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FSL 2013 DePaul Fraternity and Sorority Life Week 2013 2013 Fraternity/Sorority Life Week Handbook Presented By: 2013 FSL Committee

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Page 1: FSL 2013 Handbook

FSL 2013

DePaul Fraternity and Sorority Life Week 2013

2013 Fraternity/Sorority Life Week Handbook Presented By: 2013 FSL Committee

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FSL Week 2013

Greetings,

On behalf of the entire Fraternity and Sorority Week Committee, we would like to thank you all for

your participation in Fraternity and Sorority Week 2013. This year we want to bring to you a well-

rounded, fulfilling week with great opportunities for all chapters to come together and emphasize the

core values of our DePaul Fraternities and Sororities.

The success and enjoyment of the 2013 Fraternity and Sorority Week depends on you, as chapter

members. The committee will take care of the logistics, but we need you to have fun. The week

does involve intense competition, but ultimately it is an opportunity to showcase our unity and

strength in numbers. Let’s display how we are a strong and unified Fraternity and Sorority Life

Community!

We encourage you to support and attend as many events as you can. The 2013 Fraternity and Sorori-

ty Week is a celebration of the past, present and future of our FSL’s great tradition. We hope you

take advantage of this opportunity to celebrate!

Please thoroughly review and familiarize yourself with all of the information contained within this

packet. Be sure to share all of this information with your organization so our community is well-

informed. We hope you enjoy this week of community service, competition, excitement, and most

importantly, fun! The committee has worked very hard to bring you Fraternity and Sorority Week

2013:“The Only Way To Fly”.

Good luck and have fun!

FSL Committee

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FSL Week 2013

Committee Contact Information

Mike Canella FIJI [email protected]

Michelle Delta Phi Lambda [email protected]

Miro McPherson Delta Gamma [email protected]

Fred Arroyo Sigma Lambda Beta [email protected]

Channon Campbell Alpha Kappa Alpha [email protected]

Bria Young Chi Omega [email protected]

Patricia Medin Lambda Theta Alpha [email protected]

Julio Rodrigueez Phi Kappa Psi [email protected]

Jalen Hamilton Alpha Phi Alpha [email protected]

Taj Simmons Alpha Phi Alpha [email protected]

Victoria Fonesca Chi Omega [email protected]

Micheal Garfinkel Alpha Epsilon Pi [email protected]

Courntey Cirone Alpha Sigma Alpha [email protected]

Jasmine Zambrano Lambda Theta Alpha [email protected]

Nina Hernandez Chi Omega [email protected]

Lucy Diaz Lambda Theta Alpha [email protected]

John Daly FIJI [email protected]

PR/Logistics:

Event Planning:

Community Service

Bobby Coveck Phi Delta Theta [email protected]

Graduate Assistant For FSL

Directors:

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FSL Week 2013

Team Contact Information

Phi Gamma Delta Kolton Kozlowski [email protected]

Delta Zeta Taylor Fisher [email protected]

Sigma Gamma Rho Richla Davis [email protected]

Alpha Psi Lambda Luis Paz [email protected]

Team 1: Red

Delta Gamma Jenna Massey [email protected]

Alpha Epsilon Pi Andrew Vansickl [email protected]

Alpha Kappa Alpha Arielle Thompson ariel-

[email protected]

Gamma Phi Omega Evelyn Banos [email protected]

Team 2: Orange

Chi Omega Lizzie Spirit /Alex Rodriguez [email protected]/

[email protected]

Pi Kappa Alpha Kai Ohashi [email protected]

Alpha Phi Alpha Taj Simmon/Jalen Hamilton [email protected]

Sigma Lambda Gamma Judy Patino [email protected]

Team 3: Yellow

Alpha Xi Delta Nora Sweeney [email protected]

Phi Kappa Psi Mike Cotton michael-

[email protected]

Alpha Phi Gamma Allison Chanthavong [email protected]

Delta Sigma Theta Adija Brown [email protected]

Team 4: Green

FSL Team Assignment Contact Name Email

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FSL Week 2013

Team Contact Information Continued

Sigma Phi Epsilon Trent Miller [email protected]

Lambda Theta Phi Anthony Rodriguez [email protected]

Alpha Sigma Alpha Jerrica /Natasha Janic [email protected]/

[email protected]

Delta Phi Lambda Lizzy Nguyen [email protected]

Team 5: Blue

Alpha Phi Claire Park [email protected]

Alpha Omicron Pi Ogechi Nwoso/Emily

Kirsch

[email protected]/

[email protected]

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jon Churchin [email protected]

Lambda Theta Alpha Carolina Cruz [email protected]

Sigma Lambda Beta Rafael Valverde [email protected]

Team 6: Purple

FSL Team Assignment Contact Name Email

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FSL Week 2013

Expectations

The purpose of Fraternity and Sorority Week is to celebrate our values and traditions while building uni-

ty in our community. The following will be expected for participation in all events and programs:

1. All members are required by law to abide by the policies set forth in IFC, MGC and CPC Bylaws

and DePaul University’s Alcohol Policy.

