Come Together: Greek Stock

March 23-27, 2015

Greek Week 2015… Welcome to Greek Week 2015, the week where all Greek brothers and sisters come

together to compete, serve the community, and show the UT Tyler campus their Patriot Pride! We have some great things lined up for this year, so enjoy!

Greek Week 2015 Schedule of Events:

Monday, March 23 Dress: Greek Week 2015 Shirt Greek Banner Competition Student Life and Leadership 12:00p.m. Car window painting Intramural Field 5:30 p.m. Bubble Soccer/ Tailgate Kickoff Intramural Field 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday, March 24 Dress: Wear Your Letters Project Toga Sports Café 12:30 p.m. Greek Games Ornelas Field 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 25 Dress: Business Casual Faculty/Staff Appreciation Breakfast Admin Conference Room 7:30-9:30 a.m. Speaker UC Theater 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, March 26 Dress: Theme Attire Greek Week Cookie Cake UC 11:00 a.m. Can Castle HPC Sidewalk 1pm p.m. Lip Sync dress rehearsal UC Theater 3:00 p.m.

Friday, March 27 Dress: Black Greek Life Shirt Service Day East Texas Food Bank 11:00 a.m. Greek Reunion UC Theater Foyer 6:30 p.m. Lip Sync & Greek Week Awards UC Theater 7:00 p.m.

The mission of the office of Greek Life at the University of Texas at Tyler is to promote excellence in

scholarship, leadership, and service while challenging members to live according to the principles outlined by

their own organizations. The Office of Greek Life strives to enhance the collegiate experience of fraternity

men and women and their involvement in the Greek community through leadership opportunities,

educational programs, and other services aimed to develop the students through their journey of becoming

UT Tyler and Greek alumni.

Attendance

Certain events during Greek Week 2015 will be based solely on attendance. As we are a diverse Greek

community, there will be a unique system in place by which points are awarded.

Attendance Incentive:

1-49% of active membership in attendance= 50 points

50-74% of active membership in attendance= 100 points

75-99% of active membership in attendance= 150 points

100% of active membership in attendance= 200 points

Double attendance incentive:

1-49% of active membership in attendance= 100 points

50-74% of active membership in attendance= 200 points

75-99% of active membership in attendance= 300 points

100% of active membership in attendance= 400 points

The “active membership in attendance” will be based on those who are available for the event. This means

that those who are on the “excused list” for events will not be figured into this percentage.

*Percentages will be rounded up or down to the nearest whole number.

Excused List/ Class Schedule Accommodations:

Members will be eligible for an excused absence if they have class during the time of an event.

Note: Work will not count as an excused absence.

The president or appointed representative of each fraternity/sorority is expected to submit all

excused absences for ALL Greek Week events by Wednesday, 18.

When submitted, the excused list should be broken down by day and by event.

Members that are on the excused list will not be able to check-in for points at the event.

If the excused list is turned in past the deadline, you will receive a 75 point deduction from your

attendance point total.

If no excuses are turned in at all, every member listed as active on your roster will be counted for

each attendance based event.

GREEK WEEK 2015

POINT INCENTIVE

Project Toga

3rd place 50

2nd place 100 1st place 200

Greek Games

Overall Winners

5th place 50

4th place 100

3rd place 200

4th place 300

5th place 400

Can Castle

Two Winners-Number of Cans & Structure

Third Place 50

Second Place 100

Third Place 200

ATTENDANCE INCENTIVE

Faculty/Staff Breakfast

Not all representatives

All 5 Representatives 400

Bubble Soccer & Tailgate

Attendance Incentive

25% of chapter 50 50% of chapter 100

75% of chapter 150

100% of chapter 200

Speaker

Double Attendance Incentive

25% of chapter 100

50% of chapter 200

75% of chapter 300

100% of chapter 400

Service Day

Double Attendance Incentive

25% of chapter 100

50% of chapter 200

75% of chapter 300

100% of chapter 400

Individual Event Winners The winners of each event will be recognized at the Lip Sync/Award Ceremony on Friday

Greek Banner

Participation points 200

Greek Games

1st place 400

2nd place 300

3rd place 200 4th place 100

5th place 50

Lip Sync

1st place 300

2nd place 200

3rd Place 100

General Rules

Good sportsmanship is expected at ALL times. No exceptions. See Sportsmanship

Clause.

