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Alpha Omicron Pi Establishes Colony
at the University of Waterloo
All AOII's at the University of Waterloo
Colonization Ceremony
Photo courtesy of AOII International
website
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Alpha Omicron Pi is pleased to announce the colonization
of its 184th chapter at the University of Waterloo on February
4, 2007. This ceremony concluded four days of colonization
parties and personal appointments and was held in the Grand
Ballroom of the Delta Kitchener Hotel in Kitchener, Ontario.
The colonization process began when Alpha Omicron Pi was
invited to colonize at the University of Waterloo after the
institution opened for extension several months ago.
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The University of Waterloo is one of the leading comprehensive
post-secondary schools in Canada and has been named the most
innovative university in Canada twice over the last three
years. The universitys dedication to its forward-thinking
mission is evident in its growth of almost 27,000 students in attendance.
The Colonization Ceremony was hosted by Allison Allgier, Vice President
of Development, and 17 wonderful women accepted bids from AOII.
They are an actively talented group of women with numerous activities,
leadership positions, and an average GPA of 3.1. The ceremony was
attended by representatives from other Greek organizations and AOII
collegians and alumnae from across Ontario including members of
the Toronto and London Alumnae Chapters, as well as collegiate members
from the Beta Tau chapter at the University of Toronto and the Iota
Chi chapter at the University of Western Ontario.
Continuous Recruitment will be implemented throughout the semester
and into fall 2007 with installation targeted for November 2007.
The next few months will be full of fun, learning and work as the
University of Waterloo colony prepares itself to be installed as
the 184th chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi. Members will participate
in weekly education sessions and sisterhood events, as well as socials,
philanthropic events, and a colony retreat. They are responsible
for establishing the chapters sub-motto and name that will
typify the chapters unique character. There are also bylaws
to write, officers to elect, and procedures to establish. Additionally,
a Resident Consultant, Allison Cheung, will stay with the chapter
through installation.
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