Delta Nu New Member Education

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Delta Nu New Member Education

What is Delta Phi Epsilon's national founding date?
March 17th, 1917
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What is Delta Phi Epsilon's national founding date? March 17th, 1917
Where was Delta Phi Epsilon founded? New York University School of Law
Name the first DIMES in our founding sisters Dorothy Cohen Schwartzman
Name the second DIMES in our founding sisters Ida Bienstock Landau
Name the third DIMES in our founding sisters Minna Goldsmith Mahler
Name the fourth DIMES in our founding sisters Eve Effron Robin
Name the fifth DIMES in our founding sisters Sylvia Steierman Cohn
What type of sorority are we? Non-Sectarian (Only one founded at a professional school)
What does non-sectarian mean? Not based on race or creed
Describe our active sisterhood pin Gold equilateral triangle, with 21 pearls
What are our sorority colors? Royal Purple and Pure Gold
What is one of our three philanthropies? ANAD- Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders
What is a second one of our three philanthropies? CFF- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
What is the third one of our three philanthropies? Delta Phi Epsilon Education Foundation
What is our local philanthropy? Philadelphia Survivors Police Fund
What is our symbol? (Mascot) The unicorn
What is our sorority flower? The lovely purple iris
What is our sorority jewel? The pearl
What is our sorority motto? "Esse Quam Videri"
What does our motto mean? To be, rather than seem to be
What chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon are we? Delta Nu
What is the original chartering date at Temple University? April 4th, 1959
What date were we re-chartered? May 2nd, 2009
What does PEARL stand for? Personal Enrichment Activity for Responsible Living
What does PDP stand for? Personal Development Pearl
List two examples of a PDP Training for a Marathon
Learning to Drive Stick-Shift
Attending Leadership Development Retreats
Learning to Live a Healthier Lifestyle
Taking Cooking Classes
What kind of sorority are we? (Social, Service, or Professional) Social
What is the name of the National Magazine that Delta Phi Epsilon releases? The Triad
List the five S's Sisterhood
Scholarship
Service
Social
Self
List two examples of a Sisterhood Pearl Delta Phi Epsilon History and Policies
Sisterhood Retreats
Chapter Management Workshops
Leadership Development
Greek Life History
Game Night
Movie Night
List two examples of a Scholarship Pearl Time Management
Study Skills
Explore Study Abroad Options
Resume Writing
Learn about a new Culture
Test Taking Strategies
List two examples of a Service Pearl Making Cards for Soldiers
Making Cranes for Japan
Making Shrinky-dinks for Children
List two examples of a Social Pearl Substance Abuse
Cultural Diversity
Learn about STD's and AIDS
Etiquette
List two examples of a Self Pearl Self-Esteem
Personal Goal Planning
Personality Quizzes
Stress Management
Nutritional Living
Female Health Issues
Spiritual Wellness
Learn to French Braid
What does LT stand for? Leadership Team
List two responsibilities of the Chapter President Run Chapter Meetings
Oversee the Leadership Team (LT)
What does VPO stand for? Vice President of Operations
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Operations (VPO) Keep in contact with National
Oversee finances
What does VPP stand for? Vice President of Programming
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Programming (VPP) Run community service, philanthropy, fundraising events
Oversee website and intramurals
What does VPR stand for? Vice President of Recruitment
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Recruitment (VPR) Run informal and formal recruitment
Oversee public relations
What does VPMD stand for? Vice President of Membership Development
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Membership Development (VPMD) Keep track of Pearl's
Oversee education
What does VPAA stand for? Vice President of Academic Affairs
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Academic Affairs (VPAA) Keep track of sister's GPAs, give to National Headquarters and Temple University
Oversee socials and special events
What does MAL stand for? Member At Large
List two responsibilities of the Member At Large (MAL) Conflict resolution
Run rituals
What does VPH stand for? Vice President of Housing
List two responsibilities of the Vice President of Housing (VPH) Make sure everyone does their chores
House beautification
What are the main differences between a New Member and other types of sisters? A New Member has been invited to associate with DPhiE. Paid New Member Fees, Participated in New Member Ritual, entitled to wear New Member Pin
What are the main differences between an active Sister and other types of sisters? An Active Sister has completed New Member Education, has a cumulative GPA at or above chapter standards, paid all dues, approved for imitation by NME, participated in Initiation Ritual, entitled to wear sisterhood badge
What are the main differences between an Alumna and other types of sisters? An Alumna is a sister graduating with Bachelor's Degree, in good financial standing locally and nationally, participated in DPhiE Sister-to-Alumna Ritual, entitled to wear Alumna Badge.
What is one reason why a sister would be granted inactive status? Co-op, study abroad, or severe illness
What are the main differences between a Local organization and other types of organizations? Found only on one campus, not tied to (inter)national organization
What are the main differences between a National organization and other types of organizations? Democratically governed with more than one collegiate chapter throughout the U.S.
What are the main differences between an International organization and other types of organizations? National groups with chapters outside the U.S.
Define a Social Fraternity Open to all students regardless of major. (Social means social skills not parties)
Define a Professional Fraternity Students working toward a specific degree, mostly co-ed
Define a Service Fraternity Students working together to do community service
Define an Honorary Fraternity Fraternities based on scholastic or personal achievements
What does NPC stand for? National Panhellenic Conference
What does the NPC (National Panhellenic Conference) do? They are the advisory board of national sororities
What does CPC stand for? College Panhellenic Council
What does the CPC (College Panhellenic Council) do? They are a council of all the NPC member sororities on a campus, includes e-board (executive board) and delegates
What does NPHC stand for? National Pan-Hellenic Council
What does the NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic Council) do? They are the coordinating body for historically African-American and Latino Fraternities and sororities
What does IFC stand for? Interfraternity Council
What does the IFC (Interfraternity Council) do? They are the coordinating body for all national fraternities
What does GAMMA stand for? Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol
What does GAMMA (Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol) do? They are a group of Greek Students who focus on peer based educational programs
What is the difference between a Ritual and a Ceremony? Ritual- approved by national, written in ritual manuals, and cannot be changed unless it goes through the international office.

