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Deltasig July 06 7/6/06 7:54 AM Page 10 With the numerous sessions presented at LEADs, even the most die-hard attendee needs occasional stretching breaks. Here, the South Central brothers show how it’s done! LEAD Provincial Conferences Set Record-Breaking Attendance! It was a LEAD season like no other with more than 1,500 brothers traveling to Columbus, Austin, Atlanta, Anaheim and Milwaukee . . . . It’s a meeting of presidents in Atlanta as Past Grand President Bob Busse, Rutgers, shares some advice with fellow Atlanta brother Grand President Mitch Simmons. 10 JULY 2006/THE DELTASIG OF DELTA SIGMA PI In Columbus, brothers were treated to Zuheir Sofia’s Career Achievement award presentation and Jason Campbell being named the 2006 National Collegian of the Year. Special speakers related to the conference included Ohio State’s head football coach Jim Tressel and Business School Dean Joseph Alutto (both arranged by the Ohio State chapter and assisted by the Ohio Dominican chapter). With Austin came the presentation of a chapter charter to Eta Tau Chapter at McNeese State. Gulf South Regional Vice President Jason Campagna, a Louisiana resident, gave a moving update on areas affected by Hurricane Katrina—and a summary of the community service events chapters are participating in to benefit the victims. Banquet guests were treated to a memorial service conducted by Brother Roger Tienken (2005 National Honorary Initiate), grandson of Founder Henry Tienken. Also, congratulations go out to South Central Province Community Service Chair Tracey Florio and her team for putting on an amazing community service event where a large donation of pet, cleaning and office items were made to the Central Texas Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Deltasig July 06 7/6/06 7:54 AM Page 11 Brothers in Atlanta were treated to a college spirit DJ dance, where attendees sported college and Deltasig apparel. And congratulations to all who participated in the Penny War, where $450 was raised for Hosea Feed the Hungry and $150 donated to the Leadership Foundation. Anaheim featured an awesome 80s-theme banquet and an educational keynote address by Adam Carroll, of National Financial Educators and the popular program, The Money Game. A successful casino night was the highlight of the Milwaukee LEAD and brothers were given the opportunity to tour the Harley Davidson facility. A personal highlight for North Central Provincial Vice President Amy Briggs was having her sister, Karen, speak on behalf of the Wisconsin Chapter of Leukemia and Lymphoma Society—she serves as senior campaign manager—which was the recipient of funds from casino night and raffle tickets sold during the weekend which totaled $560. (continued on page 12) Anaheim attendees were treated to an educational keynote address by Adam Carroll of National Financial Educators, with the popular program, The Money Game. LEAD Provincials feature an array of excellent speakers. Here, motivational speaker Chad Ritchey addresses the North Central LEAD Provincial crowd in Milwaukee. It was 80s night at the Western LEAD in Anaheim and all the regional vice presidents joined in on the fun! From left: Pacific Coast RVP Paul Dawson, Desert Mountain RVP Justin Cranmer, Bay Area RVP Lisa Brown, Sierra Nevada RVP Amanda Smith, South Pacific RVP Tom Skinner and Rocky Mountain RVP Richard Horvath. It’s always fun to see what new items chapters have for sale. Here, North Central brothers from Valparaiso show off their merchandise. JULY 2006/THE DELTASIG OF DELTA SIGMA PI 11
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