1. CameoNational Professional Fraternity in the Communication Arts and Sciences since 1893
Fall 2015 | Volume 79 | No. 1
October
2nd
- 4th
2015
52nd
National Convention
New York City
Zeta Phi Eta

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Dear Fellow Zetas,
It is with great pride that I bring you this Fall
2015 issue of the Cameo, and I hope that it finds
you well. As a new member of the National
Council, making the transition from campus
chapter member to professional member, I feel
honored to hold the position of Cameo Editor
and to serve Zeta in this way.
This issue is focused on the 52nd National
Convention that is being held in New York. All of us on the National
Council are very excited to seeing many of you this October 2nd - 4th,
2015. We hope you will be able to join us for our bi-annual convention.
You can fill out the registration form in this issue and mail it to us at
Zeta Phi Eta Inc., Central Office, 1010 S. Anderson St., Urbana, IL 61801.
You can also register online at www.zetaphieta.org/nationalconvention.
In order to keep you up to date on the current happenings of Zeta, many
officers of the National Council have contributed reports to this issue of
the Cameo so that you may become familiar with what each of us is doing
to in Zeta. In upcoming issues I would love to have articles from other
members, so if you have any ideas or anything you would like to submit,
please email me at erikagenova93@gmail.com.
I hope you enjoy this issue of the Cameo and I look forward to hearing
from you in the future.
With Wisdom, Integrity & Love,
Erika R. Genova
Letter From The EditorIn This Issue...
Foundation
Update ...............................
Scholarship
Application.........................
Zeta Reunion/
Convention......................... 6
Convention Schedule
of Events............................ 8
Free Things To Do
In NYC............................... 9
Convention Registration
Form................................. 10
Member
Updates.............................
Cameo
Educational Publication
Volume 79 | No. 1 | Fall 2015
Erika R. Genova, Editor
Cameo is published semi-annually by Zeta Phi Eta, National Professional Fraternity in the Communication Arts and Sciences.
It is sent to all members of Zeta Phi Eta in good standing.
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Relatives of deceased members: Please send information, including date and place of death, to Central Office Executive Director at the above address.
To be added to the e-newsletter, email president@zetaphieta.org.