Ceremony- formal or informal event for a specific purpose, personalized by chapters.
What is this Greek Letter?: Α Alpha
What is this Greek Letter?: Β Beta
What is this Greek Letter?: Γ Gamma
What is this Greek Letter?: Δ Delta
What is this Greek Letter?: Ε Epsilon
What is this Greek Letter?: Ζ Zeta
What is this Greek Letter?: Η Eta
What is this Greek Letter?: Θ Theta
What is this Greek Letter?: Ι Iota
What is this Greek Letter?: Κ Kappa
What is this Greek Letter?: Λ Lambda
What is this Greek Letter?: M Mu
What is this Greek Letter?: N Nu
What is this Greek Letter?: Ξ Xi
What is this Greek Letter?: O Omicron
What is this Greek Letter?: Π Pi
What is this Greek Letter?: Ρ Rho
What is this Greek Letter?: Σ Sigma
What is this Greek Letter?: Τ Tau
What is this Greek Letter?: Y Upsilon
What is this Greek Letter?: Φ Phi
What is this Greek Letter?: Χ Chi
What is this Greek Letter?: Ψ Psi
What is this Greek Letter?: Ω Omega
Who is our International President? Michelle Gilboy
List two small positions that the Vice President of Operations (VPO) oversees Director of Finance
Secretary
Risk Management
List two small positions that the Vice President of Programming (VPP) oversees Philanthropy Chair
Intramural Chair
Community Service Chair
Website Coordinator
Fundraising Chair
List two small positions that the Vice President of Recruitment (VPR) oversees Formal Recruitment Chair
Informal Recruitment Chair
Public Relations Chair
List two small positions that the Vice President of Membership Development (VPMD) oversees New Member Educator
Assistant New Member Educator
Coordinator of Alumnae Relations
List two small positions that the Vice President of Academic Affairs (VPAA) oversees Special Events Coordinator
Social Chair
Coordinator of Senior Programming
List two small positions that the Member At Large (MAL) oversees Sisterhood Spirit
Ritualist
Historian
List two small positions that the Vice President of Housing (VPH) oversees House Manager
Home Beautification
Clean-up Crew
Environmental Manager
Maintenance
Chores Master
What is a Bid? Invitation to join a fraternity or sorority, usually extended after a series of recruitment events.
What is a Quota? The number of new members a sorority can take during the formal recruitment process.

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