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Student Organizations
Announcements
Advisor Roundtable: Student Organization Legal Issues & Liability Monday, 11/30/09
3:00 pm-4:00 pm
Atwood Alumni Room
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Fraternity & Sorority Faculty Academic & Scholarship Success Committee
 Academic Success & Scholarship Engagement F/S Committee |
 Modern fraternities began as literary societies. Phi Beta Kappa was the first Greek-letter fraternity, and its members created it in order to discuss their class lectures and political issues of the day. Today, although we see ourselves as are decidedly more social, academics need to remain the first order of business. The academic goal of each chapter/fraternity/sorority is to be above the All Men's or All Women's Average of SCSU. This focus is going to bring us to the table to reaffirm an academic culture that is at the center of successful Fraternities/Sororities across the country.
Scholarship was one of the founding principles of Fraternities & Sororities. Since we were founded at academic institutions the atmosphere surrounding our development has been deeply rooted in academics.
Student Life and Development Learning Outcomes |
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Shannon Johnson ,V.P. of Academics & Scholarship SCSU Panhellenic Council
josh0601@stcloudstate.edu
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SCSU Greek Community Statistics
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Committee/TEAM 2009
Committee Spring 2007
Committee Spring 2008
Fraternity & Sorority Learning Community Campus Service Project Spring2007
F/S Learning Community Faculty Service Program Spring 2008
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SCSU's Fraternities & Sororities have recognized the need for organization and leadership in conducting a scholarship program and have established a "Academic & Scholarship committee," charged with the responsibility for overseeing the academic welfare of the Greek Community and its members.
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The "academic & scholarship committee" is composed of the academic officers of each of SCSU's Fraternities & Sororities and is assisted by a faculty members who serves as "Academic & Scholarship advisors."
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The Academic & Scholarship chairperson's are the V.P. of Academics for the SCSU IFC and the PHC Fraternity & Sorority Community Govering Councils.
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Strategies for College Success Series
Mondays at noon in Atwood Glacier North. Click on this link to see the schedule of topics as well as handouts from current and previous Success Series.
Faculty Advisor Team
Acacia: Richard Paulson (Business Computer Information Systems)
Delta Phi Epsilon: Roger L. Rudolph (Mass Communications)
Delta Sigma Phi: Mario M. Hesse. (Department of Criminal Justice)
Delta Zeta: Gretchen Huwe (Honors Program)
Kappa Phi Omega:
Bassey A Eyo (Communication Studies)
Phi Epsilon Alpha: Kathy Uradnik (Political Science)
Phi Kappa Tau: TBA ( )
Tau Kappa Epsilon: Adam Klepetar (Records And Registration)
Theta Chi:
Heidi T Aldes (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Services)
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Academic Skills
Academic Resources
Anxiety or Fears
Career Choice
Alpademics F/S Newsletter Spring 2008 Edition |
Duties of the Academic & Scholarship Committee
The scholarship council is often delegated the following responsibilities:
- To evaluate existing scholastic programs and initiate modifications or improvements.
- Provide Education & Leadership skills for the Academic Officers of SCSU Fraternity & Sorority Community by providing resources and educational opportunities.
- To be acquainted with the services of the university to which wo/men in need of assistance may be referred.
- To assist Fraternity/Sorority Academic Officers and/or New Member Education Officers in developing a new member scholarship program.
- Coordinate the Annual F/S Faculty Service Day:
Annual Student Research Colloquium
- To purchase and arrange for suitable presentation of scholastic awards.
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To collect,analyze, and synthesize academic performance data regarding the Fraternity & Sorority Community
- To assist the Fraternity & Sorority recruitment in examining the scholastic potential of potential new members and current associate members..
- To maintain a healthy and positive attitude toward scholastic attainment.
- To assist the Fraternity & Sorority community in establishing and maintaining standards, programs, and inititives which provide effective study conditions for academic success and a scholarship culture.
- To serve as a liaison with members of the faculty, administration and deans.
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The sponsoring of community wide inititives to promote the academic climate espoused in our values, creeds, missions, and visions.
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Why Scholarship is important:
- Scholarship was one of the founding principles of all greek organizations. Since we were founded at academic institutions the atmosphere surrounding our development has been deeply rooted in academics.
- “promoting friendship for a lifetime, inspiring academic excellence and lifelong learning…”
- “an organization of women, which seeks for every member throughout her life bonds of friendship, mutual support, opportunities for self-growth, respect for intellectual development…”
- ” but they also created a fraternity steeped in the traditions of the past and dedicated to the Pursuit of Learning.”
- The pursuit of brotherhood through scholarship, leadership, service and social experiences
- The intellectual ambition of the Fraternity shall be the attainment of highest scholarship
- Focus the Fraternity on personal character development through leadership, scholarship, community service, and positive social experiences.
- We seek the highest ideal of womanhood, and we try to gain this ideal by cultivating not only the power and passion for seeking intellectual development but, also, the spirit of love and charity
- To foster a nurturing environment that provides women the opportunity to achieve their potential through life-long commitment to intellectual growth, individual worth and service to humanity.
- We promote the pursuit of knowledge. It is the key to a fuller, richer life. We gain it through education.
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