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2015-2016
National Council
Officers
National President
Blair Shiff
president@zetaphieta.org
303-587-7024
1st Vice President
Paul Cantillon
1stVP@zetaphieta.org
339-927-1800
2nd Vice President
Vacant
Secretary
Priyanka Jaisinghani
secretary@zetaphieta.org
Treasurer
Danielle Kushner
treasurer@zetaphieta.org
Cameo Editor
Erika Genova
cameo@zetaphieta.org
516-234-3281
Advisory Board Chair
Elina Kotlyar
advisorychair@zetaphieta.org
Central Office Exec. Director
Tyler Wilson
coed@zetaphieta.org
Foundation Executive Director
Valerie Glowinski
foundation@zetaphieta.org
847-259-4264
Foundation Treasurer
Vacant
Webmaster
Tony Ascenso
webmaster@zetaphieta.org
978-729-4008
Communications/PR Chair
Vacant
Career Development Chair
Vacant
Bylaws Chair
Vacant
Letter From The President
Dear Zeta Phi Eta members,
I’ve been National Council President since
2011. That’s a long time to be looked at as the
person responsible for a national, professional
co-ed fraternity for the communications arts
and sciences. I’m lucky enough to work with
phenomenal volunteers on the National Council
to help me along the way.
Beyond all that pressure, it’s an extreme
honor to be able to make sure this organization
makes a difference in not only its members lives
but also the community as a whole.
Zeta Phi Eta is in constant transition. In just the past few years, we’ve
had new chapters form at campuses across the country. We’re excited to
get more people in the Zeta family and involved after graduation. If you’re
interested in getting reconnected with Zeta, please peruse the contact list
in this Cameo issue and inquire. We’d love to have you!
In Zeta,
Blair Shiff
Our Mission
1. To band together individuals committed to high standards in
communication arts and sciences;
2. To provide opportunities for sharing professional interests
through participation in worthwhile activities in the fields of
communication;
3. To provide a climate in which members may develop sound
professional philosophies; and
4. To stimulate and encourage all worthy enterprises in the
communication fields.
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Foundation Update
National Council Updates
Update from the President:
I’m excited to continue on as the Zeta Phi Eta
President. I pledged the Alpha Chapter in the Spring
of 2004 at Emerson College. I’ve been on National
Council since 2009 and National Council President
since 2011. I currently work as the Senior Digital
Producer for KUSA 9NEWS, the NBC station in
Denver, Colo. My goal as National Council President
is to reinvigorate campus chapters and give the campus
chapter members a reason to stay connected to Zeta
Phi Eta after graduation. I also hope to create eternal
professional bonds between members across many
chapters. I need your suggestions on what you’d like
Zeta to do over the next two years. Feel free to email
me at president@zetaphieta.org. Any comments and
suggestions are welcome!
Warmest greetings to all my Zeta brothers and sisters! Your Zeta Phi Eta Foundation is in great shape, and eager
to help you fulfill your Communication Arts and Sciences aspirations, be it completing your education, or going
ahead with that special project.
As you know, Zeta’s Convention is coming up very soon, and we’re happy to offer an opportunity to give more
Zetas the chance to attend. We know many people would like to come to Convention, but money may be an issue.
Therefore, National Council made the decision to allow Zetas to apply for a special Scholarship to help defray
some of the cost.
The rules to apply for this Scholarship are the same as for the usual Foundation Awards and the Marguerite
Garden Jones Award, with one exception: instead of the usual one-year membership requirement to apply, you
only need be a member in good standing for one semester! We hope this will give more Zetas the impetus to apply,
and to attend what is looking to be our best Convention in many years. By the time you read this, we hope to have
received many applications. A Zeta Convention is an event not to be missed, and through the efforts of our good
friends in the Beta Eta chapter at Hofstra University, we know this year’s reunion will be outstanding.
Hope to see you there!
In Zeta,
Valerie Glowinski
Update from the Vice President:
I pledged The Alpha Chapter at Emerson College
in Spring 2005. After which I served as Intercampus
Chapter Relations Tzar (clearly a position we made
up) and as Vice President which also happens to be my
position on National Council! I majored in Television
production and spent two years in LA working mostly
on reality television. After a number of happy accidents
I moved into Promotional Marketing where I managed
tours for Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and Little Debbie snack
cakes just to name a few. I’m now working in digital
advertising sales at OwnerIQ in Boston. This summer
we’re working on some new initiatives to get the campus
chapters in more consistent communication so we can
make sure the professional connections of Zeta Phi Eta
expand as far as possible!

