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The Update | April 2, 2019
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The Xi-Lambda chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at the University of Georgia (UGA) has been temporarily suspended after a video circulating on social media showed several people mocking slavery and one person using the n-word. There is an investigation underway regarding the students involved in the video. "Tau Kappa Epsilon is disgusted, appalled and angered by the remarks shown in a video of four expelled members,” the fraternity said. “TKE will not tolerate any actions such as these that would be defined as racist, discriminatory and/or offensive.” The New York Times, CNN, TIME and Newsweek covered this story along with smaller, local publications.
After a five-hour ordeal during which he was reportedly forced to drink large amounts of alcohol and was beaten with a paddle that had "spikes and grooves," a student pledging a fraternity at Miami University in Ohio says he pleaded with a member: “Call 911, I feel like I’m going to die.” Details of the alleged hazing incident at the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity facility emerged this week as the school ordered the fraternity members to move out of the building where the alleged hazing ritual was held by Monday. FOX News covered this story along with local publications.
Employment Opportunity
Kappa Alpha Theta headquarters is looking for an education & leadership project manager to serve in a temporary position from April 22 to June 30. Please see the job description for details and send it to anyone who may be interested. Application review begins April 8. Contact Melissa Shaub, director of education & leadership, if you have questions about the position.
Volunteer Opportunity
Brittany Booth, recruitment and Panhellenic district director (RPDD) in College District I, is resigning from her position. Brittany will remain in office until the end of the spring semester. If you are interested in this role, please submit a Volunteer Interest Indicator. Questions about the role and responsibilities can be forwarded to Assistant Director of Collegiate Services Ansley Howze or Recruitment Committee Chairman Kara Van Duzee. The deadline for interest indicator submissions is April 9.
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