Alpha Zeta Puerto Rico Chapter participated on the breast cancer support march on October 23^rd. This is the march for which we sold t-shirts, bracelets, hats and pins to help raise funds. The march was around our college campus and at the end everybody got together to form a giant pink bra.

On October 22nd our Agricultural Sciences department held an honor student ceremony were all of our faculty honor students are recognized for their academic achievements. Our Chapter was also recognized for our different leadership and community service activities during the semester.

The purpouse of the rambutan collection was to sell them at college to gain funds for Alpha Zeta. On Monday 20th of October, we sold rambutans at the prices of $4.00 a pack of 20 units, and $0.25 the lone unit.  Though we started out in the Piñero building, we sent a few packs to the Student Center, to try out our luck. As it happens, it was a total success. Many people tasted the fruit for their very first time, admitting that they didn’t even know the exotic fruit existed and comparing it ...

On October 19th our chapter went to Dr. Custodio's farm and collected over 2,000 rambutans (we lost count) to sell the next day. We were collecting and packaging rambutans from 12:00pm to 5:00pm. All the rambutans were donated by Dr. Custodio who is a retired animal science professor and always of great help to our Chapter. We had three pledges attend and we could see that they are hard workers dedicated to learning something new everyday.

This meeting was held on October 16th . The pledges were given a brief history of our Fraternity. We discussed various past activities that our chapter had done and future activities that we are planning, we also told them all the requisites that the pledges have to complete in order to be initiated. At the end of the meeting we had some pastries and the pledges were able to talk freely and ask questions to our members.

The Zoológico de Puerto Rico Dr. Juan A. Rivero needs much help dealing with their green areas and other labors. Dependant on the Government for its founds as part of the division of Parques Nacionales, it lacks personnel it needs and is therefore sustained in a great measure by the help of volunteers. Knowing this, members of Alpha Zeta took it upon themselves to give a hand to the personnel that so desperately need it.  The Zoo is trying to reestablish its seedbed area, but it was covered ...

For a month now, the Puerto Rico Chapter of Alpha Zeta has been giving a friendly hand to the Sociedad Americana del Cancer de Puerto Rico (American Society of Cancer in Puerto Rico)  by selling items in preparation for the march against breast cancer, as a fundraiser for patients and survivors of breast cancer. We have been selling T-shirts, caps, bracelets and pins in the shopping center Mayaguez Town during the Thursdays from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM. On Thursday 18th of September and October ...

On September 24 we had our second fundraiser of the semester in our Agricultural Sciences building from 8:30am to 2:00pm. We were experimenting with this type of sale because our Chapter had never done it before and we didn't know if it was going to be successful, so we didn't want to buy to much product and then be unable to sell it. The sale was successful we made a total of $100, since we sold everything next time we know that there will be more demand.

Stress is high and mid terms are on their way plus a lot more of other work, so as a way to unwind a little before the pressure of collage and obligations catch up to us, the AZ Puerto Rico Chapter decided to make a Movie Night to share among friends and enjoy a few laughs. Seven members participated and shared the laughter while watching Mall Cop, and then later followed Will Smith on his pursuit of law-breaking robots in I, Robot. We shared popcorn and Doritos in Bosque 51, Mayagüez and ...

Puerto Rico Chapter’s participated in the International Shoreline Clean Up 2014, helping along with many other volunteers from Scuba Dogs and Campus Verde, to clean and count the trash lining the Jobos Beach in Isabela. Seven members of the Chapter participated in this national cleaning on Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 7:30a.m. to 12:00m. We were able to collect around 90 pounds of trash plus three tires, from cars and bicycles. However, life can’t be all work and no play, so after ...