All rules must be followed according to this manual.

All chapters and chapter members must follow all UT Tyler policies and procedures in

conjunction with Greek Week activities.

All chapters must be represented appropriately at each event. See Chapter

Representation Rule.

In the event of a tie, both chapters will take the place tied for and the following place

will not be awarded.

Have FUN!!!

Team Events

Certain events in Greek Week 2015 will be designated as “Team Events”. At the event,

members of the Greek Week Committee will randomly split up those participating into

separate teams. These teams will compete against each other for the entire event.

The following events will be designated as “Team Events”:

Bubble Soccer Game

These events will be described in greater detail with the “description of the event”.

Sportsmanship Clause:

All teams will agree by their participation in Greek Week 2015 to uphold the best qualities of

sportsmanship. This code of sportsmanship applies to all areas of Greek Week including but

not limited to: Greek Week activities, Greeks Give Back, Lip Sync, Greek Games, ALL forms

of social media, and any other area deemed part of Greek Week or an extension thereof by

the Greek Week Steering Committee. This code of sportsmanship is to be upheld by all

participating members (Greek chapters, Student Organizations, By-standers, alumni, etc.)

of Greek Week 2015. If any one participant or group of participants is found by the Greek

Week Steering Committee to have violated this clause, ALL participating chapters will lose

ALL previously given points, any points that have yet to be given will no longer be given,

and the Overall Winner of Greek Week Award will be removed from the award ceremony.

Chapter Representation

Rule:

All chapters must be represented at every single event by an active member in order to be

eligible to win the award for Overall Greek Week Winner. If a chapter is not represented by

an appropriate amount of members (according to the event or task) at the official start

time of that event, that team will be disqualified from winning the title of Overall Greek

Week Winner regardless of overall points. Any chapters that may become disqualified from

this title are welcome and encouraged to continue to participate in all remaining Greek

Week activities but they must still abide by the sportsmanship clause listed in the official

Greek Week rules. Being disqualified for the title of Overall Greek Week Winner does NOT

disqualify that chapter from winning any other title.

Social Media Competition Greek Week 2015 March 23-27 Throughout all of the events during Greek Week, you can receive points for posting on social media outlets. The point breakdown is shown below: 1 post= 1 point 20 points per event For example: Each chapter can have up to 20 social media points for Greek Games (or any event). This means that 20 separate posts must be made for that event. We will pull from Twitter and Instagram only. The rules for posting are: You must hashtag #uttgw2015 (UT Tyler Greek Week 2015) Must tag UT Tyler Greeks @uttylergreeks on Instagram and twitter Must follow @uttylergreeks All posts must be appropriate and represent the values and standards of the office of Greek

Life. The purpose to spread the word about Greek Week and Greek Life all over campus.

Greek Banner

Competition Date: Monday March 23rd. Time: Must be submitted to Student Life and Leadership by 12pm Location: Student Life in Leadership Description of event: Banners are a great way to showcase creativity and pride in Greek Life. Banners will be judged by our very own faculty and staff.

Banners must not exceed the 3’x5’ size limit (3’ tall and 5’ wide) o Any banners that exceed the size limit will be disqualified from the event o All banner designs must be ‘landscape’ orientation o All banners must be made of butcher paper. This butcher paper is provided for

free at the UT Tyler Patriot Zone near Chick Fila.

It must all revolve around the theme of Greek Week: “Come Together: Greek Stock”

Your group’s banner must have your letters on it

Only one banner per organization will be turned in, and it should be made with participation from chapter members

Once banners are turned in the chapter will receive participation points. The banner must have the above requirements.

Points: Following submission, participation points will be awarded to each chapter. If a submission

is late, there will be no points awarded to the chapter.

It’s On Us VIdeO tapIng Date: Friday, March 20 Time: 1pm Location: UC 3140 Description of Event: As a part of Greek Week 2015, we would like to film a short video for the It’s On Us campaign, which is a White House Initiative. As Greeks and Campus leaders, it’s important that we educate our campus and fellow sisters and brothers on the very real issue of Sexual Assault. Four members will be representing each chapter. These individuals will be featured in the video and will need to be comfortable on camera and speaking. Signing up for representation is due no later than March 18th. The members will be contacted on exactly what to wear for the video. The expectations for the video are:

Be respectful. We are personifying a very real issue on college campuses and it should not be a joke.

