

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    Name: Sigma Delta Tau

    Nickname: SDT or Sig Delt

    Colors: Cafe Au Lait & Old Blue

    Flower: Golden Rose

    Symbols/Mascot: Teddy Bear & the Torch

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    Name: Delta Delta Delta

    Nickname: Tri Delta

    Colors: Silver, Gold & Blue

    Flower: Pansy

    Symbols/Mascots: Dolphin Star & Crescent

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    Name: Zeta Tau Alpha

    Nickname: Zeta

    Colors: Turquoise Blue & Steel Grey

    Flower: Violet

    Symbols/Mascots: Crown, Strawberry

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    Kappa Delta:

    The Kappa Delta color is Olive Green, not Oliver Green. The GPA

    is a 3.0 and the monthly housing cost is now $530 a month. Kappa Delta

    has an additional symbol: the katydid. The complete mission statement

    should read:Kappa Delta Sorority is a national organization for women commit-

    ted to inspiring our members to reach their full potential; preparing

    our members for community service, active leadership and responsible

    citizenship; creating opportunities for lifetime involvement through

    innovative and responsive programs, and strategic collaborations and

    partnerships; and fostering the development of our time-honored values

    within the context of friendship.

    Chi Omega:

    1st Place Delta Gammas Anchor Splash Best Eyes 2007

    1st Place Delta Chis Dream Flight Soccer Competition 2007

    1st Place AOPis Run for the Roses Womens Division 2007

    1st Place Greek Week Pocket Change 2008

    1st Place Greek Week A-Frame 2008

    1st Place Greek Week God and Goddess 20081st Place Intramural Champions 2008

    2nd Place Most Creative Carnival Booth Greek Week 2008

    2nd Place Greek Week Overall 2008

    2nd Place Greek Week Variety Show 2008

    2nd Place Greek Week Most Creative Carnival Booth 2008

    2nd Place SDTs Putting on the Hits Performance Division 2007

    2nd Place SAEs Dog Eat Dog Philanthropy 2007

    2nd Place Sigma Lambda Beta Mrs. Purple and White Pageant 20083rd Place AOPis Run for the Roses Overall 2007

    3rd Place SAEs Paddy Murphy Philanthropy 2008

    3rd Place Delta Gammas Anchor Splash Overall 2007

    3rd Place Delta Gammas Anchor Splash Pocket Change 2007

    3rd Place Greek Week Overall 2007

    Most Improved Chapter 2007

    Panhellenic Spirit Award 2007Greek Woman of the Year 2007 and 2008

    Housing Corporation of the Year 2007

    Homecoming Queen 2007

    -GPA is a 2.5 for all intensive purposes and 3.0 for incoming Freshmen

    Recruitment Booklet Corrections:

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    ADPi:

    It should read Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House.

    ZTA:

    New Member dues: $1,020Member dues:

    In House: $635

    Out of house: $840

    AOPi:

    It should read Philanthropy: adult and juvenile arthritis. Disregard part

    about housing requirements. Local founding date was Sept. 7th 1985.

    New Member dues- $959sisters in house- $425

    sisters out of house- $675

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