Aoii Membership Exam 2014

Front 1

On what date was AOII established
And where?

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AOII was founded on January 2, 1897 at Barnard College of Columbia University

Front 2

Where is International Headquarters located?

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Brentwood, TN

Front 3

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.

Back 3

Helen St. Clair Mullan

Front 4

Name the founder who was a crusader for peace and human conditions, started the War Resister League, and is the only Founder to have earned a Ph.D. and have her own Wikipedia page.

Back 4

Jessie Wallace Hughan-

Front 5

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

Back 5

Elizabeth Haywood Wyman-

Front 6

Name the founder that was an author of 17 books, owned an advertising agency, and was first National President and served as AOII Historian for life.

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Stella George Stern Perry-

Front 7

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

Back 7

The JWH Cup

Front 8

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

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LifeLoyal AOII

Front 9

AOII’s Ritual has been changed significantly several times over the years.

Back 9

FALSE

Front 10

“The object of this Fraternity shall be to encourage a spirit of ___ & ___ among its members; to stand at all times for ___, ___, ___, & ___ ___; to strive for & support the best ___ of the colleges & 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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Fraternity and Love, character, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty, fraternity

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All members recite all of the Wardens’ speeches during all Rituals other than the Ritual for Initiation.

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TRUE

Front 12

It is acceptable to wear any style shoes to ritual as long as they are the same color as everyone else’s shoes.

Back 12

FALSE

Front 13

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

Back 13

FALSE

Front 14

Only the Chapter President walks alone during the Processional/ Recessional.

Back 14

FALSE

Front 15

The guidelines for appropriate attire for ritual are found in the AOII Governing Documents, Book of Policies.

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TRUE

Front 16

Name the Fraternity jewel

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Ruby

Front 17

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

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AlphaLink

Front 18

What is the English translation for To Dragma - AOII’s fraternity magazine.

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The sheaf

Front 19

What does the Fraternity color symbolize?

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cardinal red, It symbolizes the fundamental, basic principle that which everything else depends or hinges.

Front 20

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

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AOII does not use a crest because our founders felt that beauty and simplicity of our badge possesses enough significance to stand alone. Also, crests are medieval and AOII is founded on Greek ideals.

Front 21

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

-Hazing?
-Drugs?
-Moral and Ethical Behavior?

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Drug

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Provide chapters with the knowledge and support necessary to make responsible decisions regarding alcohol consumption.”

-Big Brother/Little Sister?
-Alcohol?
-Hazing?

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Alcohol

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

-Academic?
-Moral & Ethical Behavior?
-Out of town parties?

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Moral and Ethical

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

-FIPG?
-Housing?
-Big Brother/Little Sister?

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FIPG

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Is not in conformity with the Rituals of AOII nor does it project an image of sisterhood and fraternal love.

-Alcohol?
-Hazing?
-Big Brother/Little Sister?

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Hazing

Front 26

A member can be placed on International Probation for not achieving a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for 2 consecutive terms.

-Academic?
-FIPG?
-Financial?

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Academic

Front 27

Members have a responsibility to pay all of their dues.

-FIPG?
-Financial?
-Drugs?

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financial

Front 28

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.

-Academic?
-Housing?
-Moral & Ethnical Behavior?

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housing

Front 29

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

-Out of Town Parties?
-Drugs?
-Alcohol?

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OUt of town parties

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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.

-FIPG?
-Big Brother/Little Sister?
-Hazing?

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Big brother / little sister

Front 31

True or False:

Collegiate chapters may not co-sponsor or co-finance a function where alcohol is purchased?

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True

Front 32

True or False:

The alcohol policy applies to parents of guests when on AOII property?

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True

Front 33

True or False?

Scavenger hunts are permitted within the confines of campus?

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False

Front 34

True or False?

Members may require new members to wait until after Initiation to wear AOII letters.

Back 34

False

Front 35

True or False?

Requiring New Members to memorize composites is a good method for them to learn the names of chapter members?

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False

Front 36

Name AOII’s International Philanthropy

Back 36

Arthritis

Front 37

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

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ruby fund

Front 38

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

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annual fund

Front 39

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

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Diamond Jubilee Scholarships

Front 40

Name the Foundation’s signature fundraising activity for collegiate and alumnae chapters.

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Strike Out Arthritis

Front 41

Who is International President and what are the initials?

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Allison Allgier, IP

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Who elects the XB?

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International Council

Front 43

Name one of the 7 VPs

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Susan Danko
Karen Galehan
Kandyce Harber
Barb Zipperian
Rebecca Herman
Krista Whipple
Gayle Fitzpatrick

Front 44

Who is your ADCS and what does ADCS stand for?

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Blair Dudley , assistant director of chapter services

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Who is your ND and what does ND stand for?

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Kim Mccmollom, Network Director

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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

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Advisers who work together to support the chapter.

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AAC - Alumnae Advisory Committee

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Guides the collegiate chapter & advisers in specific areas of Alumnae, Leadership, Finance, Recruitment.

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NS Network Structure

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President of Alumnae Chapter

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AP Alumnae President

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Fraternity officers who formulate policy & oversee development of the Fraternity.

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XB Executive Board

Front 52

What is AOII’s Mission Statement?

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“Women enriched through lifelong friendship”

Front 53

Name the alumnae chapter closest to your collegiate chapter and closest to your hometown

What are a few surrounding alumnae chapters?

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Hammond Area Alumnae Chapter
(Baton Rouge Alumnae Chapter, New Orleans Alumnae Chapter, Hammond Alumnae Chapter)

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Previously served as an International President.

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PIP

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An AOII HQ staff member who visit chapter to offer leadership training & operational guidance.

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ELC

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Organization of 26 sororities that work together to further the Greek System.

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NPC

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A manual describing collegiate officer responsibility.

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CCOM

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Committee of advisers that serve the chapter.

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AAC

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Only elected advisor at the chapter level

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CA

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8 women elected by the Fraternity to oversee operations & development.

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XB

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Network Director who partners with Assistant Director of Chapter Services in supporting chapters.

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ND

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Assistant Director of Chapter Services who partners with Network Director in supporting chapters.

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ADCS