Be the best version of yourself. This is something that the office of Greek Life will be posting online.

Be engaging and sincere.

Car Window Painting

Date: Monday, March 23 Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Intramural Field Parking Lot Description of event: What is Greek Week without a decorated car? Bring your car and your friends to get your windows painted for the week and show your Greek Week spirit! Each fraternity/sorority is expected to paint its respective letters, colors, etc. on cars of its own members. Car paint should reflect a friendly spirit and attitude.

Bubble

Soccer &

Tailgate kickoff party Date: Monday, March 23 Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: Intramural Field Description of event: We will be starting Greek Week 2015 off with a friendly game of Bubble Soccer! We are having certified Bubble Soccer technicians come in to facilitate the games and also to act as referees. Although Bubble Soccer is our main event, there may also be games such as: Sharks and Minnows, Red Rover, and Last Man Standing if time permits. Each chapter can have as many people as they want to play, but please know that though we have unlimited number of exchanges on the bubbles we will only be playing for two hours. Members participating must submit 2 liability forms no later than March 18, 2015. One of the forms is for the University of Texas at Tyler and one is for Bubble Soccer USA. All rules outlined by the representative from Bubble Soccer USA are to be followed. They have the jurisdiction to kick individuals out of the game. Immediately following the Bubble Soccer game we will celebrate with a tailgate kickoff party! Please bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit on. Points: Points will be based off of the attendance incentive for attendance of the event, not

participation.

Project Toga Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 12:30 p.m. Location: Sports Cafe Description of event:

Each fraternity/sorority will be allowed a team of 1 model and 4 designers. Each team will

be given 3 yards of fabric, 1 rope, 12 safety pins, and scissors. There will be 5 non-transparent bags with “mystery items” in it and the teams will choose their own bags. There will be 15 minutes for each team to create their toga masterpiece and then the model will walk the runway. Each group’s name will be pulled out of a hat to determine runway order. Each chapter must bring 1 item valued under $10 that must also be used in the fashion show. Points: Points will be based off of the point incentive. 1st and 2nd place will be awarded to those who best display creativity, presentation, incorporation of “mystery items,” and attitude when walking the runway. The winners of the event will be decided upon a unanimous decision from the judging committee.

Greek Games Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Ornelas Field Liability forms (hard copies) will be available for each participant and must be turned into the Office of

Greek Life by Wednesday March 18. Each Event will be a chapter event. Each event will be based on 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th places.These places will have respective totals that we will use internally to tally up the scores to determine who will be the overall winner of Greek Games. An RSVP must be turned in by Wednesday March 18 in order to participate in Greek Games.

Points per place: 1st place 400

2nd place 300

3rd place 200

4th place 100

5th place 50

Greek Games

Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Ornelas Field Liability forms (hard copies) will be available for each participant and must be

turned into the Office of Greek Life Wednesday March 18.

tUg O’ WaR (chapter event) Description of event:

Each team will be formed of 12 members

Teams will start pulling ONLY at the sound of the whistle from the referee.

Objects shall not be thrown at the other team for any reason.

Only members of your team can be on your side of the rope.

There shall be no taunting from the other team.

If you forfeit, let the referee know BEFORE letting go of the rope. Do NOT let the rope go as the other team is still pulling. We don’t want any injuries!

You may wear gloves to protect your hands.

Points: Points from this activity will go toward

the overall Greek Games winner.

There will not be separate points for

this event.

Greek Games Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Ornelas Field Liability forms (hard copies) will be available for each participant and must be

turned into the Office of Greek Life by Wednesday March 18.

Sand Volleyball

Tournament (chapter event) Description of event:

Each team will be formed of 8 members only. 4 from a fraternity and 4 from 1

sorority. There will only be 6 active players with 2 rotating at all times.

Each game will be first to 25 points. The winning team will move on to the next game with the 4 Sorority women rotating to the next game as well.

A point shall be scored by the opponent each time a team commits a fault. o If the serving team wins the rally, it scores a point and continues to serve. o If the receiving team wins the rally, they gain a point and the serve.

o The team must win by two points.

