Chapter Activity Reports

NC Agriculture Awareness Week

NC Agriculture Awareness Week

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

Throughout Agriculture Awareness Week, the Brotherhood offered many events to involve students and faculty in the celebration of agriculture. We decided this year to set up on Sunday to make sure everything was good to go on Monday. The animals were settled in and the tables were set up so that the clubs throughout the College of Ag and Life Sciences could set up when they arrived on Monday morning. That afternoon we held Ag Olympics. A few faculty members volunteered to compete in the competitions we had including a piece of pie eating contest...
Saturday, April 14, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3546)/Comments (0)/

NC Service with 4H students

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

On Sunday March 11th, 7 brothers went and helped at the Wake County 4H Workshop. The brothers got to speak with Middle School students about agriculture. A lot of the students were in the Horse club, but there were other students who were in the different clubs that are offered in Wake County. They played an Ag Trivia game where they had to answer various questions about agriculture. The students also got to ask the brothers questions about college and what it was all about so they would know the process to applying and what kind of majors they would be able to choose. Brother Kirby talked to them about the Pre-Vet program at NCSU.
Saturday, April 14, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3422)/Comments (0)/

Cornell Chapter Volunteers at Food Bank 2/17/2012

Originally posted by Emily R. Tompkins

Five members from Alpha Zeta Cornell re-visited Food Bank of the Southern Tier in Elmira, NY at which they volunteered last semester. They took a tour of the new facility that is being used to store and redistribute food across southern NY, particularly areas recovering from hurricane damage from the fall. Actives helped pack bags for the food bank’s Backpack Program which gives food that can be easily packed into school lunches to families in need.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3442)/Comments (0)/
UF Road Clean Up Service 3/22/12

UF Road Clean Up Service 3/22/12

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

The Florida Chapter cleaned up our adopted road for the first time this spring. The members that participated in the clean up did not mind taking time out of their schedule on a Thursday evening to put the trash back where it belongs and off the street. Usually our road clean-ups take place on a weekend in the morning to avoid the heat of the day but our service chair, Jaclyn Irwin, planned the evening clean up to help add variation to the times of our events...
Sunday, March 25, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3153)/Comments (0)/
UF Pledge Class Clothing Drive 3/13-3/20/12

UF Pledge Class Clothing Drive 3/13-3/20/12

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

The Florida Chapter's spring pledge class put together a clothing drive for the St. Francis House in Gainesville. The St. Francis House homeless shelter and soup kitchen in Gainesville, Florida provides emergency food, temporary shelter, and related support services in a safe, secure environment for people in Alachua County who, for whatever reason, find themselves homeless and hungry. St. Francis House provides these services in a supportive environment where people can begin to manage their problems effectively and re-establish themselves as productive members of the community...
Sunday, March 25, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3308)/Comments (0)/
19 AZP Members Return from 6 Weeks of Study Abroad in Brazil

19 AZP Members Return from 6 Weeks of Study Abroad in Brazil

Originally posted by Katilyn D. Stevens

Each year, about 20 members of the Townshend Chapter of AZ (AZP) spend six weeks studying abroad in Brazil at the Universidad de Sao Paulo-ESALQ. This program takes a great deal of commitment from our in country hosts, Ana Victoria, Andre, and Shirota, as well as our advisor, Jill Pfister. Months of planning and problem solving goes into making these short six weeks of travel possible...
Tuesday, March 6, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3808)/Comments (0)/
AZ Recognized in Dean's Monthly Report

AZ Recognized in Dean's Monthly Report

Originally posted by Aubrey B. Weibel

The week preceding Christmas, Cook Chapter learned of a local Homeless Shelter run by churches in the area. Each week, the shelter moves to a different church and volunteers sign the men in and stay up each night from 7pm to 7am in case of emergencies. Alpha Zeta was contacted by a local church for help and responded in force...
Tuesday, March 6, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3248)/Comments (0)/
UF Project Makeover Service 2/26/12

UF Project Makeover Service 2/26/12

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

Project makeover is a huge service project put on by students out of the University of Florida and founded by a UF student in 2008. The project was held at Chester Shell Elementary this year. The organization raised over $9,000 and used over 1,055 volunteers from UF students to community volunteers helping prune bushes, paint interactive murals, and overall beautify the school over a weekend...
Monday, March 5, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3660)/Comments (0)/
UF Woodser Social 2/24/12

UF Woodser Social 2/24/12

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

With all the smores fixings bought, the Florida Chapter was off to another successful woodser. Every semester we take a road trip to a local campsite in the middle of what seems to be nowhere for our Woodser. We reserved a campground at Kate's Fish Camp where the ranger came out and helped set up our bonfire to make delicious smores! Members gathered around the fire to share stories about their semester and to meet the newest pledges...
Monday, March 5, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3493)/Comments (0)/
UF Ronald McDonald House Service 2/21/12 & 2/23/12

UF Ronald McDonald House Service 2/21/12 & 2/23/12

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

Members of the Florida Chapter took their lunch break to go join up with other organizations and sororities to help out at the local Ronald McDonald House in Gainesville. While at the house members help remove and replace box springs and mattresses in the house. The Ronald McDonald House provides temporary housing, basic amenities and support to families with critically ill children seeking treatment at area medical facilities. The program helps to stabilize situations for families and allow them to concentrate all of their time and energy on the treatment and recovery of their children. By just changing out their beds to something newer and more comfortable we may have just made their day a tad better!...
Thursday, February 23, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3400)/Comments (0)/
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