1. PRESIDENTS MEETING
January 6, 2014

2. Welcome
Kid President Video can be found here:
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3. Kay and Lebo Wall (JoCassee too
Kay and Lebo Wall (JoCassee too!) Fraternity & Sorority Faculty In Residence
Office Location: Norris Hall
- Kay:
- Lebo:

4. Dr. Kendra Stewart-Tillman Director of Diversity & Inclusion
Office Location: Union 707
Office Phone Number: (864)

5. Dr. Gary Wiser Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life
Office Location: Union 602
Office Phone Number: (864)

6. Brianna Lombardozzi Associate Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life
Office Location: Union 602
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Gamma Rho
Kappa Alpha Order
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Sigma Phi Epsilon

7. Crystal Reese KAT GphiB Phi Sig Phi K Tau Sig Nu BYX (sigma gamma rho)
Graduate Assistant for Fraternities and Sororities
Office Location: Norris
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Phi Alpha
Beta Upsilon Chi
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Pi Kappa Tau
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sigma Nu
Phi Sigma Kappa
KAT
GphiB
Phi Sig
Phi K Tau
Sig Nu
BYX
(sigma gamma rho)

8. Harriett-Graham Courtney Graduate Assistant for Fraternities and Sororities
Office Location: Grad Suite of the Union (7th floor)
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Tau Omega
Delta Sigma Theta
FarmHouse
Omega Psi Phi
Kappa Delta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Phi
Sigma Kappa

9. Tyler Hill Graduate Assistant for Fraternities and Sororities
Office Location: Grad Suite of the Union (7th floor)
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Sigma Phi
Delta Chi
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Zeta
Sigma Pi
Zeta Phi Beta
Zeta Tau Alpha

10. Rob Valderrama Graduate Assistant for Fraternities and Sororities
Office Location: Norris
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Phi
Alpha Delta Pi
Delta Tau Delta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Iota Alpha
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Beta Sigma

11. Sabrina Nelson Graduate Assistant for Fraternities and Sororities
Office Location: Norris
Office Phone Number: (864)
Chapters:
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc.
Beta Theta Pi
Chi Omega
Chi Psi
Kappa Alpha Psi
Phi Delta Theta
Triangle

12. Fraternity & Sorority Development Model
Purpose:
To offer the fraternity and sorority community support that emphasizes the importance of social responsibility, academic excellence, and leadership through open communication, needs-based advising, and direct interaction with organization members and advisors.
Advising Philosophy:
We believe in the holistic development of members in the fraternity and sorority community. Our role is to provide supplementary advising that reinforces organizational and community values to enact positive and sustainable change.
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13. Fraternity & Sorority Development Model
But what does this really mean?
We are here to SUPPORT you!
This is UNIQUE to Clemson – lets make it the best it can be.
First point of contact for questions, comments or concerns? Your FSDA!
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14. STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
The Standards of Excellence Program at Clemson aims to challenge the fraternity/sorority community membership to live up to those highest values and ideals upon which our respective organizations were founded.
By providing a set of standards that reflect these common values, the Standards of Excellence Program provides a level of accountability, with an opportunity to seek distinction. In the end, the goal of the Standards of Excellence Program is simple. As members of fraternities and sororities, we should provide excellent leadership, scholarship, service and social opportunities and better prepare members to make significant contributions beyond the undergraduate experience
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15. STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
Community Although we stand as members of various organizations, we are still connected through the Fraternity and Sorority Life community. We uphold the values and standards of our community and hold each other accountable, in order remain a unified group
I. Council Involvement
I. Alumni/Graduate Chapter Relations
II. Administration and Finance
III. Risk Management
Leadership We define leaders as brothers and sisters who have proven to be the best at setting examples. Leaders demonstrate good communication skills, responsibility, maturity; they have the ability to balance scholarship, service, and friendship in everything they do. We strive to be leaders not just in the Fraternity and Sorority Community but also on the Clemson University campus and the surrounding community.
IV. Membership
V. Leadership Training
VI. Educational Programming
VII. Campus Leadership and Involvement
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16. STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE
Scholarship Striving to excel in our professional and educational endeavors, we strengthen our fraternal bond and maximize personal achievement. We strive to meet and surpass the standards set by our Inter/National Organizations and the University.
VIII. Scholarship/Academics
Service We ensure that our organizations are focused and dedicated to serving their philanthropies as well as efforts within the community. Through these actions we understand and respect that our service is an integral part of the community's well-being. We are committed to supporting the community’s efforts in the area of service.
IX. Service/Philanthropy
A. Service.
B. Philanthropy.
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17. Standards of Excellence Model
FRATERNITY & SORORITY DEVELOPMENT MODEL (FSDM)
Membership Development Model
Understanding  Development
Engagement  Preparedness
Standards of Excellence Model
CHAPTER SUCCESS
MEMBER SUCCESS
Participating in program will increase chapters success
Participating in program will increase members success
Council Advisement
Provide promotion & support of office programs/initiatives
CHAPTER DEVELOPMENT
MEMBER DEVELOPMENT
COMPLEMENTARY

