Dear Brothers of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta,
On behalf of the Brothers and Pledges of the Delta Colony at the College of Charleston, I humbly submit our petition for chartering. After reading about our accomplishments and efforts that have taken place over the past eighteen months, it is my hope that you will recognize the state of this Delta Colony as a healthy and inspiring force on the College of Charleston campus. We hope that you find the Delta Colony more than suitable to join Phi Gamma Delta as a chapter.
The Delta Colony was established as an interest group that desired to be a part of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta. With each month of our presence on campus, our determination to develop men of character and inspire leadership has increased greatly. United by the desire and motivation to become a chapter, our pursuit of excellence has only grown. Both through our triumphs and difficult times as a colony, we have grown closer as brothers.
We have represented the Fraternity in many positive aspects on campus. There is at least one Fiji member in 73 organizations on campus. Of those, there are 22 organizations in which there is at least one Fiji on the executive board. We are in good standing as an organization at the College of Charleston and also as a member of the Interfraternity Council. In the Greek community, we have had many accomplishments, such as placing first in our first Greek Week competition. We have also raised over a $1000 on our very first philanthropy event. We compete actively in intramural sports, representing our prized colony with dedication, hard work, and good sportsmanship.
As we continue to grow, our values of knowledge and service have only become more evident. Colony members such as SGA President continue to inspire leadership, while members like EMS volunteers motivate us to give back to our college as well as our community. These strengths in addition to the steadfast dedication of local graduate brothers have enabled us to develop and grow faster than we ever thought possible.
After reviewing our petition, it is our hope that you will acknowledge the commitment and respect that we have for Phi Gamma Delta. We request your approval of our petition to receive our charter in the upcoming weeks. If you have any questions, please contact me at (843) 860-8758 or e-mail at mawiers@gmail.com.
Fraternally,
Mark Wiersma
President, Delta Colony
College of Charleston
Welcome to the Delta Colony of Phi Gamma Delta at CofC!
Dear Brothers of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta,
On behalf of the Brothers and Pledges of the Delta Colony at the College of Charleston, I humbly submit our petition for chartering. After reading about our accomplishments and efforts that have taken place over the past eighteen months, it is my hope that you will recognize the state of this Delta Colony as a healthy and inspiring force on the College of Charleston campus. We hope that you find the Delta Colony more than suitable to join Phi Gamma Delta as a chapter.
The Delta Colony was established as an interest group that desired to be a part of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta. With each month of our presence on campus, our determination to develop men of character and inspire leadership has increased greatly. United by the desire and motivation to become a chapter, our pursuit of excellence has only grown. Both through our triumphs and difficult times as a colony, we have grown closer as brothers.
We have represented the Fraternity in many positive aspects on campus. There is at least one Fiji member in 73 organizations on campus. Of those, there are 22 organizations in which there is at least one Fiji on the executive board. We are in good standing as an organization at the College of Charleston and also as a member of the Interfraternity Council. In the Greek community, we have had many accomplishments, such as placing first in our first Greek Week competition. We have also raised over a $1000 on our very first philanthropy event. We compete actively in intramural sports, representing our prized colony with dedication, hard work, and good sportsmanship.
As we continue to grow, our values of knowledge and service have only become more evident. Colony members such as SGA President continue to inspire leadership, while members like EMS volunteers motivate us to give back to our college as well as our community. These strengths in addition to the steadfast dedication of local graduate brothers have enabled us to develop and grow faster than we ever thought possible.
After reviewing our petition, it is our hope that you will acknowledge the commitment and respect that we have for Phi Gamma Delta. We request your approval of our petition to receive our charter in the upcoming weeks. If you have any questions, please contact me at (843) 860-8758 or e-mail at mawiers@gmail.com.
Fraternally,
Mark Wiersma
President, Delta Colony
College of Charleston
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