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The Update | August 27, 2019
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Coverage of the recent federal court decision to allow the lawsuit challenging Harvard University’s policy of sanctioning members of single-gender organizations to proceed has continued in a variety of national outlets. New reporting appeared in The Washington Post, Campus Reform, Inside Higher Ed, The College Fix, and Forbes. The National Panhellenic Conference, the North American Interfraternity Conference and the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations released a joint statement on Aug. 15 in response to the judge’s ruling.
The Harvard Crimson offered the latest iteration of coverage regarding the recent district court ruling that will allow the lawsuit against Harvard University’s policy sanctioning members of single-sex organizations to proceed.
After an internal review, the University of Buffalo (UB) lifted its fraternity/sorority life suspension, which came in the wake of a suspected hazing death of a Sigma Pi pledge. New anti-hazing and oversight regulations on fraternities and sororities are now in effect. Greek-letter organizations will remain on probation for the fall semester and Sigma Pi will remain suspended pending police investigation. Several sources covered this story, including The Spectrum, WGRZ, NPR Buffalo, UB Now, WIVB, and WKBW.
Nominating Committee Task Force
The nominating committee task force has completed its assigned task of responding to the two Grand Convention 2018 resolutions. You can read the full report along with the two resolutions here. After reading the report, share any comments or questions by emailing boardservice@kappaalphatheta.org.
In addition, the report directs members to an updated Board Service page of the Theta website. Make sure you bookmark this link to check back for future updates about the 2020 nominating process including nominating committee leadership, a nominating process timeline, interest indicator, application, and a map outlining elected district nominating committee representatives.
Holiday Closing
Theta headquarters will be closed Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day.
Workforce Update
Join Collegiate Finance Manager Christine Lorkowski and the college chapter budget committee in welcoming Emily Callen, Beta Kappa/Drake, as budget district director (BDD) for College District I.
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