Aoii Chi Psi

Front 1

On what date was Alpha Omicron Pi established (month, day, year)?

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January 2, 1897

Front 2

At which college was AOII founded?

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Barnard College

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Name the founder who was a crusader for peace and human conditions, started
the War Resisters League, and ran for public office on the Socialist ticket.

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Jessie Wallace Hughan

Front 4

Name the founder who was AOII National President during the Depression years,
and was the first International President as she pioneered expansion into
Canada

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Elizabeth Heywood Wyman

Front 5

Name the founder who graduated first in her class from New York University Law
School and was the framer of AOII’s Constitution and Bylaws. She was the only
founder to have children.

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Helen St. Clair Mullan

Front 6

Name the founder that was an author of seventeen books, owned an advertising
agency, and was the first National President and served as AOII Historian for life.

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Stella George Stern Perry

Front 7

T/F: AOII’s Ritual has been changed significantly several times over the years.

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False

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T/F: All members recite all of the Wardens' speeches during all Rituals other than the Ritual for Initiation.

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True

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T/F: It is acceptable to wear house shoes to Ritual as long as they are the same color as everyone else’s shoes.

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False, shoes must be white heels or flats

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T/F: You are allowed to wear any type of jewelry during Ritual that dresses up the plainness of the robe.

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False, you must and may only wear your pin

Front 11

What is the Fraternity color? What does it symbolize?

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Cardinal
fundamental, basic, principal, that upon which everything
else depends or hinges.

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Name the Fraternity jewel:

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Ruby

Front 13

Why is AOII the only women’s fraternity to not use a crest?

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Because crests are medieval and AOII is founded on greek ideals

Our founders felt that the beauty and simplicity of our badge possesses
enough significance to stand alone.

Front 14

What is the English translation for To Dragma (our Fraternity’s magazine)?

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The Sheaf, translated from Greek

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“The object of this Fraternity shall be to encourage a spirit of ___________and ___________ among its members; to stand at all times for__________________, ___________________, ______________________, and ______________________ ____________________; to strive for and support the best ________________ of the colleges and universities in which chapters are installed; and in no way disregard, injure or sacrifice those interests for the sake of prestige or ______________________ of the fraternity or any of its________________.”

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“The object of this Fraternity shall be to encourage a spirit of fraternity and love among its members; to stand at all times for character, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty; to strive for and support the best interests of the colleges and universities in which chapters are installed; and in no way disregard, injure or sacrifice those interests for the sake of prestige or advancement of the fraternity or any of its chapters.

Front 16

Members have a
responsibility to the
Fraternity to pay all of their
local and International dues.

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Financial

Front 17

A member can be placed
on International Probation
for not achieving a 2.0 on a
4.0 scale for two
consecutive terms.

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Academic

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Along with members from
other Greek organizations,
AOII members must adhere
to the Risk Management
policies of our Fraternity

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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FIPG

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When housing is provided,
all collegiate members are
required to live in until the
housing is full, when it is not
contrary to college or
university rules.

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Housing

Front 20

“…is not in conformity with
the Rituals of Alpha Omicron
Pi nor does is project an
image of sisterhood and
fraternal love.” Ex: requiring
member signatures

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Hazing

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“…provide chapters with
the knowledge and support
necessary to make
responsible decisions
regarding alcohol
consumption.

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Alcohol

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“Alpha Omicron Pi to obey
all laws regarding
controlled substances.”

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Drugs

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“...we want to encourage
behavior that is respectable
and is an enduring source of
pride to you and to us.”

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Moral and Ethical Behavior

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“It is Alpha Omicron Pi’s
policy that these
organizations detract from
the purpose and legitimate
programs of Greek
organizations. No groups
of this sort may be formed.”

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Big Brother/Little Sister

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Licensed, professional
drivers must be employed for
transport beyond 20 miles

(Financial, Academic, Housing, Hazing, FIPG, Alcohol, Drugs, Moral and Ethical Behavior, Big Brother/Little Sister, OR Out of town parties)

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Out of Town Parties

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T/F: Collegiate chapters may not co-sponsor or co-finance a function where alcohol is purchased by any of the host chapters, groups, or organizations

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True

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T/F: The alcohol policy does not apply to parents or guests when on AOII property.

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False

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T/F: No alcohol is allowed at any new member activity.

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True

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T/F: Scavenger hunts are permitted within the confines of campus.

