Chapter Activity Reports

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 (3434)/Comments (0)/
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Scuba Dogs: International Coast Cleaning 2011

Originally posted by Paola Luna

The Scuba Dog Society as well as the community and the Alpha Zeta Puerto Rico chapter volunteered on September 17, 2011 for the cleaning of the coasts of Puerto Rico, specifically "El Alambique”. This international event has created consciousness and encouraged a numerous amount of countries all over the world to conserve all of our natural resources. Last year, a total of 616,000 volunteers picked 8.7 million pounds of garbage. In the "El Alambique” coast alone, we picked about 25 pounds of garbage.
Monday, February 6, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3275)/Comments (0)/
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NC Bowling!

NC Bowling!

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

On January 17th, several brothers got together at Western Lanes just off of campus to enjoy a night of bowling. Each brother had a great time and made many memories. At this bowling alley, each person has to record their own scores which makes it much more interesting.
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3219)/Comments (0)/
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NC Spring Semester Beginning

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

On January 11th, a dozen brothers met up at El Cerro near campus to enjoy a Mexican cuisine before our first meeting of the spring semester. This allowed us to catch up and enjoy dinner with each other before the semester madness got kicked off. We shared our many stories from Christmas Break and what we all got for Christmas.
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3235)/Comments (0)/
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NC Christmas Social

NC Christmas Social

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

Before exams were over the brotherhood got together at The Big Easy in Downtown Raleigh for dinner. There we enjoyed a great dinner and wonderful conversations with each other. There were over thirty brothers and guests who fit in the back end of the restaurant. We each enjoyed getting dressed up for the occasion to eat different Louisiana style dishes.
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3288)/Comments (0)/
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NC End of the Semester Candlelight

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

At end of our last meeting of the semester, the brotherhood got into a circle at Candlelight ceremony.  We all passed a candle around sharing our favorite memories of AZ, what Alpha Zeta has meant to us, and wishing those December graduates the best of luck.  We ended with the graduating seniors telling their favorite memories and giving us advice as we finish our college careers.  It is always an emotional and meaningful ceremony. This semester we had five brothers graduate from their undergraduate careers, some moving on to more school or jobs.
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3122)/Comments (0)/
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NC 2011 Christmas Tree Fundraiser

NC 2011 Christmas Tree Fundraiser

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

On December 2nd and 3rd, the brotherhood gathered at Weaver Hall to set up for our Christmas Tree sale. The selling began in September to many family members and professors on campus. On December 2nd a dozen brothers showed up at Weaver to receive the trees from a Christmas Tree farmer that was kind enough to drive from Avery County, NC to deliver us the trees...
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3680)/Comments (0)/
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Halloween at Oakwood Cemetery

Halloween at Oakwood Cemetery

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

On October 29th, the brotherhood got together early that morning at Oakwood Cemetery in downtown Raleigh to help set up for their annual Lantern Walk. The brotherhood helped fill old 2 liter soda bottles with sand and placed candles in them on top of the sand. We made a safe path for the families that planned on attending that nights lantern walk. The brotherhood helps with a lot of the events that the Cemetery holds every year and this is one of the funnest ones...
Sunday, January 22, 2012/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3175)/Comments (0)/
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AZ NSP 12/18/11-12/21/11

AZ NSP 12/18/11-12/21/11

Originally posted by Claire D. Page

The Florida Chapter of Alpha Zeta hosted the National Service Project for the second time. 10 brothers came from Florida and across the country to help in the Orlando area. The trip was an opportunity for members to work hard and make a difference in the lives of people we encountered or helped. The 10 members who came to Orlando worked extremely hard and made a huge difference in the lives of disadvantaged people in the Central Florida area!
Friday, December 23, 2011/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3749)/Comments (0)/
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NC Brothers participate at the Yam Jam

NC Brothers participate at the Yam Jam

Originally posted by Madeline N. Dabolt

At the 2011 Yam Jam on October 15th, 8 brothers traveled to Johnston County and helped glean Sweet Potatoes. Gleaning is when you collect leftover crops that were not picked up when the farmers went through with the tractors. In order to find the sweet potatoes we had to dig with shovels or our hands. The Sweet Potatoes that everyone collected went to the local food shelter where they were distributed to different locations and different homes. It was surprising how relaxing digging in the dirt was. Everyone really enjoyed our ag-related service project that helped a lot of people who depend on the food shelters.
Thursday, October 27, 2011/Author: Alpha Zeta/Number of views (3069)/Comments (0)/
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