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==Highlights from the 1990's== | ==Highlights from the 1990's== | ||
− | In 1990 a new philanthropy, Kappanello replaced the Balloon Derby. With music on our lawn and Italian food for 800 people we raised $2,700 for Buddies of Nashville-the largest organizational donation ever received by this charity. We received Honorable Mention in Scholarship at the KKG Convention. New Panhellenic Council rush rules were implemented to increase the number of pledges. Kappanello continued to be the chapter philanthropy and each year raised more and more money for Buddies of Nashville. The Buddies for Nashville placed the EN philanthropy chairman on their board. In 1991 the kitchen and chapter room were redecorated. In 1992 the longtime housemother, Dot Reich, passed away. A previous housemother, Peggy Roberts, was able to take her place. EN was very active honor societies, Dean’s List, sports, student government and other campus groups. And in 1994 Kappa Meeghan O’Connor was Homecoming Queen. And EN received Honorable Mention for Outstanding House Board at KKG Convention in Atlanta. EN was involved with other groups on campus in an alcohol awareness group called GAMMA(Greeks advocating mature management of alcohol). | + | In 1990 a new philanthropy, Kappanello replaced the Balloon Derby. With music on our lawn and Italian food for 800 people we raised $2,700 for Buddies of Nashville-the largest organizational donation ever received by this charity. We received Honorable Mention in Scholarship at the KKG Convention. New Panhellenic Council rush rules were implemented to increase the number of pledges. Kappanello continued to be the chapter philanthropy and each year raised more and more money for Buddies of Nashville. The Buddies for Nashville placed the EN philanthropy chairman on their board. In 1991 the kitchen and chapter room were redecorated. In 1992 the longtime housemother, Dot Reich, passed away. A previous housemother, Peggy Roberts, was able to take her place. EN was very active honor societies, Dean’s List, sports, student government and other campus groups. And in 1994 Kappa Meeghan O’Connor was Homecoming Queen. And EN received Honorable Mention for Outstanding House Board at KKG Convention in Atlanta. EN was involved with other groups on campus in an alcohol awareness group called GAMMA(Greeks advocating mature management of alcohol). |
==Highlights from 2000-2011== | ==Highlights from 2000-2011== |