Bradley University, IFC

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity will be hosting series of events entitled "Push Week" from March 21-24 in support of their national fraternities philanthropic organization, Push America. The chapter will be supporting the mission of Push America by providing assistance to local community members with disabilities.

 

On March 21st, starting at 4:00pm, the chapter will take part in a 24 hours scaffold sit. The purpose of this event is to help raise awareness for people with disabilities as well as the coming events for the week. Donations for Push America will be collected on site.

 

On Thursday, March 24th from 1pm-4pm the chapter will give participants a first hand perspective of life for wheelchair users as they will set up an obstacle course in front of Olin Hall which will include samples of everyday challenges for individuals in wheelchairs.

 

The week will wrap up with the fraternity's semi-annual Empathy Dinner, at the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity House on March 24th from 5pm - 7pm. This is a $5 spaghetti dinner, open to the entire campus. The chapters will ask for volunteers to go through the dinner with an assigned simulated disability in order to experience what living with a disability is like for many Americans.

 

All proceeds from the week will be going to Push America. After the week of events on campus, the chapter will be heading a PARC group home to serve members of the local community. For any questions or more information regarding Push Week, contact James Sapp at jsapp@mail.bradley.edu

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The Kappa-Upsilon Zeta Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was recently awarded with the Grand High Alpha Award. This award recognizes chapters that have sustained excellence in all aspects of their chapter operations for three consecutive years. One of the highest awards that can be bestowed upon a chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha, Grand High Alpha status is reserved for only the elite chapters in the fraternity.

 

More impressive, is that Bradley's chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was able to accomplish this feat in their first three years of operation after reactivating their charter on campus. We are extremely proud of the men of Lambda Chi Alpha for all of their hard work and positive contributions to our campus.

 

For an in-depth look at the Kappa-Upsilon Zeta Chapter, and a summary of their accomplishments, read the full article on the Lambda Chi Alpha National website.

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On Sunday, November 14, the Interfraternity Council approved the proposed slate of officers for 2011. The Interfraternity Council will be represented by the following individuals:

 

Ken Dickescheidt, President

Mike Konieczny, Vice President

Chris Kovach, Secretary

Sam Ulloa, Treasurer

Wil Colburn, Judicial Affairs

Sharif Ali, Recruitment

Keith Dickenscheidt, Assistant Recruitment

Jacob Adcock, Assistant Recruitment

Jeff Baumgartner, Membership Development

Eric Ruck, Risk Management
Louis Waller, Assistant Risk Management

Brett Williams, Service and Philanthropy

Anthony Isherwood, Special Events
Daniel Moir, Scholarship
Mike Derer, Public Relations
Brandon Miller, Sports
Noah Kumpf, Student Senate Representative

 

The 2011 executive board will officially take office on November 21, 2010.

 

For more information on the Interfraternity Council, visit their website.

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