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Update from the Webmaster:
I’ve been Zeta’s Webmaster since 2011. I pledged the
Alpha Chapter in the Fall of 1998 at Emerson College.
For two terms I served as the National Historian and I
also oversee our archives. I currently work as the Studio
Manager of the Television Facilities at Emerson College,
which continues to give me opportunity to meet many of
the new Alpha chapter members. The website continues
to evolve and our social media presence continues to
grow. These sites are a key way to connect with our
members from all ages. It also serves as a gateway for
new chapters. More and more of our business can now
be done with the website, this includes dues payment,
applications, scholarships submission and Cameo
submissions. We hope to add more services. My goal is
to continue to make the site friendly and a resource. I’m
always seeking feedback and ideas, so please do let me
know. If you have photos, news or other information
we’ll be happy to share it through our sites. Please take
a look around zetaphieta.org . Content contribution is
really critical for the success of our sites.
Update from the Advisory Board Chair:
I pledged Zeta at Emerson College in my Junior
year because I was impressed by the leadership and
the community spirit that was represented by the Zeta
membership at the time. Zeta became my family for
years to come and I am happy to say that several of my
brothers and sisters have been life long friends. I have
held several positions on the National Council and
currently serve as an Advisory Board Chair. My role
is to advise and guide the National Council members
as we govern the organization. I am a pediatric Speech
Language Pathologist and an Arts Administrator
(trained Stage Manager). My life long passion is to
make art experiences available to all individuals.
Currently, I am working on creating a Creative Arts
Therapy program for children with various abilities,
their siblings and friends, exposing and engaging them
to theatre, dance and visual art. I moved to Minneapolis
a year ago and I love it.
Update from the Central Office Executive Director:
I joined Zeta’s Alpha Chapter in Spring 2009 at
Emerson College. As a campus member, I served on
the executive board and also assisted with initiating
new members in Spring 2011. Currently, I serve on
National Council as the Central Office Director. As
Central Office Director, I mostly collect applications for
membership and maintain our membership database.
As I continue serving Zeta in this capacity, I’d like to
see our database become a better resource for the entire
membership. This resource can assist campus chapter
members who seek to build bonds with our members
across the country and also help professionals reconnect
with their brothers and sisters. If you’re embarking on
a new journey (relocating, graduating, or beginning a
new professional endeavor) or just want to say hi, please
contact me at coed@zetaphieta.org. I would be happy to
help you stay connected with Zeta.
National Council Updates
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2015 Zeta Foundation Award Recipients
Courtney Keating
Beta Eta Chapter
I am incredibly honored
to be the recipient of the
2015 Zeta Foundation
Award. To represent not
only my chapter but Zeta
nationally is a remarkable
privilege. This money will
help me achieve my career
goals financially as graduation nears this spring. As a
Bachelor of Science in Video and Television, most jobs
ask for a video reel of work. I currently do not have the
resources to make one, so I plan on applying the money
to the purchase of a DSLR Camera and AVID editing
software. Hopefully this reel will help me achieve my
dreams of working for major TV shows in New York
City or Los Angeles. Thank you to all of Zeta Nationals
for making my dreams more of a possibility.
2015 Zeta Scholars
We got to meet our 2015 Zeta Scholars at the North-
western University Honors Convocation. Danica
Rosengren received the Winifred Ward Award, which
is given to a graduate level student that has demon-
strated both intellectual and artistic ability in child
drama and theater. Olivia Cygan received the Zeta Phi
Eta Award, which is given to use on academic course
work or career development that falls within the scope
of Communication Arts and Sciences.
From left to right: Gail West, Linda Gates, Danica
Rosengren, Olivia Cygan (Zeta Phi Eta Award), Lynn
Carver, Valerie Glowinski
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On Shiu
Alpha Chapter
The other 2015 Zeta FoundationAward recipient was
On Shiu, of the Alpha Chapter. This award has helped
him to further his communication goals by pursuing
Scene Study and Monologue class.
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Zeta Phi Eta Foundation, Inc.
Scholarship Application
PLEASE NOTE: Zeta Phi Eta Foundation may award two or more awards annually. Foundation Awards are generally given in the spring and the
Marguerite Garden Jones Memorial Award is usually awarded in the fall. As such, the application deadlines are as follows:
Foundation Award Deadline: Postmarked by April 15
Marguerite Garden Jones Award Deadline: Postmarked by January 1
Using a separate sheet or sheets, please list the following information:
1. Name, Address, Telephone, Fax, and Email
If you currently reside at a campus or temporary address, please list permanent address and phone number.
2. Zeta Phi Eta Membership Information
Minimum one-year Zeta membership required to apply; national dues must be current. Please list the following:
a. Chapter of initiation
b. Year of initiation
c. Current chapter
d. Current status (choose one):
Campus chapter member, Professional chapter member or Member-At-Large
3. Student Status
a. If you are presently a student, what is your classification?
(Undergraduate year, Master’s, Doctoral, Other)
b. Please provide certified transcripts when applying for a scholarship to pursue
academic study.
c. If applicable, please specify field of graduate study you plan to pursue.
4. Award You Are Applying For (choose one)
There is no pre-determined amount awarded each year, applicants are encouraged to be as precise as possible. The Foundation
will determine the amount of award given based on the financial state of the Foundation and merit of the project; therefore
awards may be adjusted accordingly.
a. Marguerite Garden Jones Memorial Award - MUST BE POSTMARKED BYJanuary 1, 2011.
(note: This award is not limited to the pursuit of a degree (course work), and may be used for a
self-designed project.) requested amount: $__________
b. Zeta Foundation Award - MUST BE POSTMARKED BY APRIL 15, 2011 (continue to question 6)
requested amount: $__________
5. Activities/Honors - List briefly:
a. Work for Zeta Phi Eta
b. Extracurricular activities
c. Offices, honors, awards
d. Hobbies and community service
6. Essay
State why you are applying for funds in 500 words or less. If applying for the Marguerite Garden-Jones award, give
details of the project you wish to accomplish.
7. References
Ask two people to send letters of reference on your behalf directly to the Foundation.
a. At least one reference must be from a member of Zeta Phi Eta (the other can be from any other person
familiar with your work)
b. Voting Members of National Council may not submit a reference on your behalf
Send all materials to: Zeta Phi Eta Foundation, c/o Zeta Phi Eta Central Office, 1295 Park Ave., Washington, NJ 07882
(857) 257-9030 or visit www.zetaphieta.org to submit applications online
Please direct any questions to Foundation Executive Director, Valerie Glowinski at foundation@zetaphieta.org.

