ΞΨΦ College Chapter Reports


Anna Novario, Maggie Hoscheit and Ashley Nowdomski might be part of the Jamaican Olympic Team, but their hearts still remain with the ZIPS


Holiday Party at Dr. Parmlee’s party barn in December. Tis Holiday party will be a wonderful time to relax before finals hit the following week. From recruiting new members, to a golf outing, to collecting canned food for those in need, to holiday parties, it has been a busy year for the ZIPS at SIU, but we are all look- ing forward to what 2017 has in store!


— Casey Ritchhart


IOTA CHAPTER University of California San Francisco


San Francisco, California Founded 1894


3rd and 4th year ZIPS enjoying Tanksgiving dinner and spending time together before break.


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017 has been great for Iota Chap- ter thus far!


We started winter quarter off right


with our annual Tahoe Trip. Every year in January, we rent a cabin in beautiful South Lake Tahoe to spend time with each other outside of school. Some skied, snowboarded or snow-shooed their way across the snow, but we had the most fun bond- ing under the cozy fire. Amongst old traditions, we started


a new fundraiser, which we are plan- ning to continue next year. February 14th was enjoyed by singles and couples alike as Jesica Gonzalez, Phi- lanthropy and Fundraiser Chair, lead


the fundraiser for Valentine’s Day chocolate strawberries. Around 250 strawberries were hand dipped, deco- rated, and packaged in a Valentines Day Box with a love note. ZIPs made all Valentine’s Day dreams come true. When we are not eating strawber-


ries, we are feeding others. Jesica, continued our strong philanthropic involvement, by leading Iota chapter to the SF-Marin Food Bank on March 7th. We volunteered to help sort and package food that will go to neigh- borhood pantries, children’s food snack programs and soup kitchens. It was extremely rewarding and we look forward to going back again soon!


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