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 ==Highlights of 2021==
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 '''Note to Chapter Registrar:'''

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 |Image= [[File:Gamma_Omicron.jpg|200px]]
 |Founded= {{start date and years ago|1927|02|25}}
-|College= [http://www.uwyo.edu/ University of Wyoming]
+|College= [https://www.uwyo.edu/ University of Wyoming]
 |Location= Laramie, WY
-|Homepage= [http://www.uwyo.edu/greeklife/chapters/kappa-kappa-gamma.html Gamma Omicron Homepage]
+|Homepage= [https://uwyo.kappa.org/ Gamma Omicron Homepage]
-|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Gamma_Omicron Media related to Gamma Omicron Chapter]}}
+|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Gamma_Omicron Media related to Gamma Omicron Chapter]}}
 '''University of Wyoming, established in 1886 in Laramie, Wyoming'''

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	Our chapter celebrated Kappa’s 150th anniversary with the Founder’s Day Ceremony. We also watched the Facebook live celebration that was held by the Fraternity. Our kitchen also made special blue cupcakes to celebrate the 150 years!		Our chapter celebrated Kappa’s 150th anniversary with the Founder’s Day Ceremony. We also watched the Facebook live celebration that was held by the Fraternity. Our kitchen also made special blue cupcakes to celebrate the 150 years!
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 Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project because their mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. This year we were also able to participate in their Take Back the Night event. Safe Project has made a huge difference in our community and we feel lucky to have been able to support them for multiple years.
-==Highlights of 2020s:==
+==Highlights of 2020==
-(From chapter history reports, scholarship, group honors/awards, traditions, special events, changes on campus or within chapter, overall nature of the chapter, chapter goals, challenges and how they were overcome, etc.)
+ In the spring our chapter had many things planned that were affected by COVID. We planned on having formal, Mr. Wyoming (our philanthropy event), initiation, and many more events. Everything got cancelled when we all went home for spring break and never returned until the fall. However before we went home for spring break we participated in Panhellenic book club and a social with SigEp on March 7th. In spring 2020 we were supposed to have Greek Week but it sadly got cancelled. We still received the Outstanding Community Service award for book buddies, Outstanding Philanthropic endeavor award for Mr.Wyoming, and the Impact award for Mr.Wyoming. Upon the return of our members in the fall our Chapter Council had to figure out how to hold safe events and meetings due to COVID. We settled on having meetings on Zoom and having hybrid committees and events. Our work week was held virtually from August 16th-21st on Zoom. This was a big change from normal where we are normally in person. We also practiced what recruitment would look like if it was held virtually. Our recruitment was held virtually after many changes to the original hybrid in person plan. Recruitment was held on September 10th-13th. We utilized break rooms to have one on one conversations with PNM’s. We had bid day on September 14th which was held virtually on Zoom. We once again utilized break rooms for active members to meet the new members. Formal Pledging was held on September 21st on Zoom. Just like in the spring our members participated in Panhellenic Book Club. Our chapter decided to do a philanthropic t-shirt drive for Albany County SAFE project. Big-Little Reveal was on October 20th for our new members. We had Initiation from November 4th - 7th. All of our Initiation events were held on Zoom.
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+During work week we spent half a day talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion. We had a presentation and discussion about what diversity, equity, and inclusion are. We talked about how we would include and be conscious of how to include DEI in recruitment and other chapter events.
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	Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project as its philanthropy. We believe supporting this organization is a great opportunity.		Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project as its philanthropy. We believe supporting this organization is a great opportunity.
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		+	==Highlights of 2019==
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		+	2019 started with installation of new chapter officers and the election of Shelby Bell as the Panhellenic Vice President of Standards. In February over 20 women participated in the Jackalope Jump benefitting Special Olympics. In one week we raised $3000 and our team won the award for the most money raised by a group at the event. During spring recruitment we recruited four new members and in April we initiated five women. In the beginning of April we participated in Greek Week and won two events and placed third overall. Also in April we held a very successful Mr. Wyoming event, raising $6656, the most we've raised in several years. In May we had nine seniors become alumnae.
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		+	Our chapter was very successful in fall recruitment, welcoming 32 new members. In October we celebrated Wyoming's Homecoming and participated in Homecoming Sing and the campus parade. We welcomed our alumnae to our annual Alumnae Chili event and were able to give house tours. At the end of October we held our first Wingin' It with Kappa event and raised $3347. Our philanthropy chairman, Katie Kelley, was incredibly successful in 2019.
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		+	Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project because their mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. This year we were also able to participate in their Take Back the Night event. Safe Project has made a huge difference in our community and we feel lucky to have been able to support them for multiple years.

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 Gamma Omicron continues to raise money for Kappa Kappa Gamma's national philanthropy, Reading is Fundamental, the Kappa foundation and our local philanthropy, The Safe Project. Through events such as the Mr. Wyoming Pageant and the Kappa Kookout. Gamma Omicron also participated in Safe Treat, a local, safe trick or treating option for small children on campus. Participated in the Big Event, a city community service event.
 Gamma Omicron choose to donate money to the Safe Project because their mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. Their education and awareness efforts are focused on prevention and improved community response. The women of Gamma Omicron believe that it is important to empower those who feel unsafe. Gamma Omicron also enjoys helping with the Big Event (a community wide service event.) because we believe that the community has supported us and given us so much that it is important to give back.
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 Throughout the decade the chapter was pleased to receive awards for outstanding academic achievement and public relations.
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 Gamma Omicron continued to receive many Greek Week awards and their members were recognized for their service to the University and the community.  At the 2008 Kappa Convention, the chapter received the Housed Gracious Living Award and honorable mentions for the Most Improved Chapter, Academic Excellence and Finance.  At the 2010 Kappa Convention, Gamma Omicron received recognition for its New Member Program and honorable mentions for Gracious Living, Heritage, Standards and Panhellenic.
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 Gamma Omicron choose to donate money to the Safe Project because their mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. Their education and awareness efforts are focused on prevention and improved community response. The women of Gamma Omicron believe that it is important to empower those who feel unsafe. Gamma Omicron also enjoys helping with the Big Event (a community wide service event.) because we believe that the community has supported us and given us so much that it is important to give back.
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	'''Fraternity Council Members:'''		'''Fraternity Council Members:'''

−	Collett Beers Rangitsch, Director of Chapters, 2010-2014;	+	Collett Beers Rangitsch, Director of Chapters, 2010-2014; Director of Standards 2014-2016

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 '''Fraternity Council Members:'''
-Heather Blockovich (Belt), Leadership Consultant, 2005-2006; Collett Beers Rangitsch, Director of Chapters, 2010-2014;
+Collett Beers Rangitsch, Director of Chapters, 2010-2014;
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 Ann Osborn (Chopich), Graduate Counselor 1977-1979;
+Heather Blockovich (Belt), Leadership Consultant, 2005-2006
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