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Phi Theta Kappa (Alpha Delta Mu Chapter) Meeting Minutes
Phi Theta Kappa (Alpha Delta Mu Chapter) Meeting Minutes
Excused Absences:
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1. Registration: $279.00
2. Flight: $200.00
3. Hotel Rates:
Single/Double Occupancy:
$199. 00+12.5% tax= $223.88 per night
Triple/Quad Occupancy:
$220.00 + 12.5% tax =$257.63 per night
4. Food: 150.00
The Honors Seminars consist of a series of four lectures by outstanding academicians, all experts
in their fields, addressing an interdisciplinary aspect of the 2008-2010 Honors Study Topic, The
Paradox of Affluence: Choices, Challenges, and Consequences.
New officers:
New officers have been added to the ptk.org website. Benefits of being listed on ptk.org include
but are not limited to the following: 1) officer newsletters sent from ptk.org, 2) special press
releases, 3) Access to officer-only sections of the website.
1. T-Shirt report- The Art club was contacted and invited to participate in our proposed t-
shirt design contest.
We conducted a vote and all were in favor of the Oriental Trading Fundraiser. Nicole will
fill out and turn in an activity request form.
Proposed a Fundraising of PartyLite candles - 50% of profits will go to our club, no out of
pockets costs. There are all different sizes and scents. Dorothy also added that her PartyLite
salesperson would be willing to come to ACCC and do a demonstration, either just for our club
or as a school-wide event, during activity hour.
There was a vote and all members were in favor of the PartyLite Fundraising proposal.
Nicole will fill out and turn in an activity request form. If approved, Dorothy will obtain
fundraising packets and distribute them amongst the members.
Charitable Donations:
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Account Balances:
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Unfinished Business:
1. Nicole handed out an “Honors in Action Project: Operation Healthy Food Bank”
document which explained her idea is detail.
2. Food Bank Representative Rose Hall-Wilson is tentatively scheduled to come to our next
meeting and speak a little bit about the Food Bank (what its is needs are, how we can
help, etc)
3. We have also been invited to attend the Food Bank on Saturday October 24th, which is
Make a Difference Day. Apparently the Food Bank does a lot of packaging that day and
they could use some help. They offer three different shifts for volunteers: They are 8am-
10am,10am-12pm, and 12pm-2pm. Rose requested that we let her know which shift we
want and how many people we expect to come out and volunteer.
Nicole’s goal is to have at least a few members for each shift. Nicole plans to stay for all
three shifts.
A vote was conducted and all were in favor of volunteering at the Food Bank. In addition,
members expressed what shifts(s) they could do.
Activity Requests:
Nicole has filled out Activity Request forms for Candy Bar Sale, PartyLite Sale, Food Bank
Speaker, Food Bank Volunteer Day, T- Shirt Design contest, and will fill out one for the Oriental
Trading Fundraiser and one for the film Food, Inc. & Round Table Discussion w/ health food
experts.
Enhanced Membership:
Nicole handed out copies of the Alpha Delta Mu’s Enhanced Membership Program. It is
designed to award members who are active in the club. It is also designed to promote self-
growth.
New Business:
Members chimed in and collaborated on an idea to do a round table discussion after the film. We
could invite Health Food experts to join us for the round table discussion. The health food
experts could include the following: 1) dietician, 2) organic farmer, 3) health food store
owner/manager, 4) Health and wellness expert, 5) Food Bank representative.
It was also suggested that we 1) sell healthy snacks and drinks at the event, 2) accept donations
to our club AND the Food Bank.
A vote was conducted and all were in favor of the Food, Inc. Activity. Nicole will fill out
and submit an activity request form.
Special Recognition:
Red Cross Blood Drive was a success! On September 29th several Phi Theta Kappa members
volunteered their time working with Red Cross.
1. Recruited Donors
Our goal was forty (40) productive pints. We had fifty (50) documented presenting donors
(however, please note that some individual never signed the sign-in sheet so in reality we had
over 50) The following statistics were generated after the blood drive. There were eight (8)
Deferrals, two (2) insufficient amounts, three (3) walk-outs, not enough time to donate. This
means we had thirty-seven (37) productive pints, which was 93% of our Goal.
Nicole Schoenstein, Don Palmeri, Michael Simmons, Dalleane McNichols, Ralfina Marinelli,
Stephanie Mak, Dominique Leotta, Tammy Medica, Maryam Hussain.
Meeting Notes:
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