Points: Internal only points will be

awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place finishes. Points will be totaled for an overall winner.

Greek Games Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 4:00 p.m.

Location: Ornelas Field Liability forms (hard copies) will be available for each participant and must be turned into the Office of Greek Life

by Wednesday March 18.

Greek

Paddle

(Chapter event) Description of event:

Each team will be formed of 4 members only.

Half of the team members will be situated on one side of the lake, while the other half will be on the opposite side.

Only 2 members can be inside the boat at the same time!

The first team to travel to the opposite side of the lake, switch teammates, and return to the starting line will be the winner.

If a team member falls out of the boat, they must re-enter before the team can continue the race.

If anyone from your team loses a paddle, it must be retrieved from the water before you can finish the race.

Points: Internal only points will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place finishes. Points

will be totaled for an overall winner.

Greek Games

Date: Tuesday, March 24 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Ornelas Field Liability forms (hard copies) will be available for each participant and must be

turned into the Office of Greek Life by Wednesday March 18.

Kick Ball Tourney (chapter event) Description of event:

Each team will be formed of 8-11 members.

All participating players must appear on written lineups reflecting the game’s kicking order.

The game will last for 5 innings.

In the event of a tie at the end of the 5 innings, the game will go into one extra inning to determine who will move on to the next round.

Balls must be pitched by hand, there are no restrictions on pitching style.

The catcher must be positioned behind the kicking box. The catcher cannot make any contact with the kicker at any time.

All kicks must be made by foot or leg, but below the knee. The kick must occur behind home plate, though the kicker may step to kick, they cannot pass first base.

A count of 3 strikes is an out. An out can also be a ball caught by a fielder, a fielder tags a runner with the ball, if the ball makes it to a base before the runner.

Points: Internal only points will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th place finishes. Points will be totaled for an overall winner.

Faculty/Staff

Appreciation Breakfast

Date: Wednesday, March 25 Time: 7:30 a.m. Location: Admin Conference Room Description of event: Come out early on Wednesday morning to talk with some of your biggest fans: UT Tyler faculty and staff! This is a perfect time for you to share with them what Greek Life has meant to you and

what you do in your organization.

Please RSVP for your chapter no later than Wednesday March 18. Points: Your chapter must have five representatives present at the Faculty/Staff Breakfast to earn points. If your chapter members are late or one or more members are missing, your chapter will not receive any points for the breakfast. The members you select must remain there until 9:30am. The conference room will be open at 7:00 a.m. and members must be present up by 7:30 a.m.

Speaker

Date: Wednesday, March 25 Time: 6:00 p.m. Location: UC Ballroom

Description of event: Come to listen to our speaker Tim Mousseau, on Tuesday night! Tim is a speaker for Campuspeak and he will be speaking about Sexual Assault and how to prevent it on our campus. Tim Mousseau wears his heart on his sleeves. Literally. Using powerful stories grounded in personal experiences, Tim uses his passion and vulnerability to guide conversations that will leave your students inspired to examine their own actions and redefine the way they are telling their stories.

Points: Points will be based solely on the double attendance incentive. There will be a member of the Greek Week Steering Committee signing people in.

Can Castle

Date: Thursday, March 26 Time: 12:30 p.m. Location: Sidewalk in front of HPC Description of event: On your mark, get set, BUILD! Groups will be collecting canned foods that will be donated to the East Texas Food Bank. At 12:30 p.m., each group will bring their cans to the location and build a “castle” to display their cans!

Each group will be assigned an area to create their can structure

Cans MUST be brought in boxes (so the East Texas Food Bank can load them)

Cans will first be counted by members of the Greek Week Steering Committee

Out of the brought cans, only 500 cans may be used for the structure. Each team may choose which cans are used, but no more than 500 cans.

When the whistle blows, each group will have 20 minutes to create their structure

Structures will be judged upon creativity, size, and organization

Cannot use buildings, walls, columns, etc. as support

We will allow stand-alone props to be used. These objects must be used as decoration and not as structural support.

Cans can be wrapped but must have the original label on underneath. Points: There are two levels of competition for the Can Castle contest. The first level of points is

based upon the number of cans collected (can exceed 500 cans). The second level of points depends on the actual

structure built. The winners of the event will be decided upon a unanimous decision from the judging committee.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will be awarded for the total number of cans (can exceed 500).

