Central Florida Future, Vol. 27 No. 67, July 12, 1995

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Central Florida Future
Serving the I sity of Central Florida since 1968
Lamda Chi Alpha wins
programming award
for third year in a row
□ The UCF chapter
of Lamda Chi Alpha
wins the Warren A.
Cole Recruitment
Program Award for
outstanding
programmng during
rush.
by JEFF HUNT
News editor	
UCF's chapter of Lamda
Chi Alpha Fraternity was among
four fraterniti es to be awarded
the Warren A. Cole Recruitment
Program Award during the fraternities international leadership
conference.
The Beta-Eta chapter of
Lamda Chi Alpha received the
award for having the most
oustanding operatiojns in the areas of membership recruitment,
chapter growth, publicity, and
non-alcholic programming during recruitment. This is the third
year the UCF chapter has won
the award.
"It's a pretty big honor,"
said Bill Peppier, president of
the UCF chapter of Lamda Chi
Alpha. "I think it makes it look
like we're excelling in the fraternity rush process and encourages us to do even better next
year."
However, the UCF chapter of Lamda Chi Alpha will have
a hard time topping the 55 new
members recruited over the last rush
in addition to setting a record for
the quickest chapter to reach the
1000 member mark since establishing
Peppier credited his fraternities success on not just following
the fraternities guidelines, but going beyond them. He alluded to
"get-aways" in nearby Kissimmee
and letters to prospective members,
but failed to divulge anything else
for fear of helping the compitition.
"The chapter at Central
Florida has proven itself as a leader
on campus and within Lamda Chi
Alpha." commented Fred W. Suggs,
Jr., the Fraternity's international
president. "By exceeding the minimum standards of the Fraternity,
the members are offering outstanding fraternal experiences which emphasize leadership development,
academic achievement, service, and
fellowship."
Peppier also acknowledged
Alpha Delta Pi's help with Lamda
Chi's rush and* said they were
instramental in organizing a reggea
show during it. '
The UCF chapter of Lamda
Chi Alpha was established in 1971
and is now located across the street
from UCF on Mendall Drive.
The Lamda Chi Alpha International Fraternity has 219 chapters
and colonies on college and university campuses throughout the United
States and Canada. They also have
more than 215,000 initiateed members since being founded 85 years
ago.
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