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from Womanspace. Zeta Phi faced low recruitment numbers, but worked to overcome this
challenge by placing a revitalized emphasis on sisterhood events, boosting morale and improving
member retention. On December 11, 2016 Zeta Phi held a philanthropy event to stuff bears to
donate to Toys for Tots for the holidays. In the future our goals are to increase membership, to
continue to promote sisterhood by making our chapter a strong emotional and academic support
Describe the recent changes on your campus and describe the overall nature of your chapter.
As a result of increasingly open campus dialogues, the University has made several important
changes this fall. On campus, some of the eating clubs have begun to have student read consent
pledges upon admittance to parties as part of an effort to address the problem of sexual assault
on college campuses. The University has moved to adopt gender inclusive housing options
beginning next spring. The University has also bent to popular demand and announced that final
exams will be held before winter break rather than in January in the near future.
In the words of our members, Zeta Phi chapter is warm, welcoming, open, smart, caring, laidKappa's national philanthropy.backlaidback, diverse, inclusive, and generally a fabulous group of young women. The enthusiasm thisyear is exciting and there seemes to be a renewed sense of purpose and spirit among the chapteras a whole.
The enthusiasm this year is exciting and there seems to be a renewed sense of purpose and spirit among the chapter as a whole.
'''Chapter Philanthropy:'''
Reading is fundamental is Kappa's national philanthropy.
We hold held meetings in lecture halls. This year, we moved our meeting to the campus art museum'sMcCormick Hall to make the chapter feel more comfortable and homey:Because we do not have a house, we have a storage unit.
==Highlights of 2020s==