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will also be awarded for the overall can structure.

Can structures do NOT have to follow the

Greek Week theme

Greeks Give Back Date: Friday, March 27 Time: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Location: We will meet in the Ornelas Parking Lot 18 at 10:30 a.m. We will depart together and follow each other to the East Texas Food Bank. Description of event: We will be going to the East Texas Food Bank to help out those in need around our community. We will be at the East Texas Food Bank assisting with their BackPack Program. If you are unable to attend the entirety of the event, you may come and go as your schedule allows. Make sure that you make transportation arrangements ahead of time. “The mission of the BackPack Program is to help alleviate child hunger by providing hungry children with nutritious and easy to prepare food at times when other resources are not available, such as weekends and school vacations.”

Please RSVP for your chapter with names of participants no later than Wednesday, March 18.

Lip Sync Contest

Date: Friday, March 27 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: UC Theater Description of event: The lip sync competition will help to end an awesome week with some great entertainment! Lip Sync is an opportunity for each Greek organization to perform to the song of their choice and show the audience that everybody can step up and dance! The choreographed performance does NOT have to reflect the Greek Week 2015 theme: “Come Together- Greek Stock.” Points: Lip Sync team performance (only 1 judged group allowed) Judging Criteria:

Originality and creativity of music selection

Enthusiasm and energy

Lip readability

Synchronization of movements with music

Crowd appeal The winners of the event will be decided upon a unanimous decision from the judging committee.

Rules for Participation:

Each organization may submit one team of 5-15 members to perform to a song or compilation of songs of their choice

No Professional chorographers are to be hired.

More than one group may participate, however, only one group per organization will be judged for points.

o The organization must note which group will be judged at the point where CD’s are turned in.

All participants must be available for dress rehearsal between 3:00-6:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 26 in the UC Theater. Dress rehearsal spots will be filled on a first-come-first served basis starting at 8am on Friday, March 13.

All performing groups (judged/non-judged) must submit a list with the chosen song(s) (Title and Artist), a roster of performing members, costume ideas, theme, final music cut and prop ideas must be submitted to Jessi Reel no later than Wednesday, March 18.

o Songs are chosen based upon when they are turned in (i.e. if more than one group turns in the same song, the group that turned it in first gets to keep it pending approval from Greek Coordinator). Groups can turn in up to 10 songs.

o Once the submitted items have been turned in and approved, all changes must be approved by the Greek Week Committee. This includes adding and removing songs from your list.

o Songs that are chosen must be the “clean” version. No exceptions.

All performing groups must submit a final copy of their CD at dress rehearsal. Absolutely no changes can be made to the CD after this point unless approved by the Greek Week Committee.

Each organization has a budget of $150 to use for costumes props, etc. if they choose. All props must be made/purchased/owned by fraternity/sorority.

o Copies of receipts used to purchase items for Lip Sync must be submitted to Jessi Reel no later than Thursday, March 26 (bring the copies to your dress rehearsal).

o Materials already in the organization’s possession may be used.

All costumes must be worn appropriately and cover all necessary parts of body (no bikinis, overly tight-fitting garments, shirtless is not okay, etc.)

o All necessary undergarments must be worn.

No balloons, large signs, or anything else that could potentially block those behind you will be allowed in the audience.

Inclusion of profanity, lewd conduct, obscene gestures or scenes, vulgar themes, inappropriate dancing, and unacceptable behavior will result in immediate disqualification from the event. NO EXCEPTIONS.

No contact between performers and judges/spectators is allowed. o This includes but is not limited to physical contact, distribution of props (candy,

beads, etc.)

No glitter, confetti, etc. are allowed (i.e. very small items that are difficult to pick up).

If any items are thrown into the air, they must land on the stage (must not float into the audience). The stage/performing area must be cleaned up immediately following the conclusion to that performance, all debris cleaned from floor. These items must be approved by the Greek Week Committee.

No one is allowed “backstage” before their allotted time slot.

Small props are allowed onstage (anything that can be carried by hand), but all items must be cleared off of the stage after the group performs.

Teams will be given 10 minutes to set up, perform, and remove all props from the stage.

o In this 10 minute time frame, the actual “act” shall last no longer than 5 minutes.

