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This document outlines the agenda for a pledge class meeting, including elections for various leadership positions. It provides instructions for the election process, lists candidates for each position, and includes reminders about dues and involvement opportunities. It also notes points earned by pledges in a game, announces an upcoming team challenge, and shares a historical fun fact and toast song for the fraternity.
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- 1. Pledge Class #2 Team Captains: Please get your teams together and circle your chairs. All pledgebooks should be put on the stage!
- 2. Ice Breaker “Super hero” name: Color of Shirt + Object to your right + Man/Woman (Buy Stickers) i.e: Black Coffee Woman
- 3. ELECTIONS!!! • Process: – One position at a time – If only 1 person is running, pledges can nominate candidates off the floor – You cannot nominate yourself – If 1 person is running unopposed, we can motion to vote for that person by acclimation • Someone must say “Motion for all persons running unopposed to be voted in by acclamation” • Someone must say “second” • Everyone else must say “Aye”
- 4. ELECTIONS!!! – When voting (by acclimation): • Individual presents • Individual leaves the room • Pro/Con debate is opened • If you want to vote for that person say “Aye” • If you don’t want them to be elected say “Nay” • Majority has it – When voting (with multiple people) • All candidates leave the room • First person is called in to present • First leaves the room • Pro/Con debate in opened • Repeat until all candidates present • Call all candidates back in • We vote on paper ballots
- 5. PC President Kelsey S. Madison C. Sawyer C.
- 6. Ballot Format • PC President #1 Sawyer C.
- 7. PC VPS Tiffany K. Sara S. Brittany M.
- 8. Ballot Format • PC VPS #1 Tiffany K.
- 9. Treasurer Amanda W. Sam T.
- 10. Ballot Format • PC Treasurer #1 Amanda W.
- 11. PC VPF Jenny M. Jonny W.
- 12. Ballot Format • PC VPF #1 Jonny W.
- 14. Ballot Format • PC Historian #1 Robbie S.
- 15. PC Rec Sec Becca S.
- 16. PC SAA Cavel W. Andrew L.
- 17. Ballot Format • PC SAA #1 Andrew L.
- 18. Reminders • Dues ($40) are due today (Talk to KJ!!) – 781-910-0350 • What are you doing for your inter-chapter activity? (Talk to Kelley!!!) • Are you going on Spring Retreat? (Talk to Austin) • Are you doing interviews? (You have 184 total to complete!!!) • PHIPORTAL IS OPEN FOR ALL PLEDGES!!! – Your username and password are the first letter of your first name and your entire last name. • i.e. dsalguero • i.e. lgriffith – Sign in, add your directory info, change your password, and start signing up for things (fellowships & projects) – If you have any issues contact: webmaster@apophi.org
- 19. Reminders Cont. • We will be sending out your first official phishbowl pairs next Tueday! • Add Apo Phipledgemaster on Facebook – We post the powerpoints there!!! – We add last minute reminders & updates!!! – We look fabulous!!! – We have a cool cover photo! • Facebook/online interviews are not allowed • A SERIOUS MESSAGE FROM DAN!!!!
- 20. Points Hunter: 90 pts Vampire: 70 pts Immortal: 70 pts Scientist: 70 pts Beast: 70 pts Rogue: 70 pts Spy: 50 pts
- 21. Challenge Team Challenge: Find the APO cube and take a picture in your best super hero pose
- 22. Theme • Dress as your favorite super hero!!! – (You can make one up!!!)
- 23. Super Domo
- 24. Historical Fun Fact • Famous APO Affiliates: – Presidents • JFK • George H. W. Bush (Daddy Bush) • Gerald Ford • Dwight Eisenhower • Bill Clinton – First Ladies • Hillary Clinton • Michelle Obama (advisor) – Other Cool People • James Allen Lovell – Former Astronaut - Cmdr. of Apollo 13
- 25. Toast Song Here's to Alpha Phi Omega, Loyal Brothers we, True to self and to each other, firm in loyalty. Daily working, daily striving, ever more to be (bum bum bum) Men of Alpha Phi Omega, Our Fraternity. Brothers clasp the hands of Brothers, strong the circle we Ever mindful, ever serving all humanity. Now we raise our grateful voices in our song to thee (bum bum bum) Men of Alpha Phi Omega, may we always be.