Alumnae and Collegians

Nov. 2010

Beta Omega's (Colorado College) Alumnae Appreciation Dinner 

Three DAC members attended a Thanksgiving dinner cooked by the collegians.  We had a great time talking with the young women and touring the house.

Help a College Chapter

Advisors needed! The Colorado college chapters can always use alumnae support, either on their Advisory Boards or their Facility Corporation Boards. Please contact the College District President for District IX, Maggie McKenny Harris for more information.

 

Foundation Scholarships for Collegians and Alumnae

The 2011-2012 Foundation scholarship application process closed February 1, 2011.  The 2012-2013 application should be available in November 2011 so check back then.  http://www.kappaalphathetafoundation.org/scholarships.

DENVER AREA PANHELLENIC

Denver Area Panhellenic 2010-2011 Scholarship Fundraiser
Each spring the DAP awards scholarships to undergraduate and graduate sorority women through the generous support of donations from Denver Area Sorority Alumnae Chapters. Click above link for donation form.

Other Colorado Alumnae Chapters

Flatirons Alumnae Chapter http://thetaflatironsalumnae.wetpaint.com/  


Fraternal Caucus

On behalf of the 69 member fraternities of the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), and the 26 sororities of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), let us welcome you to the Capital Fraternal Caucus. Now more than ever we need your help to ensure policymakers in Washington enact laws that allow us to sustain and grow Greek life.

Learn how you can help Theta collegians by supporting legislation which impacts Greek life at www.fraternalcaucus.org.  
Legislation in the 111th Congress (2009-2010)

The Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act of 2009 (H.R. 1547/S. 781) (CHIA) would allow tax deductible contributions to not-for-profit student housing entities such as fraternity and sorority foundations to be used for the same purposes that a college or university could use such contributions.

The College Fire Prevention Act (H.R. 642/S. 1791) authorizes a program of federal matching grants to install life-saving fire suppression technology in existing student housing, including fraternity and sorority houses. These grants are important for fraternities and sororities because current IRS interpretations of U.S. tax law effectively prevent them from financing housing improvements through private fundraising.