Remember that this is a show, so make sure performers are ready to start on time and are available for the entirety of the event. The show order is random so your performers should be prepared to perform at any time.

The Greek Week Steering Committee reserves the right to disqualify any group that does not follow the performance guidelines or rules.

*This is at the discretion of the Greek Coordinator, faculty/staff representative, judges,

and/or Greek Week Steering Committee members.

Awards &

Nomination Forms

Awards will be handed out at the Lip Sync Competition on Friday, March 27.

Attendance Award

The organization with the most attendance points at the conclusion of the week will

be awarded the Greek Week Attendance Award!

In the event of a tie for the Greek Week Attendance Award, the organizations that tie

will split the award.

Spirit of Greek Week Award

The organization will be presented to the organization that demonstrates

enthusiasm, chapter pride, service, unity, and sportsmanship within the Greek

community.

Overall Winner of Greek Week Award

This award will be given to the organization that received the most overall

cumulative points during Greek Week 2015.

In the event of a tie for the Overall Winner of Greek Week Award, the organizations

that tie will split the reward.

All organizations MUST read and comply with the Sportsmanship Clause and Chapter

Representation Rule in order to be eligible for this award.

If there is any violation of the above rules or stipulations, the Overall Winner of Greek

Week Award will not be announced and all points accumulated by all participating

organizations will be rendered null and void.

Spirit of Greek Week Award This award will be presented to the organization that demonstrates enthusiasm, chapter

pride, service, unity, and sportsmanship within the Greek community.

Chapters can nominate recipients upon the following criteria:

o The president or appointed representative of each fraternity/ sorority is

expected to submit their nomination no later than Friday, March 27, at 3:00

p.m.

o Nominations can be turned in to any member of the Greek Week Steering

Committee or the Office of Student Life and Leadership.

o Chapters cannot nominate themselves & a limit of one nomination per chapter.

The information provided on the nomination forms will be considered by the

committee.

Awards will not be chosen solely on number of votes.

Once all nominations have been received, the Greek Week Steering Committee will make a

unanimous decision based on the information provided on the nomination forms.

Student Organization Name:

Nominator’s Organization Name:

Nominator’s Name: Date:

Nominator’s Signature: Email:

How did this organization demonstrate enthusiasm throughout Greek Week 2015?

FORM CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

How did this organization demonstrate chapter pride throughout Greek Week 2015?

How did this organization demonstrate a dedication to service throughout Greek Week?

How did this organization promote unity and sportsmanship between all organizations

throughout Greek Week 2015?

Submit this form no later than Friday, March 27, at 3:00 p.m. to any member of the Greek

Week Steering Committee or the Office of Student Life and Leadership.

If more space is needed, additional pages may be attached.

It’s On Us Video

Monday, March 23 (1:00pm)

All forms must be turned in my March 18th.

Name: Phone Number:

Bubble Soccer:

Monday, March 23 (6:00) Each chapter is encouraged to have 15 participants

All forms must be turned in by March 18.

Name: Liability Form? (Yes or No)

Faculty/ Staff Breakfast: Wednesday, March 25 (7:30)

All forms must be turned in by March 18. Names of the 5 Representatives

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Project Toga:

Names of Representatives

Model:

Designers:

Greek Games: Tuesday, March 24 (4:00)

All forms must be turned in by March 18. Tug of War Participants

Name: Liability Form? (Yes or No)

Greek Games Sand Volleyball Participants

Name: Liability Form?

Greek Games

All forms must be turned in by March 18. Greek Paddle Participants

Name: Liability Form?

Greek Games:

Kickball Participants

Name: Liability Form?

Greeks Give Back: Friday, March 27 (11:00-1:00)

RSVP for the service event by March 18.

Name: Name:

Excused List

Bubble Soccer & Tailgate: Monday March 23 6-8pm

Name: Class & Time

Excused List

Speaker March 25th 6pm

Name: Class & Time

Excused List

Greeks Give Back: Friday March 27th 11am-1pm

Name: Class & Time

Lip Sync: Friday, March 27 (7:00)

Songs

Title Artist

Roster of Performers (5-15):

Costume Ideas:

Theme Ideas:

Prop Ideas:

Remember to turn in a copy of receipts used to purchase any materials used for Lip Sync