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'''Campus:''' New Business School broke ground and is being built. Started renovation of Jayhawk Blvd.
Nature of Chapter: Renovations/Upgrades of the basement to take place this summer, new multifunctioning room/updates. Kappa’s at KU continue to stay active and involved on campus. The chapter continues to strive to be leaders in all we do, representing Kappa in all we do. The sisterhood and bond continue to stay strong
==Highlights of 2014==
Over the course of January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014, the Omega chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma was progressive, accomplished, and involved. The Standards committee was adaptive by implementing new programs and ideas. They created the "Kappa of the Week" journal that travels from girl to girl each week. They also started office hours directly after chapter and 15 minutes before standards appointments to give the women an opportunity to discuss any concerns or issues they may have. The sisterhood event last spring was a talent show and ice cream bar. The sisterhood event this past fall was a trip to the pumpkin patch. Both were a great success. The event committee planned many successful events including, Kappa Krush, mom's weekend, Kappa Phi Delt Wedding, Monmouth, Prohibition, dad's weekend, and a surprise date dash. The house manager worked hard with our cook, house board, and house mom to add more healthy options to lunches and dinners. From Spring to Fall the Omega chapter had a great academic improvement. In Spring 2013 the chapter got 9th on the hill however in Fall 2014 the chapter got 4th on the hill. The philanthropy committee created a successful new event Jam for Joy. They raised $4,733 in which they donated to a fellow sister's recovery foundation, Ellie Cizek, who suffered a brain injury on the Greek Ski Trip. The members got involved through local philanthropies like Natural Ties, Adopt-A-School, and the Big Event. We had two sisters get elected on the Panhellic Executive Board for the position of standards and academic excellence. There were distinctions in Risk Management and Legal Liability, Member Development and Education, Leadership and Campus Engagement, Community Awareness, and Chapter Management.
Campus: There were many renovations started on Jayhawk Boulevard. They are continuing construction on the new Business School, athletic dormitories, and dormitories on Daisy Hill. They just completed a new School of Engineering building.
Nature of the Chapter: Completed the basement renovations. The basement now has a multifunctioning room with a sliding sound proof wall. Kappa’s at KU continue to stay active and involved on campus. The chapter continues to strive to be leaders in all we do, representing Kappa in all we do. The sisterhood and bond continue to stay strong.
The Omega chapter holds meetings in the new basement room in the house of Kappa Kappa Gamma because it is large enough to fit our entire chapter. The Omega chapter has had sophomores and juniors live in the Kappa Kappa Gamma house together in the past. However, now, because of our growing chapter, all sophomores and about 20 juniors are able to live in the house together. We have 83 spots available in the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
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