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false, all scavenger hunts are forbidden

Front 30

T/F: Members may not require new members to wait until after Initiation to wear AOII letters.

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True, members wait until initiation out of respect

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T/F: Requiring new members to memorize composites is a good method for them to learn the names of chapter members.

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False, but you should do your best to know all your sisters and get to know them personally

Front 32

T/F: No alcohol is allowed at any collegiate philanthropic activity.

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True! Alcohol and Philanthropy never mix!

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T/F: No chapter can co-sponsor an event with an alcohol
distributor or a bar.

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True, but AOII can interdependent host events at locations that have a bar (i.e. exchanges)

Front 34

Name AOII’s International Philanthropies (2)

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Juvenile Arthritis and Arthritis Research

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Name the fund which helps sisters in need – it is also known as the “heart of AOII.”

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The Ruby Fund

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Name the source for financial support of education and leadership programs such as
Leadership Academy, Alcohol 101, and speakers for International Convention.

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Annual Fund

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Name the scholarships you can apply for that are awarded each year to qualified undergraduate and graduate students and alumnae.

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The Diamond Jubilee

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Name the Foundation’s signature fundraising activity for collegiate and alumnae chapters that relates to baseball.

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AOII Strike Out Arthritis

Front 39

Who is Allison Allgier

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International President

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Who is Krista Whipple

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Vice President of Finance

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Who is Susan Danko

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Vice President

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Who is Gayle Fitzpatrick

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Vice President

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Who is Karen Galehan

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Vice President

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Who is Kandyce Morgan Harber

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Vice President

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Who is Rebecca Admire Herman

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Vice President

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Who is Joyce Bryan Strout

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Vice President

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Who is Barb Zipperian

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Ex-Officio

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Group of women at a college/university dedicated to furthering Alpha’s interests

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Chapter

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Committee of elected officers who serve the chapter

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LC and Cab

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Advisers who work together to support the chapter

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AAC

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Guides and supervises the collegiate chapter and advisers

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CNS

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Supervises the development & implementation of chapter operations

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CND

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Fraternity officers who formulate policy & oversee development of the Fraternity

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XB - Executive Board

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Name the chapter’s CNS and CND

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CNS - Kelly Abbott
CND - Julie Hunter

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PIP

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PREVIOUSLY served as an INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

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MRC

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An AOII HQ staff member who visits chapters to assist with MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT PLANNING

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NPC

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National Panhellenic Council
Organization of 26 sororities that work together to further the Greek system

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CCOM

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A manual that includes descriptions of every officer responsibility
COLLEGIATE CHAPTER OPERATIONS MANUAL

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AAC

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Alumni Advisory Council

Committee of advisers that serve the chapter

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CA

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Only elected adviser at the chapter level

Kacey Vandervorst

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XB

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Executive Board
Eight women elected by the Fraternity to oversee operations and development

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CNS

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Collegiate Network Specialist, works with several chapters

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CND

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Collegiate Network Director, guides and supervise a group of CNSs

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HQ

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Headquarters
AOII’s home office building

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Name the official AOII mail order boutique and store at AOII HQ.

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AOII Emporium

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Name the award given to the best collegiate chapter in our Fraternity.

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The JWH Cup, We won it in...

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Where is International Headquarters located? (city and state)

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Brentwood, Tennessee

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Who elects the Executive Board?

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The International Council

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Name AOII’s online reporting system that was the first in the Greek community.

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AlphaLink

Front 70

What AOII program offers options for members including the Affinity MasterCard®, Rewards Magazine Program, AOII Brick Walkway and Forever Friends?

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Supporting Traditions . . . Rewarding Yourself

Front 71

What membership program allows alumnae and collegians the opportunity to
stay connected to AOII while enjoying exclusive member benefits?

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LifeLoyal AOII

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Name the alumnae chapter closest to your collegiate chapter

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Santa Barbara County Alumni

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Name the alumnae chapter closest to your hometown

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http://www.alphaomicronpi.org/#_p.Alumnae%2FAlumnae%20Chapters

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What is the fraternity flower

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The 19th Century French rose, General Jacqueminot, a deep red rose, was chosen as the flower of Alpha Omicron Pi because its color is the symbol of the central and essential virtue of the Fraternity. The Jacqueminot Rose is not available at most florists, so any deep red rose which is available may be used.

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How can a woman actively support AOII after graduation

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- Join Alumni Chapter
- become a chapter advisor
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What is the AOII Mission Statement

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"Women Enriched through Lifelong Friendship."