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Zeta Phi Eta is proud to announce the 2015 National
Convention, October 2nd – 4th at Hofstra University,
on Long Island, New York. The Beta Eta Chapter at
Hofstra will be our host. This chapter was officially
installed just a few years ago.
Zetas from all destinations and generations are
encouraged to gather for the biannual convention in
the Big Apple to promote professional development
in the communications arts and sciences and to do
the business of the fraternity. Come reunite with your
brothers and sisters, be a part of the fun, and help shape
the vision of Zeta in the future.
Hofstra University is a private institution that
sits on 240 acres of land in Hempstead, New York.
Established in 1935, Hofstra is home to more than
13,000 grad and undergrad students. Immediately
surrounding Hofstra’s campus are unlimited dining
options, the Roosevelt Field Mall, Dave and Busters,
movie theaters, and much more.
Being located a convinent 25 miles away from New
York City, Hofstra students have the opportunity to
intern with the industries finest, as well as explore the
city just for fun. Hofstra University is a welcoming
place for everyone.
About Hofstra UniversityReunion in New York City

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10 Facts About Hofstra’s
School of Communication
1. Hofstra University was ranked 2nd in US for media
professionals according to a new ranking system
launched by LinkedIn that measures alumni career
outcomes.
2. Hofstra is one of 110 institutions accredited by the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication.
3. WRHU became the first non-profit college radio
station to have an exclusive broadcasting agreement
with a professional sports team, the New York
Islanders.
4. WRHU-88.7 FM received the 2014 NAB Marconi
Award for Noncommercial Station of the Year.
5. In 2012 a communications study abroad program
was launched in Rome, Italy.
6. Hofstra now has a coomunications immersion
program in Los Angeles, Ca.
7. Hofstra is home to The Long Island Report a
multimedia news organization honored by the
Society of Professional Journalists and Press Club
of Long Island.
8. Students of the Lawrence Herbert School of
Communication have their work showcased online
at HerbertSchool360.com.
9. Hofstra has one of the largest non-commercial
broadcast studios in the Northeast; it includes video
control rooms, editing suites, and professional
soundstages.
10. Communication classes at Hofstra are taught by
internationally-recognized scholars, published
authors, and industry leaders, including Emmy
Award-winners, Fulbright Scholars, and recipients
of grants from the Scripps Howard Foundation and
Association for the Education of Journalism and
Mass Communications.
Photo Courtesy of: herbertschool360.com
Why You Should Come
SomepeoplesaythatwiththepopularityofFacebook,
Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media websites the
purpose of class reunions is moot. However that is not
the case with Zeta Phi Eta’s 52nd National Convention.
This convention which helps us grow professionally is
also a reunion where generations upon generations of
Zetas come to one location to connect with one another.
Whether you pledged in 1976 or you just joined this
orgainzation, the point of the Zeta Phi Eta convention is
to meet people just like you and to reminisce with those
you already have strong bonds with.
Register today for the oportunity to spend time with
your brothers and sisters in Zeta! The 52nd National
Convention is a great place to make memories, grow
professionally, network with fellow Zetas that are in the
same field and of course to make new freinds.
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Below is the tentative schedule of events for the
convention. Subject to change*
Thursday, October 1st
5:00 pm - Registration Opens
8:00 pm-11p Welcome/Informal Reception
Friday, October 2nd
8:00 am - Breakfast
9:30 am - Welcome/Convention Rules
10:15 am - Campus Chapter Workshop
11:30a-12:30p New Chapter Initiation Discussion
12:30 pm - Lunch
2:00 pm - Member Panel or Networking Workshop
3:00 pm - Campus Chapter presentations
4:45 pm - State of Zeta Report
6:30 pm - Elections
7:30 pm - Dinner and Bowling
Saturday, October 3rd
8:00 am - Breakfast
10:30 am - Group Tour of the Met Opera House
12:00 pm - Lunch in Central Park
4:00 pm - Group Tour of 9/11 Museum
6:00 pm - Dinner and a Movie at Hofstra
Sunday, October 4th
9:00 am - Checkout
10:00 am - Brunch
12:00 pm - Memorial Service/Future of Zeta Report
2:00 pm - Goodbyes
There are two registration options for members.
Full Convention:$120
This option covers all of the events and meals
indicated in the schedule for Friday through Sunday.
All convention swag will be included in this price.
NYC Day: $70
If you cannot attend the full convention this may be
the perfect way to still attend. Come join all of your
fellow Zetas for a day in New York City. This option
covers all events in NYC on Saturday October 3rd. All
transportation, museums and convention swag will be
included in this price.
Zeta Phi Eta members will need to make lodging
arrangements in addition to registration. National
Council has arranged a special rate at the hotel below.
The block of rooms is reserved under “Zeta Phi Eta
Convention.” The reservations can be made online as
well using the Group Code: K10.
Holiday Inn
www.hiwestburyhotel.com
855-744-8690
Guests will need to indicate if they would prefer a
single or a double and provide a credit card at the time
of booking. All reservations MUST be made by 9/1/15
in order to receive a special rate.
• $174/per night for a single or a double.
• $20 for each additional person.
• $10 for a rollaway bed.
Convention AgendaLodging
Registration

