Transcript Sigma Sigma Phi Omega Chapter

Sigma Sigma Phi
Omega Chapter
Omega Executive Board
Organization
President
1st
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
2nd Vice
President
Community
Service Organizer
Omega Executive Board
2010-2011
1st Vice
Danielle Turrin, President:
2nd Vice
President:
OMS III
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President:
Philip Claire,
OMS III
Secretary:
Cheryl Dinglas,
OMS III
Community
Rahmat Balogun, Service
Organizer:
OMS III
Treasurer:
Andrea Nugent,
OMS IV
Faculty Advisors
Karen Marlib, M.A.
Linda Darroch-Short, M.S.
Director of Student Life
Brian Hallas, Ph.D.
Chairman/Professor
Dept. of Neuroscience &
Histology
Asst. Director for Events
& Special Projects
Selection Process
• Preliminary Application extended to up to top 25% of 3rd year
class
• Applicants are given 2 weeks to email back completed
application which consists of a survey of their club
involvement; leadership roles; community service at NYCOM,
outside of NYCOM, & prior to matriculation
• Application also includes 3 mini-essays detailing applicant’s
assets, rewarding community service experience, & project
ideas
• Selection committee convenes to review applications & vote
on membership
• Applicants are notified by email of their acceptance
• 2010 Induction scheduled for November 15th
2009-2010 Executive Board
at Induction Ceremony
Our Keynote Speaker
Dr. Wolfgang Gilliar
an SSP Alum from MSUCOM
More Induction Ceremony
SSP pins
• Gift from Dean Thomas
Scandalis, D.O.,
FAOASM
Financial Report
• Account Balance as of 10/15/10: $462.08
– Membership dues: one time fee of $75/person
– National Dues: $35/person
– SSP pins: $8/pin
– Net $32 per new member
Treasurer’s Report ‘09-’10
$462.08
2010 Census Results
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Class of 2010: 9 graduates
Class of 2011: 18 members
Academic Scholars (2012): 5 members
Class of 2012: 58 preliminary applications sent out
This year…
• 58 applications sent out
• 25 applications
returned
• 16 applicants accepted
by the selection
committee
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Offers Bids
SSP
Q: What do we do about this?
A: We increase community awareness.
Our advisor has offered to give an overview of SSP during new
student orientation next year. We figure that if students have
prior knowledge of this organization and its role on campus it
will give them something to strive for.
We will also continue to make ourselves noticed on campus
through our service and participation in other group’s events.
SSP has strong showing at
D.O. Day on the Hill
April 21, 2010
2009 Service Projects
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Soup Kitchen
High School Outreach
Upromise
MS Walk
Women’s Wellness Project
Women in Need Toiletry Drive
Book Swap
Business Clothing Drive
Tiger Run
Water Project
Children in Need
SSP Scholarship proposal
Care Packages for Troops
Alumni Outreach
Miles for Mary fundraiser
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Socks for Soldiers
SSP website
March of Dimes
Parkinson’s Unity Walk
OMM Flashcards
MSPE Update for SSP
Cultural Competency Workshop
City Harvest
Designed SSP Donation Box
Special-Ed Project PASS
New York Cares
Household Item and Clothing Drive
Feeding Philly
Visit our website
Created by our treasurer, Rahmat Balogun as her community service project for 2009
http://sites.google.com/a/nyit.edu/ssp/home
Cooperation From Members
•Members email Community Service Pictures
•Members email project info, dates,etc.
City Harvest Mobile Market
June 19, 2010
• Mobile Market is a hands-on
way to work with City Harvest
staff to provide two valuable
products: fresh produce and
nutrition education.
• Organized group of seven
volunteers to help out with City
Harvest’s Mobile Market in the
New York City Housing
Authority in Staten Island.
• We distributed seasonal
produce to residents of the
projects.
NYCOM Book Swap
May 6, 2010
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Goal: Raise funds for SSP
Omega chapter
A collection box was placed in
the NYCOM library where
students could drop off books
during the month of April.
On the swap date a table was
set up where students could
swap the books they donated
with any other books that were
collected for $5-$10 each.
We made $45!
March of Dimes
April 25, 2010
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Goal: To raise awareness of
issue of prematurity, and to
support research and programs
to ensure that all babies will be
born healthy and at full term.
The event consisted of a 3 mile
walk through Manhattan.
Nine members signed up to be
part of the team. Total
fundraised was $270, and five
members participated the walk
on the day of the event.
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