This document discusses the importance of strong housing corporations for fraternity chapters. It describes how the Mississippi State Alpha Chi chapter raised over $880,000 of their $1.3 million goal for a new fraternity house through a direct mail campaign. It also discusses how the Ohio University Beta chapter underwent reconstruction years ago which involved fundraising efforts. A key to the Beta chapter's success is ensuring members are committed to paying bills. The housing corporation's recent decision was for the Beta house to remain dry and convert the basement into a library for professional development opportunities.
See the latest of what is going on in the Tabor community in this February edition of the newsletter.
- A Personal Note from Nate Miles
- Doing Better by Washington Students
- Leslie Jones and Alexis Oliver are Recognized
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For the 2009 AGM, the Board of CPRS-VI prepared a slideshow, showing the year in review through pictures and statistics projected during the meeting and posted on our website for members.
See the latest of what is going on in the Tabor community in this February edition of the newsletter.
- A Personal Note from Nate Miles
- Doing Better by Washington Students
- Leslie Jones and Alexis Oliver are Recognized
- Regional Contracting Forum Success
For the 2009 AGM, the Board of CPRS-VI prepared a slideshow, showing the year in review through pictures and statistics projected during the meeting and posted on our website for members.
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Betsy Plank (1924-2010) is often referred to as the "First Lady of Public Relations". She is an inspiration and continues to be recognized as an honored leader, mentor and matriarch of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and the public relations profession. In this memoriam, you will understand the impact Betsy had on the public relations industry and see a glimpse into her life and legacy. Also, PRSA encouraged readers to share their favorite memories about Betsy. It's no doubt her friends and colleagues have the utmost respect for Betsy.
BDPA Cincinnati hosted its 19th annual Education Banquet on 10/24/15 at the Receptions Conference Center in Fairfield, Ohio. Keynote speaker was Rodney Williams (CEO, LISNR). Here is copy of the souvenir book provided to all attendees. The banquet was chaired by Brenda Hogan (Duke Energy).
“Generation Connection” seminar hosted by the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. National expert and keynote speaker Nancy Henkin and a panel of local nonprofit leaders explored the issue of Intergenerational Civic Engagement in depth.
Articles Featuring:
I-200 Poll Update
Technical Assistance Center Update
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Emilie Delo and Marie Martin are currently participating in the Allegheny County Bar Association's Women’s Institute for Leadership in Law (WILL) program, established by the Gender-Equality Committee of the ACBA, of which Christie Tillapaugh serves as Co-Chair. There are 28 women enrolled in the inaugural nine-month program, which aims to prepare female attorneys for advancement to leadership positions in Pittsburgh-area law firms. An opening retreat was held in March at Carnegie Mellon University, and future monthly meetings will provide education and training on finance, developing business relationships and leveraging networks, effective negotiating, efficient leadership and resilience, among other topics.
Betsy Plank (1924-2010) is often referred to as the "First Lady of Public Relations". She is an inspiration and continues to be recognized as an honored leader, mentor and matriarch of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and the public relations profession. In this memoriam, you will understand the impact Betsy had on the public relations industry and see a glimpse into her life and legacy. Also, PRSA encouraged readers to share their favorite memories about Betsy. It's no doubt her friends and colleagues have the utmost respect for Betsy.
BDPA Cincinnati hosted its 19th annual Education Banquet on 10/24/15 at the Receptions Conference Center in Fairfield, Ohio. Keynote speaker was Rodney Williams (CEO, LISNR). Here is copy of the souvenir book provided to all attendees. The banquet was chaired by Brenda Hogan (Duke Energy).
“Generation Connection” seminar hosted by the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. National expert and keynote speaker Nancy Henkin and a panel of local nonprofit leaders explored the issue of Intergenerational Civic Engagement in depth.
Articles Featuring:
I-200 Poll Update
Technical Assistance Center Update
Education Levy, by Henry Yates Tabor 100 Public Affairs Chair
General Meeting Photos Courtesy of Flyright Productions
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Over the past few months, the Hydery-Francken for High School Democrats team has been hard at work speaking with local, state, and national leaders in order to present to you, The People's Platform: a revolutionary platform geared towards reforming the High School Caucus. Please consult The Blueprint: Bringing the High School Caucus to New Heights for a detailed program of changes we will institute to further the goals outlined in this Platform.