2. All event participants must be sober , per FIPG policy (e.g. No using drugs or alcohol before or dur-

ing an official FSL Week event).

3. Members will be respectful and supportive of all chapters, peer and groups participating in FSL

Week.

4. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated.

5. All decisions made by members of the FSL Week Committee, FSL Advisors and the Student In-

volvement Staff, as well as the Rules Committee are final and non-negotiable.

6. The FSL Week Committee, FSL Advisors and the Student Involvement Staff reserve the right to dis-

qualify any chapter that has (a) violated any of the expectations listed and/or (b) put the safety or im-

age of the FSL community and its members at risk.

7. Violation of policies and procedures of FSL Week or IFC/MGC/PHC are subject to a judicial board

review, by their council.

8. Any concerns or comments should be directed to the FSL Week Committee or the FSL Advisors.

9. Be safe and have fun!

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FSL Week 2013

Saturday: May 18th, 2013

Fraternity & Sorority Life Banquet

Time: 12:30pm-2:30

Location: Cortelyou

Please have Chapter President RSVP

Monday: May 13th, 2013

Passport Check-in

Time: 1pm-3pm

Location: LP Student Center Atrium

FSL Unity Stroll Competition & BBQ

Time: 4-8pm

Location: Quad

Wednesday: May 15th, 2013

Olympics

Time: 4-8pm

Location: Quad

Tuesday: May 14th, 2013

Speaker: David Stollman

Time: 5:30-7:30pm

Location: Student Center 120 A&B

Thursday: May 16th, 2013

Can Castle

Time: 12:30-3pm

Location: LP Student Center Atrium

Friday: May 17th, 2013

Variety Show

Time 5-6pm

Location: Cortelyou

Schedule of Events

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FSL Week 2013

2013 FSL Week Point System

Event Points 1st 2nd 3rd

Penny Wars 150 100 50

Unity Stroll 150 100 50

Can Castle 150 100 50

Variety Show 150 100 50

Olympics 20 15 10

Attendance Points 1st 2nd 3rd

Unity stroll 150 100 50

Speaker David Stollman 450 300 150

Can Castle 150 100 50

Variety Show 150 100 50

Olympics 150 100 50

Below is the chart for the 2013 FSL Week Points. The first table is the break-down of how

many points a team may win first, second and third place for each event. The second table is

a breakdown of how many attendance pints each event is worth. Attendance will be taken

with card swipe therefore please bring your students IDto all events. The FSL Week Com-

mittee and Directors will decide all final points, point are non-negotiable.

EXTRA SPIRT POINTS:

There are possible extra points throughout the

week. Use Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to

upload pictures and talk about how much FUN

you are having! Go crazy with your team name,

have lunch with your team etc., just make sure

that all postings are using the #theonlywaytofly

and that you are tagging FSL Week 2013 onfor

points! You can earn up to 20-25 points!

Wait, I have this JUMBO size passport now what?

At the start of the week you will be handed a team

Passport to check in at each event with. it will include

AIRLINE NAME, MOTTO AND LOGO. Bring

this Passport around to all the events and you will get

point for bringing it around.

Unity Stroll &Variety Show

For teams that have at least one member per

council participating Unity Stoll and Variety

Show will be awarded 10 extra points.

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FSL Week 2013

2013 FSL Week Events Description

Monday 13, 2013

Quad | 4:30-8pm

FSL Unity Stroll Competition & BBQ

Strolls will be judged on the following:

Creativity

Ability to include all organizations

Unity

Strolls should be no less than two minutes and no longer that

five minutes. Please turn in music at check in.

Come kick off the FSL week with the rest of the community

with a nice barbeque in the quad. Strut your letters and your

FSL unity stroll as you compete for first place. There will be

hamburgers, hot dogs and veggie burger for the barbeque. We

will be taking our second annual community picture, so please

wear your letters. This also will be an attendance point event,

please bring your ID’s to swipe in!

Atrium | 1-3pm

Passport Check– In

All events will start at the time stated. Please have a team representative check in

with an FSL Week Director or Bobby to let them know that you are at the event.

Get ready to fly away into a week of

adventure and excitement, but just

like any vacation worth going on,

you must get your passport first!

Teams must pick up their passport

Monday in the atrium from 1-3pm.

These passports will be your ticket

to extra spirit points. At every event

you will use your passport to check

your group in. Collect all the stamps

in your passport to get the maximum

amount of points possible.

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FSL Week 2013

David Stollman: Buy In Or GET OUT

Tuesday 14, 2013

Water Balloon Toss

An unlimited number of members may participate. One catcher needs

to be assigned per team. Up to 2 balloons may fall, roll and

bounce along the ground, but if both break, your team is out.