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10 Free Things To Do in New York City
5. The Hispanic Society of America Museum is home
to the largest collection of Spanish art in the United
States and also has approximately 600,000 rare books.
1. The High Line is a
park created from an old
elevated railroad track
with amazing views of
the Hudson River and
every day city life.
7. The Socrates Sculpture Park is an open studio and
exhibition place for artists to create large scultptures as
well as multimedia pieces in an outdoor enviornment
for others to view.
2. The New York Public Library is 104 years old and
is New York’s most famous library. You can’t miss this
historic site with its two marble lions in the front who
have been named ‘Fortitude’ and ‘Patience.’
9. The Sony Wonder Technology Lab is a free museum
that is a must see for all ages. This lab has 21 exhibition
areas as well as 69 interactive stations.
3. During the last hour of the
American Museum of Natural
History the admission price is
free. See how much you can see
in this breath-taking museum.
6. The ferry to Governors Island is free and you can
spend the day exploring the 172-acre island. You can
site see, bike ride, enjoy a picnic or even play a game
of mini golf.
4. Battery Park offers vistors a great view of Ellis
Island and the Statue of Liberty. This park also offers
a labytinth that is traced in the lawn and has been a
deemed a meditation stroll.
7. The Socrates Sculpture Park is an open studio and
exhibition place for artists to create large scultptures as
well as multimedia pieces in an outdoor enviornment
for others to view.
8. St. Patrick’s Catherdral is visited by over five
million people each year. You can walk through at your
own pace admiring its neo-gothic architecture.
10. Have you ever wanted to be in the audience for one
of those late night shows like The Tonight Show eith
Jimmy Fallon? You can stand in line or register online
before these talk shows to get your free tickets.

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National Convention Registration
Zeta Phi Eta holds a National Convention/Reunion every other year. Activities include panel discussions,
workshops, general assembly, social outings and National Elections. Please complete this form and mail it to the
following addresss including your fee:
Zeta Phi Eta Inc., 1010 S. Anderson St., Apt. 4, Urbana, IL 61801
You also may register online at www.zetaphieta.org/nationalconvention.
First Name: _______________________________ Last Name: ______________________________________
Email Address: _______________________________________Cell Phone: ____________________________
Street Address: _____________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _____________________________________________________________________________
Initiation Year/Current Chapter of Affiliation: _____________________________________________________
Are you currently: o Campus Member o Professional Member o Member at Large
Current Job Title, Company, Field: _____________________________________________________________
Dietary restrictions: _________________________________________________________________________
Event Fees
There are two options for registration that are described on the previous page. The full convention fee of
$120.00 does not cover lodging that must be booked on your own with the information provided on the
previous page.
______ Full Convention Attendee(s) x $120.00 = __________
______ NYC Day *ONLY* Attendee(s) x $70.00 = __________
Total registration cost: _________________________
Please make check payable to Zeta Phi Eta. Registration must be received by July 31, 2013.
Mail to Zeta Phi Eta Inc., c/o Elina Kotlyar 1010 S. Anderson St., Apt. 4, Urbana, IL 61801

