From: Madison Singh Date: September 12, 2024 Subject: September Greek Talk!
September 2024
Mark Your Calendars!
September 9- September 13: MGC Welcomes You Home September 18: Interfraternity Council Recruitment begins September 26: Panhellenic Council Recruitment begins October 18: IFC Tailgate (in conjunction with Homecoming) November 8: IFC Tailgate November 14th: Risk Management Workshop with Eric Hartman
***Please be on the lookout for communication with more details!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: What: Asbury Elementary Carnival! We need volunteers to run game stations for Asbury kids at our annual carnival fundraiser! We'd love some help with set-up and putting away the games. Pizza provided for volunteers! When: Friday, September 20th from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Where: Asbury Elementary School Playground - 1320 E Asbury Ave (just a few blocks from campus!) Sign up here!
DU HERO 2024:
We are excited to invite you to the 2024 DU Hero Games, a team-based fitness competition organized by the Student Veteran Association. This event is open to all members of the DU community, including students, alumni, staff/faculty, parents, friends, and neighbors.
The Hero Games is a unique opportunity to honor our fallen heroes, challenge yourself with diverse military-inspired fitness activities, and build connections with fellow DU community members. Plus, all participants will enjoy exclusive perks, including a Hero Games t-shirt and a DU swag bag.
When:
Saturday, October 5
4 p.m. Where:
University of Denver
Campus Green
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Hello! My name is Madison Singh (She, her), and I am honored to serve as the Fraternity and Sorority Life Graduate Assistant. I went to the University of Wyoming, where I studied Gender and Women Studies with minors in International Relations and Pre Law.
I am a Chi Omega and served as an Orientation Leader, a Student Ambassador, and the FSL intern on my campus. As an active Chi Omega member, I served my chapter as Marketing Director, Campus Activities Assistant, Secretary and Director of Programming, Chapter President, and Sisterhood Director.
I saw firsthand how higher education and FSL can and will continue to save lives, thus, I am getting my MA in Higher Education from DU. My hope is that we can work together to reach the goals you have for yourself, your chapters, and your campus. Being a student leader is hard work, and I am here to help you navigate your time as a leader and undergraduate student.
So excited to be on campus and working with FSL. Let's have a great year!
A Message From Christopher
Welcome back to campus! We are excited to see everyone return, bringing with you the energy, enthusiasm, and commitment that makes our community so special. Regardless of where you are on your journey, we are excited to embark on another year of growth, service, and siblinghood together. This is a time to reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and continue the rich traditions that define our fraternity and sorority life at DU.
As we step into a new academic year, I challenge each of you to set an example both within and beyond our community. Strive to uphold the values that your chapters stand for—integrity, leadership, and service. Remember that your actions reflect not only on yourselves but on your chapter and our entire FSL community. Let’s aim to raise the bar even higher than last year, making a larger, more positive impact on our campus and in the local community. By doing so, you’ll help to strengthen the bonds of both inside and outside our community, showing others what it truly means to be part of such inspiring chapters.
I look forward to all the achievements, community service, social events, and memorable moments that this year will bring. Madison and I are here to support you every step of the way, providing resources, guidance, and encouragement. Let’s work together to make this the best year yet, filled with growth, meaningful connections, and the continued pursuit of excellence. Welcome back and let’s make this a year to remember!
Thank you Chapter Leaders!
We are excited for this year, and can't wait to get started.
Shoutout to the chapter leaders who attended the leadership meeting last Sunday. We appreciate your eagerness to begin the year on a positive note. If you have any questions regarding the material covered in our meeting, please connect with Christopher or Madison.
We hope you are feeling prepared for the busy fall quarter, and please don't hesitate to reach out to the FSL team as you begin your school year.
If you're not following FSL on social media, you should! You can find us on Instagram, Tiktok, and Facebook!
Come learn about the many options in joining FSL at DU! You'll hear from different folks on campus about the benefits to joining, how to join, and how being a member will positively impact your time at DU and after you graduate!
This is a private interactive 90-minute workshop that will cover how alcohol affects the body and mind, myths about alcohol, pouring standard drink sizes, and ways to prevent alcohol poisoning and intervene in potentially harmful situations. Participants will also learn that more is not necessarily better and discuss safer strategies to reduce risk when drinking.
This workshop counts toward the RSO Ongoing Harm Prevention Training Requirement and is only open to fraternity and sorority members.
