At Utah State, there are a variety of ways to get
involved in clubs, organizations, student activities, and honor societies.
Membership in a Greek chapter will provide you with the foundation necessary to
become a leader and a driving force for positive change on campus and in the
community. Each fraternity and sorority strives to create well-rounded
individuals through leadership training, innovative programming, and life-skill
development.
Here are what some USU Greeks are involved in the
Fall 2012 Semester:
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| Associated Students of Utah State University |
Christian Orr (ΣΦΕ), Jordan Hunt (ΣΦΕ), Hannah
Blackburn (ΚΔ), Trent Morrison (ΣΦΕ), Sloan Bailey (ΚΔ), Chaise Warr (ΣΦΕ) and
Ben Wilson (ΣΦΕ – not pictured) all have positions serving on Associated
Students of Utah State University [ASUSU]. Look out for many fun events they
will
be planning this school year.
Service and Philanthropy are a main part of Greek
life and many members just can’t get enough and have chosen to give additional
time to serving our community.
Laura Gunnell (ΚΔ) - Best Buddies Volunteer
John Stankiewicz (ΔΣΦ) – Volunteer in the Val R. Christensen Service Center
Drew Vaughn (ΣΧ) – Common Grounds Volunteer
Douglas Fiefia (ΨΣΦ), Emme Pugmire (ΚΔ) and Chandell
Culley (ΚΔ) serve together on the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business Student
Council and Phillip Nenni (ΔΣΦ) serves on the Science Council.
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| 2012-2012 A Team |
Anthony Pratt (ΨΣΦ), Douglas Fiefia (ΨΦΣ), Shelby
Frauen (ΘΝΞ), Sonina Hernandez (ΘΝΞ), Charley Riddle (ΣΦΕ), Brian Isom (ΣΦΕ),
and Cade Robinson (ΑΤΩ) are all members of the Utah State A-Team. Members of
the A-Team facilitate SOAR [student orientation, advising and registration]
help new students learn about USU policies, the registration process, and
student services.
With the many different clubs and organizations on
campus there is always something that will suit you. Whether its is the awesome
USU Band or politics, there is something for everyone.
Josh Tucker (ΣΧ) USU Bands
Thomas Crandall – The Music Club
David Smith (ΣΦΕ) – Athletic Tutor + Campus
Recreation and Intramural Department.
Kevin McCutheon (ΣΧ) – Student Health and Wellness
Center
Laurel Humble (ΘΝΞ ) – College Republicans
Justin Hinh and Jens Bowman (ΔΣΦ) – Students for Liberty
Greeks are all about getting involved in every
aspect on campus, and The Access and Diversity Center is a great place to
start.
Garrett Erickson (ΣΦΕ), member of Diversity Council.
Garret Bates (ΨΣΦ) – International Student Council
Jonathan Mejia (ΨΣΦ) – Multicultural Recruitment
Council and Latino Student Union.
Ami Meite (ΘΝΞ) - Black Student Union and African
Student Association.
Ana Gutierrez (ΘΝΞ) and Jessie Gilpin (ΚΔ) –
Polynesian Student Union
One great way to get involved is to join clubs
within your major.
Justin Zizumbo (ΣΧ) – National Association of Social
Workers, Nick Almanza (ΔΣΦ) – Accounting Club, Kurt Mantz (ΣΧ) – Reach Peer
Program, Stefanie Stack (ΚΔ) – Public Relations Student Society of America and
Tyler White (ΣΧ) – Wildlife Society.
Many Greeks volunteer for events at Utah State such
as The HOWL, Mardi Gras, and End of Year Bash. These Greeks include, Kristina
Blesh (ΑΧΩ), Caitlyn Lewis (ΑΧΩ), Becca Glover (ΚΔ), Carlos Murrilo (ΔΣΦ), Will
Fulton (ΣΧ) and many more.
Going Greek provides many leadership opportunities
within the Greek Community but also on campus. One way to start is to go with a
friend to club meetings and see if that is the right fit for you. The Greek
Community provides a conference each fall called, Greek Leadership Weekend,
which is a great way to become a leader in the Greek Community.
If you are interested in any leadership positions or
being involved on campus or in the Greek community contact Whitney Negrete,
Greek Council Public Relations at whitneynegrete@gmail.com or any other member
of Utah State Greek Council.
