2013-14 sorority year in review

This is great! I love that each group can list accomplishments in one place just to answer any questions and showcase what's important to our members. Just shows how much involvement is important to all greeks! This is the complete list of DG's involvement/accomplishments for 2013-2014:

1 member on Panhellenic Executive Council
SA Secretary
7 SA Cabinet Members
3 SA Senators
6 Alumni Delegates
3 Orientation Leaders
2 MSU Foundation Ambassadors
10 MSU Roadrunners (2 Secretaries)
37 Maroon VIP (VP and Recruitment Director)
4 Lambda Sigma
14 Order of Omega (Treasurer and VP)
15 Fashion Board (President, VP, Secretary)
2 Music Makers
3 Lab Rats Comedy
3 MSU Cheerleaders
2 MSU Pom Squad
4 Fraternity Sweethearts (SAE, Sigma Chi, KA, Pike)
4 members on Homecoming Court
3 members competing in Miss Mississippi
2013 Miss Maroon and White
Miss Mississippi State University alternate
1 Communications Ambassador
3 College of Ag and Life Sciences Ambassadors
7 Stennis Montgomery Association (President)
2 Diamond Girls (Captain)
Multiple Intramural Championships
Members in (sorry no exact numbers!): Honors College, Famous Maroon Band, SA Committees, Freshman Council, Freshman Forum, Club sports, 6 major based societies, 12 major based honor societies, multiple campus ministry organizations.
Hosted a Lectureship this spring featuring Soul Surfer inspiration Bethany Hamilton\n\n\n\n\n

Sigma chi sweetheart

Phi Mu had the Sigma Chi sweetheart named in 2013 but DG has a member listed as the 2014 Sigma Chi sweetheart.

Saw this posted on another thread and just wanted to copy it so all this info was in one place. Congrats Phi Mu on all the involvement and accomplishments for this year! Love seeing greeks being leaders at MSU!

"Phi Mu 2013/2014:

-SA Cabinet member of the year
-Kappa Sigma Sweetheart 2014
-awarded the excellence in community service award at the Ritter Awards
-Greek Woman of the year
-honored at the Maroon Volunteer Center Awards Banquet by being named the campus service group of the year
-gold level spirit award with 6,690 community service hours
-first place in the Kappa Sigma Charity Classic.
-placing first in the cheer competition
-charity bowl queen,
-first in banner
-raised over $17,000 for LeBonheur at our annual Pizza Stick Late Night
-senior class homecoming maid
-Panhellenic Recruitment Chariman-Panhellenic Scolarship Chairman
-Miss Riverbend 2013
-Miss Historic South 2014
-5 new SA Representatives
-Lambda Sigma Honor Society members
-third place in Chi Omega Limelight 2013
-7 New MSU Fashion Board members
-3 New MSU Diamond girls
-8 senators of MSU colleges
-Senior Class President
-5 Freshman Forum Members
-Kappa Sig Sweetheart
-Sig EP Sweetheart
-ATO Sweetheart
-Sigma Chi Sweetheart
-3 recipients of beauties at Miss Maroon&White Pageant
-Most Photogenic Recipient
-placed 3rd Derby Days"

Highest GPA
20+ Roadrunners
9 SA Senators
3 Coed Cheerleaders
3 All-Girl Cheerleaders
2 Pom Squad
2 MSU soccer team members
1 MSU women's golf team member
2 Class Presidents - Junior and Freshmen
5+ Diamond Girls
Raised over $40,000 for Make-a-Wish by hosting Chi O Limelight (a Greek song/dance competition)
Panhellenic officer

Members in Freshman Forum, Freshman Council, Honors College, Lambda Sigma, Order of Omega, SA Committees, MSU Alumni Delegates, MSU Foundation Ambassodors, Maroon Camp counselors and many more organizations/honoraries.