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Alumni Spotlight
Thevenin J. Campton graduated from the University of
Central Florida with a degree in advertising and public relations
in May. He is the founding president for the Beta Iota Chapter
of Zeta Phi Eta in Orlando, Florida, founded in spring 2015.
He’s currently working as a free agent in various capacities,
including public relations consulting for small businesses and
as a volunteer coordinator with OrlandoiX, Florida’s upcoming
5-day tech conference.
Emi graduated this past spring with a BA in Journalism and
shortly started working at CBS News. She manages ad sales,
produces features, coordinates interviews with correspondents
and is absolutely loving her new job. Emi’s advice to others
still in school, “Make the most of your internships and never
be afraid to go above and beyond what you’re asked to do. You
never know what could happen in the future.”
Are You A Recent Graduate?
If so and you would like to be a spotlight alumni in
our next issue of the Cameo please contact,
Erika Genova at cameo@zetaphieta.org.

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Campus Chapter Contact List
Beta Eta Chapter at
Hofstra University
Marisa Russell
President
mrussell1@pride.hofstra.edu
Alexi Velasquez
Vice President
alexivee@gmail.com
Erika Genova
Secretary
erikagenova93@gmail.com
Rachael Durant
Treasurer
rduran3@pride.hofstra.edu
Beta Theta Chapter at
University of Toledo
Sierra Hudnall
President
sierra.hudnall@rockets.utoledo.edu
Elliott Free
Vice President
elliott.free@rockets.utoledo.edu
Hannah Kessler
Secretary
hannah.kessler@rockets.utoledo.edu
Zeinab Cheaib
Treasurer
zeinab.cheaib@rockets.utoledo.edu
Carly Wiegand
PR Coordinator
carly.wiegand@rockets.utoledo.edu
Beta Iota Chapter at
University of Central Florida
Lisa Kauffman
Chief Executive Officer
lisakauffman@knights.ucf.edu
Maria Lumbi
Chief Operations Officer
lumbi.maria@yahoo.com
Ryan Marshall
Co-Chief Risk Officer
ryanmarshall@knights.ucf.edu
Kenya Lipplett
Co-Chief Risk Officer
klipplett@knights.ucf.edu
Jenitza Quiñones
Chief Administrative Officer
ryanmarshall@knights.ucf.edu
Anthony Dauksis
Chief Financial Officer
adauk001@knights.ucf.edu
Christina Astore
Chief Communications Officer
adauk001@knights.ucf.edu
Steven Yalowitz
Chief Networking Officer
steveyalo@knights.ucf.edu

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The Zeta Symphony
As the La France Rose comes
from the dark earth,
Bringing LOVE to our service,
JOY to our banquet table,
And PEACE to our hearts,
So may I, like my rose, go forth
with a message of GOOD CHEER.
This is my Zeta Symphony.
Achieve with Wisdom, Integrity and Love
Our Motto
Quote
“Our job is only to hold up the mirror - to tell and
show the public what has happened.”
- Walter Cronkite

16. Enclosed is my check, payable to Zeta Phi Eta, Inc. for ’15 -’16 dues. Prof.: $30.00/Campus:$20.00
I have also enclosed an additional contribution for:
Zeta Phi Eta Inc. Operating Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
Sending a campus member to convention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
TOTAL ENCLOSED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
❏❏My dues are paid through my professional chapter
❏❏I have already sent my 2015-2016 dues
Month Year
❏❏I have previously paid my “Life Membership” dues
❏❏I am unable to make a payment at this time, but please
keep me on the mailing list
Help us keep our records updated and send news for Cameo!
Name Chapter Where Initiated
Address Initiation Year Graduation Year
Degree/Major
Phone Professional Chapter Affiliation
Email Fax
Update
I am interested in: o joining/forming a professional chapter
o joining/forming a campus chapter
o mentoring other Zetas
o assisting with the campus chapter reactivation program
o assist with convention planning
Stay In Touch!Be sure to visit us online:
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Garden Jones Award!
Submit your application to
Valerie Glowinski,
Zeta Phi Eta Foundation
c/o Zeta Phi Eta
2349 North Windsor Drive
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
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