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Kevin C. Washington, Tabor 100 Education Chair
Henry Yates, Tabor 100 Public Affairs Chair
Sara Stewart, Tabor 100 Lobbyist
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Learning Objectives:
- Understand the rationale behind the 2024 updates to the Uniform Guidance outlined in 2 CFR 200, and their implications for federal grant recipients.
- Identify the key changes and revisions introduced by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the 2024 edition of 2 CFR 200.
- Gain proficiency in applying the updated regulations to ensure compliance with federal grant requirements and avoid potential audit findings.
- Develop strategies for effectively implementing the new guidelines within the grant management processes of their respective organizations, fostering efficiency and accountability in federal grant administration.
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Autonomous Action
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Anarchist Black Cross Moscow
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Solidarity Zone
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Memorial
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OVD-Info
https://en.ovdinfo.org/antiwar-ovd-info-guide
RosUznik
https://rosuznik.org/
Uznik Online
http://uznikonline.tilda.ws/
Russian Reader
https://therussianreader.com/
ABC Irkutsk
https://abc38.noblogs.org/
Send mail to prisoners from abroad:
http://Prisonmail.online
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Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
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Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
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The Architecture of Brotherhood
1. dents over time who will, hopefully, return to the
Fraternity as alumni volunteers someday. Currently 2-3
members of the current Board of Governors are former
chapter presidents. Cal Poly-Pomona, who shows up in
druthers to convention, will be at Cleveland this July
with approximately twenty members in attendance.
Housing Corps
While not all chapters can boast a campus house,
it’s undeniable that a strong Housing Corp helps
strengthen the comradery of a chapter. Barry Toney,
Mississippi State ’85, began working closely with the
Housing Corp in 2014. Alpha Chi knew that, to be a
competitive fraternity on a campus as big as Mississippi
State, they needed a physical location. So, in collabora-
tion with Pennington & Company, a professional fund-
raising group that works closely with Greek Resource
Services, the Mississippi State Housing Corp began a
13-month direct mail campaign to raise money for a
fraternity house. This has been an immense success;
as of May 2018, they have raised over $880,000 of their
$1.3 million goal. Additionally, the 15,000 square foot,
24-person house has already been approved to begin
construction by the school board, as soon as fundraising
is complete. The Housing Corp’s current goal is to break
ground in February 2019 and to begin moving brothers
in August of 2020.
Barry credits the degree of their success to several
factors. First, the relationship with Pennington was a
huge aid. Barry knew it would be a better use of time and
resources to hire a group that fundraised professionally.
Second, Barry helped build up a database of alumni
members, as it hadn’t been updated since 1996. Since
commencing that pet project, Barry has updated contact
information on all but a handful of the 564 Mississippi
State alumni. In his own words, this began to “stir up
feelings of fraternity and nostalgia,” which helped bring
volunteers and funding to the building project.
Mark Kirkendall, Ohio University ’89, is also intimately
familiar with the financial aspect of running a Housing
Corp. According to Mark, one of the major keys to success
at Ohio
University is
making sure
members are
committed
to paying
bills, which
provides
the support
and service
necessary, as
well as event
planning, for
house residents to feel as if they are getting their monies
worth. A few years ago, the Beta house underwent re-
construction, which involved twenty people working on
funding efforts. “Fraternities need to be working ahead,”
Mark said of this, “The best time to get financing is when
you don’t need it.” He encourages chapters to set up a line
of credit with local banks or credit unions as a safety net
in case the fraternity house has any sort of financial emer-
gency. The refurbishment at Ohio University has been a
huge accomplishment and, after a ribbon cutting ceremo-
ny on August 11th, Mark will hand the keys over to the
students to begin moving in for the Fall 2018 semester.
Mark’s forward thinking vision applies to more than
just funding. The Housing Corp recently decided that
the Beta house would remain dry. They’ve converted
the basement, previously a hub of social activity, into
a library where residents can have student groups and
conduct board meetings. As members grow, they begin
to look for more professional opportunities within the
fraternity, rather than social ones. This provides and
encourages house members with more opportunities
to develop their professional relationships.
Of course, all of these things – the Housing Corp,
Resident Council, Graduate Council, and Board of
Governors – cannot exist in a vacuum. They are pillars
and, in most cases, chapters that are doing well at one
are also doing well with the others. By spotlighting some
of these chapters, we hope to feature creative ideas that
may inspire other chapters looking for innovative ways
to pursue excellence. It is our hope that, in times of strife
among the Greek community, Phi Kappa Tau brothers
will continue to seek greatness and highlight all of our
good work. u
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