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Break the Silence of Domestic Violence..

Are you a Beta Eta blogger, Please join us in writing a post on your blog this upcoming Thursday about a Victim of domestic violence, Domestic Violence Awareness, etc.. If possible please include links to programs and services that can help the victims and their families…. If you are able to do soContinue reading “Break the Silence of Domestic Violence..”

Collegaite Update

This week the chapter will be participating in Sigma Chi Derby Days. Each day sisters will search for the hidden “derbys” in hopes of bringing them to Sigma Chi for points.. Below is a photo the house director snapped of ladies retrieving derby’s out of the trees in front of the chapter house. Do youContinue reading “Collegaite Update”

Develop Positive Sorority Relationships

originally posted The Fraternity Advisor.com There is no doubt that building a positive image for sororities is a huge plus for a fraternity. Most membership levels in sororities dwarf those of fraternities. It is so difficult to get in good with a sorority that it would be foolish to take that relationship for granted. However,Continue reading “Develop Positive Sorority Relationships”

Featured DVA blog.. Hope Blog

The Hope Blog is a great blog is a blog all about the outreach programs and activities of Hope for Healing.Org. Be sure to check for the latest updates on how they are offering help for sexual or domestic violence survivors, train clergy, work with restorative justice kids and where we’ll be setting up sexualContinue reading “Featured DVA blog.. Hope Blog”

Is Vision the Most Overrated Leadership Skill?

Great article from the Fraternal Thoughts blog…. I could use your help here. I think I’ve got this one figured out, but I could be totally wrong. Like many of you reading this, I’ve long held the belief that being visionary is one of the defining characteristics of a good leader. It’s become suchContinue reading “Is Vision the Most Overrated Leadership Skill?”

Spotlight on A DVA Survivor..

Be sure to check out orangeblossomwishes a blog that “Will inspire and teach others that even in the midst of anguish and distress, the future holds an abundance of joy and peace, if we are willing to release the past to go there. Carolyn S. Hennecy is the author of ORANGE BLOSSOM WISHES: Child Molested,Continue reading “Spotlight on A DVA Survivor..”

The person next to you..

A great poem as posted on the Fraternal Thoughts blog.. The poem was written by Prissy Galagarian, In regards to fraternity, this poem speaks to about relationships, brotherhood/sisterhood, and the ability that fraternity gives us to truly know each other. The Person Next To You The person next to you is the greatest miracle andContinue reading “The person next to you..”

Domestic Violence Awareness

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Safety, Health and Employee Welfare Division, have posted a Domestic Violence Awareness Handbook on their site. Be sure to check it out!!! Below is the blurb from their site…. Stop the Cycle of Violence! All of you know how much needs to be done to take meaningful steps toContinue reading “Domestic Violence Awareness”

Accepting Pathways in the Grass

I LOVE LOVE this article, it was originally posted on the Fraternal Thoughts blog, but reminds me of all of the random pathways across Landis Green at FSU…. The campus groundskeeper stood at the top floor of the administration building and looked out the window. The building sat in the middle of the college, whichContinue reading “Accepting Pathways in the Grass”

Recognizing Child Abuse and Neglect: Signs and Symptoms

Series: Factsheets Author(s): Child Welfare Information Gateway Year Published: 2007 The first step in helping abused or neglected children is learning to recognize the signs of child abuse and neglect. The presence of a single sign does not prove child abuse is occurring in a family, but a closer look at the situation may be warrantedContinue reading “Recognizing Child Abuse and Neglect: Signs and Symptoms”