It’s time for the Seventh Annual Fraternity and Sorority Olympics! Teams

will participate in numerous fun games!

Tug O’ War

Ten members per team are required to participate. Five male and five

female.

Olympics

Quad | 4-8pm

Wednesday 15, 2013

This event will be worth attendance points ONLY!

And points for this event have been TRIPLED!

This year FSL speaker is David Stollman with his

keynote address "Buy In Or GET OUT" In his ad-

dress David pushes fraternities and sororities to Buy

in or GET OUT! Straight forward, brutally honest

and hilarious, David Stollman is the president of

Campuspeak. Campuspeak mission is to partner with

campuses and with higher education organizations to

improve colleges and university communities and the

loves of students. They aim to be an agenda-setting

organization within higher education. David is a

member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, and an advisor for Al-

pha Sigma Tau sorority in New York. He is one of

the co-founders of Campuspeak and has over 15

years experience as an advisor, speaker and member

of the Fraternity and Sorority world. The FSL com-

mittee would like to thank SAF-B for the funning to

bring David Stollman to our campus.

LPSC 120A&8 | 5-7:30

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FSL Week 2013

Ultimate Relay Race

At least 8 members per team are required to participate.

Wheel Barrow

Dizzy Bat

3-Legged Race

Balloon Pop

Unlimited number of members per team.

Each team member will inflate a balloon that is the teams color and tie it

onto their legs with a ribbon. Pop other teams’ balloons before all of your

team’s balloons are popped and you win! If balloons deflate by them-

selves, you are out. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated: any

hitting, stepping on or any other form of unsportsmanlike conduct will

get your TEAM disqualified. All decisions are final and non-negotiable

Bucket O’ Water

10 members per team are required to participate.

A bucket of water will be passed over and under from member to

member, trying to transfer water from one bin to the other. The team

with the most water at end of 5 minutes wins.

Wednesday 15, 2013

Pie Eating Contest

One eater per team

Each team will provide one brave sole to represent their team in the

ultimate show down. How many pies can one eat within 5 minutes?

You will be able to place bets on who will win by putting your mon-

ey where your mouth is. There will be jars for each team where mon-

ey can be place. The more money a team has the more it goes towards

in positive pennies towards their penny wars. Team representatives

will need to sign a waiver before taking place in the competition.

Olympics

Quad | 4-8pm

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Thursday 16, 2013 Penny Wars

Pennies will count as positive points, silver change

and dollars count as negative points, who ever has

the most positive amount of money by the end of the

week wins!

IMPORTANT

Each team will decorate five milk jug that will

represent their team name. The jugs need to be

ready and accessible by the first day of Penny

Wars, and need to be turned in at the FSL Unity

Stroll Competition & BBQ. Banners may also be created to encourage the

greater DePaul community to participate.

(Remember Spirit points?!)

Jars will be set out during events as well.

This will be happening throughout the week.

Points will be calculated by total at the end of

the week.

At every event | Look for the table with jugs

Can Castles

Teams will be collecting cans and other

non-perishable items leading up to the

event. At the event, teams will create a

castle-type structure. Event rules and de-

tails will be announced at the start of the

event!

Atrium| 1-3pm

Sid Feldman was a staunch proponent of

education. Born and raised in the Chicago

Stockyards, Sid was a successful business-

man which he attributed, in part, to being

open to learning and education. The bless-

ings of his career have been bestowed upon

many to enable them access to education

which may have been otherwise out of

their reach. The Sid Feldman Legacy Fund

hopes to continue his belief in education

and its accessibility for all. This foundation

is able to give an incoming CPS graduate

student a scholarship for DePaul. This year

FSL Week’s Penny War contributions will

be going to help this foundation.

Sid Feldman Foundation Mother Seton Food Pantry

This years Can Castel creations will be

donated to the DePaul Food Pantry,

Mother Seton Food Pantry. Mother Se-

ton Food Pantry serves on a monthly ba-

sis over 230 households, reaching rough

8,250 people per year This food panty

also serves DePaul students who qualify

for food assistance.

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Friday 17, 2013 Variety Show

Courtlyou Commons | 5-6pm

Rules are as follows:

Teams must be made of one member

per organization.

5 minutes max and 2 minutes minimum

for stage time.

MUSIC MUST BE TURNED IN ON

THURSDAY at the END of Can Cas-

tle.

The FSL Week Committee reserves the

right to censor name of the show and

behaviors.

Tradition states that each FSL week ends with

the Variety show. Come celebrate the end of the

week. Judges will be DePaul Staff!

For Questions Contact: Fraternity and Sorority Life Graduate Assistant Bobby Covek [email protected] 1773.325.8020 425.555.0133 fax

FSL Week 2013