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Please note: The individual awards submission deadline has been moved back to Tuesday, January 26, 2010.
Greek Leaders of Distinction: The Northeast Greek Leadership Association annually recognizes several outstanding members of the Northeastern Greek community. These students are individuals who exemplify the ideals of sorority and/or fraternity membership in their daily lives. Submit no more then one nominee from each council on campus.
Guenzler Outstanding Staff/Volunteer Award: The purpose of this award is to recognize staff members or volunteers of fraternity/sorority organizations whom have made significant and long term contributions to the Greek community within the Northeast region or to the Northeast Greek Leadership Association.
Phillipi Outstanding Advisor Award: The purpose of this award is to recognize a Greek affairs professional, male or female, who has made significant contributions to the Greek community within the Northeast region by advising any governing council.
Gamma Phi Beta Panhellenic Programming Award: Gamma Phi Beta Sorority presents annual Panhellenic Awards for successful College Panhellenic programs that promote a positive Greek image to the faculty/administration, the campus and the community. The award is a $250 grant and certificate, presented at the regional conference. Innovative, image-enhancing programs(s) developed by the College Panhellenic in which the Greek system is viewed favorably by non-Greeks may be submitted. Past award-winning entries have included an all-campus educational seminar, a community awareness appreciation series and a Greek Council lecture series.
Elizabeth Ahlemeyer Quick Panhellenic Woman Award:
Administrated by the National Panhellenic Conference Foundation, this award was established to honor Betty Quick’s long and devoted service to both NPC and Gamma Phi Beta, this $2,000 scholarship is awarded each year to a collegiate member in good standing of one of the NPC member groups. The recipient must be nominated by her College Panhellenic and shall have displayed outstanding service to her local college Panhellenic, hold a minimum 3.0 grade point average, and have been accepted for enrollment as a full-time junior or senior for the current academic year. The award application can be found on the National Panhellenic Conference’s website in the NPC Foundation page under scholarships. The applications must be completed and received by the National Panhellenic Conference Foundation by the January, 2010 deadline stated. (At the time of this publication the NPC Foundation website has not been updated with the current information.)