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Alpha Phi and the SELF Challenge
Alpha Phi and SELF magazine have teamed up again to help you get fit, eat right and win! Last year was a big success, so sign up for SELF magazine's SELF Challenge and help your chapter win!

Foundation Announces Art Contest Winners 
Congratulations to Rea Dawson Wedekamm (Beta Iota-West Virginia), winner of the Alpha Phi Foundation 2008 "Get Your Red On" art contest. Rea is a member of the Cleveland East alumnae chapter. Her artwork is featured as the Winter 2008 Quarterly cover, on the Foundation's 2008 National Wear Red Day postcard and as computer wallpaper.

Congratulations to first runner-up Johanna Meyers (Eta Kappa-UC/Irvine), whose artwork is featured as computer wallpaper.

 


Alpha Phi Returns to Franklin and Marshall
Read about the upcoming installation celebration of the Zeta Sigma chapter.

Scholarship Opportunities for Collegians
See if you are eligible for these scholarship and internship opportunities!


Quarterly, Transitions Win Awards
The Alpha Phi Quarterly and Transitions: The Magazine for Alpha Phi's Newest Alumnae are winners in the 2007 MarCom Awards competition. Transitions received a gold award, the highest level of achievement. For a second year in a row, the Quarterly received a platinum level award.

The MarCom Awards is an international creative competition that recognizes outstanding achievement by marketing and communication professionals. The awards are administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals. For more information, visit www.marcomawards.com.


Your Feedback Is Important to Alpha Phi
In an ongoing effort to improve its marketing strategies and materials, Alpha Phi has engaged the services of Richard Harrison Bailey/The Agency, a marketing firm, to gather feedback from alumnae and current students. Your perspective and opinions are incredibly important to Alpha Phi, so we thank you in advance for your time and consideration in completing this short survey. All responses will be confidential, and will help provide better services to both collegiate and alumnae members, as well as future members. Information about participating in the online survey is being sent to members via e-mail. All who participate will be entered in a drawing to win a classic pearl bracelet with badge charm.


Alpha Phi Sponsors Anti-hazing Hotline
As part of the ongoing attempt to end hazing on college campuses and particularly within Greek organizations, more than 20 National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) and North-American Interfraternity Conference (IFC) inter/national organizations have joined together to establish a Greek Anti-hazing Hotline. Click here to view the flyer. Click here to view the news release.
 

Information Regarding ABC Television's "Greek" Program 

Quarterly Reader Survey Results


E-mail Precautionary Measures
Please be cautious of the deceptive ways computer viruses are sent via e-mail technology. Hopefully you are protected by anti-virus software but this protection may not be enough. If you ever have any doubts about an e-mail generated from Alpha Phi International, or if something does not seem right, please call the Executive Office to verify.  If it is indeed a valid e-mail it can always be resent. 

 

General

Now Recruiting HCB members and advisers. Click here for a complete listing of Alpha Phi volunteer opportunities!

Alpha Phi's Grassroots Efforts

Passage of Senate Bill S.638, the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act and corresponding House Bill H.R. 643, would allow fraternity and sorority foundations to make tax-deductible financial contributions for infrastructure improvements to meeting and dining areas in chapter houses in the same way that the tax code currently allows colleges and universities to use tax-deductible contributions to improve university-owned student housing on campus. Click here to find out how you can help.
 


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