18. ACADEMIC POLICY Minimum Standards
In order to maintain good standing with Fraternity and Sorority Life, a chapter must maintain a semester grade point average equal to or above a 2.7.
Assistance
When a chapter falls below a 2.7 semester GPA the chapter automatically enters into the Fraternity and Sorority Life Scholastic Assistance Program. The program has 2 levels of assistance based on a chapter’s GPA: 1) Academic Warning and 2) Academic Probation.
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19. HAZING - SOUTH CAROLINA LAW
“Hazing” means
the wrongful striking, laying open hand upon, threatening with violence, or offering to do bodily harm by a superior student to a subordinate student with intent to punish or injure the subordinate student, or other unauthorized treatment by the superior student of a subordinate student of a tyrannical, abusive, shameful, insulting, or humiliating nature
Hazing at all state supported universities, colleges, and public institutions of higher learning is prohibited. When an investigation has disclosed substantial evidence that a student has committed an act or acts of hazing, the student may be dismissed, expelled, suspended, or punished as the president considers appropriate.
South Carolina Law:
(4) "Hazing" means the wrongful striking, laying open hand upon, threatening with violence, or offering to do bodily harm by a superior student to a subordinate student with intent to punish or injure the subordinate student, or other unauthorized treatment by the superior student of a subordinate student of a tyrannical, abusive, shameful, insulting, or humiliating nature. (B) Hazing at all state supported universities, colleges, and public institutions of higher learning is prohibited. When an investigation has disclosed substantial evidence that a student has committed an act or acts of hazing, the student may be dismissed, expelled, suspended, or punished as the president considers appropriate.

20. CLEMSON UNIVERSITY’S HAZING POLICY
Clemson University’s core values are Integrity, Honesty and Respect. Hazing is not consistent with these core values. Therefore, all Clemson University community members/organizations are expected to refrain from hazing.
Hazing is any situation created or action taken—for the purpose of initiation, admission information, affiliation with or as a condition for continued membership in an organization (criteria to follow).
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21. WHAT IS HAZING? Situations/actions that constitute hazing are:
Negligent or reckless in nature; or
Potentially harmful to
Physical safety/health
Psychological well-being
Opportunities for Academic Success; or
Not reflective of the University’s mission, purpose or values.
Such activities and situations may include, but are not limited to:
paddling;
physical or psychological shocks;
forced (whether explicit or implicit) consumption of food, water, alcohol or drugs;
kidnapping or abandonment;
line-ups and berating;
morally degrading behavior;
any form of personal servitude;
forced (whether explicit or implicit) wearing, publicly or privately, of inappropriate costumes;
interference with academic pursuits; or
forced (whether explicit or implicit) participation in activities that are illegal, or violate University policy.
Any member of the University community, including a victim, participant, or witness, with knowledge of hazing should report the hazing to the Office of Community and Ethical Standards or Clemson University Police. 21

22. FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE New Policies for 2014-2015
Fraternity and Sorority Life will contact all parents of new members to inform them of the hazing policies, warning signs, and reporting procedures.
No new member activities can take place between Midnight-7:00 am Monday-Friday unless approved by FSL staff.
Beginning in Spring 2015, new member education programs will not exceed eight weeks.
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23. INTAKE/RECRUITMENT POLICY
In order to join a fraternity or sorority at Clemson, a student must be a fully matriculated student at the university and have at least a 2.7 grade point average.** Students currently in the Bridge program may not join until they have completed their requirements with Tri Country and transferred to Clemson. Students may also have to attend an orientation meeting before participating in recruitment/Intake as determined by CPC, IFC, and NPHC.
** Per the National Panhellenic Conference, which provides direction our CPC chapters, no GPA minimum can be mandated. This does not mean that chapters should not have minimum GPA standards for recruitment
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24. INTAKE/RECRUITMENT POLICY
All chapters interested in hosting intake must communicate this with the NPHC Advisor as well as complete the NPHC Notice of Membership Intake found on the Clemson Fraternity & Sorority Life Website (minimally 5 days prior to the first interest meeting):
NOTICE OF INITIATION
Chapters inducting members must complete the Notice of Initiation found on the Clemson Fraternity & Sorority Life Website (minimally 7 days prior to initiation):
All New Member Education Programs for Spring 2015 must be completed by April 12th
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25. MEMBERSHIP AND ROSTERS
All students who choose to join a fraternity or sorority at Clemson University must sign a membership card that contains the consent to release academic and conduct information to the chapter and an acknowledgement of the university hazing policy.
All roster additions and deletions must be done using the form found at
When a new member is no longer a part of the chapter, the student must be removed from the roster within 24 hours.
The final date to submit roster updates is November 15th for the fall semester and April 15th for the spring semester.
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26. GREEK ROSTER SYSTEM & WEBSITE
Fraternity & Sorority Life website can be found here:
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27. WE WANT TO SUPPORT YOU!! FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE ON-CALL
Take out your cell phone
Add this number:
WE WANT TO SUPPORT YOU!!
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28. SAVE THE DATE! February 27th -March 1st
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29. CLEMSON COUNTS Whitney Morgan Brown
Associate Director for Civic Engagement
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30. OFFICE OF COMMUNITY AND ETHICAL STANDARDS
Randall Williams
Senior Associate Director
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