PBP - Derby Darling

Top 3 finalist Miss Mississippi State University

1 Orientation Leader

Sigma Nu Dodgeball Champions
ZETA Think Pink Week Champions
Farmhouse Corn Hole Champions
SAE Dodgeball 3rd place
DG Anchor Games 2nd
Swinging For St. Jude Champions
Miss Tupelo
Multiple Intramural Championships
Multiple Athletic Trainers
Fashion Board, Reflector, etc

Thanks for adding those!

2014 Greek Week Champions
Ritter Awards: Excellence in Scholarship
Chapter President of the Year
New Member of the Year
Multiple Intramural champs
Aspen Heights Battle of the Greeks Winner
Chi O Limelight Awards
First place overall, second place dance, third place banner
4 CALS Ambassadors
3 Bully's Belles
Fashion Board Members
Fashion Board President (14-15)
Cabinet Members
Co-Director of Homecoming and Pageants
Alumni Delegate
Inductee to Engineering Hall of Fame
5+ Maroon VIPS
Director of Athletics for Maroon VIP (14-15)
Freshman Homecoming Maid
Orientation leader
Pom Squad Member
All Girl Cheerleader
Raised over $120,000 for St. Jude through Delta Donuts, Letter Writing, and Swinging for St. Jude (2012-2013, final numbers for '13-'14 aren't in until July 1st)

Also, Order of Omega inductees. Does anyone know the numbers?

I agree but gathering those numbers is nearly impossible. I honestly feel that most groups have extensive involvement in campus organizations.

here is an attempt to list sorority membership in some groups. The numbers may not be absolute for some groups but they should be close. These numbers include 2014 seniors.

Road Runners: DG - 12; Phi Mu - 6; Chi O - 21; KD - 12; Pi Phi - 2; ZTA - 1; Tri Delt - 1

Diamond Girls: DG - 1; Phi Mu - 5; Chi O - 7; KD 4; Tri Delt - 1

SA Senators: DG - 3; Phi Mu - 8; Chi O - 9; KD - 5

Class Officers: Phi Mu - 1, Senior; Chi O - 2, Junior, Freshman; KD - 1, Sophomore

There's no way of knowing if the poster really doesn't know the accurate numbers and was guessing or if they were intentionally putting low -or no -involvement for some groups to make their chapter look better. Either way, just ignore this. It's way off.

No, it is NOT way off ... it might be off by 1 or 2 but that's it. Anyone with a brain can look at the Roadrunners's member list on MSU's website and cross reference the names with Facebook to see what sorority they are in. New Roadrunners who were selected in February were found on sorority Twitter and Facebook pages. Senate results and class officer results can be found on the MSU Senate twitter account and again easily cross referenced with Facebook. Diamond girls was based off of Facebook and Twitter posts from sororities congratulating their members as well as the girls I know who are Diamond girls. This count is very close to accurate and nothing was made up positive or negative to make one group look better than another. I challenge you to do the same thing if you don't believe the accuracy of the post!

Wait.....your source of information was Facebook and Twitter???? Seriously??? Two thoughts come to mind:
1. You have waaaaaay too much time on your hands.
2. I hope you did better on your finals than this list. From my very casual observance (I did no "cross-referencing") I know of quite a few that were missed.

Can we stop and just say that all groups are involved and have many members that proudly represent their chapters and the Greek community?!!

Yes, I am at home and bored after exams (3.40 thank you). It's very easy to search a person on Facebook and see what sorority they are in. Yes, I may have missed a few but not many. I wasn't trying to start any controversy. Simply wanted to find out the numbers. As for using Twitter, most group did a congratulatory text for their members who were selected to different organizations. If I got something wrong with your group then correct it.

While social media can often be utilized as a source of information in linking girls with their chapters, the current disaffiliation of the Gamma Chis results in the information being much less reliable. There are certainly quite a few instances where Gamma Chis are in the above organizations and that has not been taken into account and reflected in the numbers for their respective chapters. I can assure you this is the case. We should all take pride in our wonderful and supportive Greek system, applaud those ladies involved in campus organizations and move on.