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Beta Theta paired with Delta Upsilon in University Sing. The groups received the Best Choreography Award.
Greek Preiview Preview Day provided optimal opportunity for high school seniors and unaffiliated persons and their families to connect with the five Greek councils at OU.
Mom’s Day
2. Increased understanding and appreciation of our ritual
3. Adherence to both the new member program and senior program in their entirety and ensuring all chapter programming events enhances the lives of members
4. Improvememnts Improvements to chapter management through increased officer knowledge, delegation, and communication with advisers
5. Thorough and continuous education of members on the importance of and adherence to all risk management policies
6. Unity in diversity
Big Event
Goodwill
Every spring semester, Beta Theta hosts "Kappa Kupcakes," which raises money for Kappa Kappa Gamma's national philanthropy, The Center for Children and Families Inc. The Norman, OU and Beta Theta community bake cupcakes to be distributed during the event. Attendees can pay an entrance fee and eat cupcakes, particupate participate in decorating contests and take photos during the event. This past spring, Beta Theta raised $18,500 for CCFI.
Beta Theta hosts a book drive every fall semester, and members donate grade-level books to schools in the Norman Public School District and CCFI. This year Beta Theta collected 500 books to give to several Norman schools and CCFI. The book drive was extremely successful, and the schools greatly apprecaite the donations.
Suggested for the Oral History Project are:
Madalyn Mantle. Abigayle Biggs, Sarabeth Coatney, Katherine Sleem
==Highlights of 2017==
The Beta Theta chapter had a Spring GPA of a 3.39 with a total of 62 members who had 4.0s. Pledge
Class of 2015 member Katey Leeviraphan won Miss Asian OU 2017 as well as was nominated and awarded
the 2018 Panhellenic President. Our chapter created a new philanthropy event, Kappa Kookout, which
benefited a Beta Theta alumni with Cystic Fibrosis.
Describe the recent changes on your campus and describe the overall nature of your chapter.
Our chapter as been well adapted to our campuses change. President Boren announced in the fall of
2017 that he would be stepping down at the end of the school year, with no new President appointed
at the time.
Chapter Philanthropy:
What organization(s) has your chapter historically/traditionally raised money for, or donated hours
to, in your community?
Kappa Kupcakes in March of 2017: We raised money for Center for Children and Families in Norman,
OK. Our chapter contributed to the following philanthropy events and charities: Pink and Black Ball
benefiting Gender and Equality Center, Soonerthon, Relay for Life, Reading is Key, Roosevelt
Elementary Carnvial, Kappa Kookout and Habitat for Humanity.
Why did your chapter choose this organization(s) to support?
Beta Theta has been working with CCFI for years as our local philanthropy and we host several
philanthropy events in order to benefit the community, such as coats, canned food, and diaper
drives, as well as Kappa Kupcakes every spring. Our chapter has had hundreds of members donate
their time, daily, weekly, and monthly to theses charities and we have created close relationships
with all of the volunteers and members.
Chapter Facility:
In what kind of a facility does your chapter meet? Please attach a clear photo of where you
typically hold chapter meetings – whether in a classroom, chapter house or elsewhere.
We hold chapter every Monday at 8 p.m.. It is held in Kappa Hall, across the street from the house.
The Beta Theta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma is still located at 700 College Ave.
Our President, Abby Biggs, did a tremendous job leading our chapter. She held Beta
Theta to a high standard and helped unite our chapter as a whole.
==Highlights of 2020s:==
