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Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma Chapter is located at the University of Wisconsin - River Falls

Phi Mu is an organization of women which provides personal and academic development, service to others, commitment to excellence, and lifelong friendships through shared traditions.

Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma is looking for 5 Women to join for Fall 2011!  

For more info, check out recruitment boxes on the left side, article below,
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I want to be Phi Mu!!! Zeta Sigma


You can also contact Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma Chapter Mailbox at phimu_zetasigma@hotmail.com if you have any questions. 

Chapter News

Welcome 9 new members!
Congratulations to the following girls on becoming Phi's! Maddie Pingry, Courtney Trattles, Laura Scott, Courtney Mahr, Riley Macgregor, Jenna Cook, Sam Heski, Alison Cronick, and Emily Vukelich! (read more)
Join Us for Fall Recruitment 2011
Eiffel (I Fell) For Phi Mu 2011 2011 Formal Recruitment starts September 6th, 2011. We are hoping to find 13 new sisters! Get to know Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma's 23 collegians through a variety of events. They will also be helping on Freshmen Move In Day and Weeks of Welcome. Sept. 6th: Involvement Fair, 11am-2pm, UC Mall Sept. 7th: Greek Ice Cream Social, 2pm-5pm, UC Mall Sept. 8th: Greek Life Expo, 2pm-7pm, UC Mall, (during Rock the Cause) Sept. 12th: Start of Sorority Recruitment *The more events women attend for each sorority, the more each sorority will know each women. Women looking to join a sorority, please come to as many events as you possible can! Each sorority will host 4 events. Tuesday, September 13th 2011 Bonfire + Smores Starts at 8:00 pm by University Center, ends by 9.45 pm Dress for a bonfire + meet the Ladies of Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma Thursday, September 15th, (I Fell) Eiffel for Phi Mu Starts at 5:30 pm, runs until 7:00 pm South Hall Alumni, Light French Cuisine will be served Monday, September 19th Phi Mu Philanthropy Night Learn about how we volunteer + give back in our community Starts at 7:30 pm, ends by 9:00 pm St. Croix Room, UC Ritual Event Wednesday, September 21, 2011 5:30-7:00 pm Come learn about the history and ritual of Phi Mu, which has been carried on since 1852, and what being Phi Mu means to us. South Hall Alumni Room, Feel welcome to dress up. Hope to see you all there, and please contact Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma Chapter Mailbox at phimu_zetasigma@hotmail.com if you have any questions. Follow Us on Facebook I want to be Phi Mu!!! Zeta Sigma http://www.facebook.com/?sk=2361831622#!/JoinPhiMuZetaSigma All sororities will be recruiting-find out about our panhellenic sisters here: http://www.uwrf.edu/StudentLife/CollegiatePanhellenicCouncil.cfm (read more)
3 Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma Sisters Attend 5-Day Leadership Over Summer
Phi Mu National Council is excited to announce a new leadership program taking place in the summer of 2011. Phi Mu will be the first inter/national Greek organization to host an Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) specific to its organization: Phi Mu UIFI. Developed by the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), UIFI has been the premier personal and leadership development experience for undergraduate members of sororities and fraternities for over 20 years. UIFI is a life-changing experience that will be shared by undergraduate Phi Mu sisters from across the nation. Members will explore, define and enhance their leadership skills, personal awareness, commitment to their chapters and the Greek community. They also will grow to expect values-based actions from themselves and those they lead. Immediately after the partnership between Phi Mu and the NIC was announced, there was a noticeable buzz within the Greek community. Once again, Phi Mu became a leader in the interfraternal world and raised the bar for undergraduate student leadership training. “Phi Mu prepares members for life after college and is committed to providing exceptional leadership development programming for our members,” said Kris Bridges, National President. Throughout the five day program, collegians will participate in facilitated large-group discussions on topics such as ritual, values-based learning, the Greek community and teamwork. Each member will also have an individual consultation with a facilitator to ensure that she will be able to implement the Phi Mu UIFI concepts when she returns to her chapter. The institute also incorporates a community service project, “Into the Streets,” that demonstrates the impact collegians can have in their local communities. “Into the Streets” is a powerful part of the curriculum as it challenges collegians about both the actions they take and the service they do. After they complete the project, they participate in a facilitated discussion that leads to a greater awareness of the importance of giving back to the local community. The institute will conclude with a graduation ceremony, allowing each student the chance to reflect on her time at the institute and what she learned. Each collegiate chapter will send two representatives, the chapter president and an emerging leader selected by her chapter based on her potential leadership abilities and her desire to hold an officer position in the future. Participants will take what they learn back to their schools with the initiative to foster change that will propel their chapters and Greek communities forward. Three separate five-day sessions of Phi Mu UIFI will take place at the Phi Mu Delta Alpha Chapter house at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind. Each Phi Mu UIFI session will include 80 collegians and 14 facilitators. Collegians will be divided into small groups led by two facilitators. The facilitation teams will be selected through a competitive process and will be comprised of Phi Mu volunteers, fraternity/sorority alumni/ae who work as Greek advisors and leading experts in the interfraternal world. After returning home, participants will have access to a support network of facilitators and attendees. They will be able to share additional ideas and gather feedback from the relationships built while at UIFI. (read more)
Spring 2011 Wrap Up-Graduating Seniors, Welcome New Phi's, Greek Week, Leadership and More!
Congratulations to Graduating Seniors, Class of 2011 Nikki S. Major: Intercultural Communication Studies Minor: Women�s and Gender Studies, and Social Justice Plans: Working for City Year Seattle/King County an Americorps program in Seattle, WA Shelley P. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Early Childhood Education Plans: Yoga Instructor this summer, afterwards Early Childhood Student Teaching Monica R. Major: Marketing Communications Minor: Art & Professional Writing Plans: Sales Associate at Charming Charlie in Woodbury, applying for their Corporate office in Houston, Texas by mid to end of summer! Emily S. Major: Psychology Minor: Music Plans: year off possibly working... wherever I can find a job towards my major and then back for Grad school for Marriage and Family Therapy Nicole K., Chapter President, was named our 2011 Sacred Heart Recipient May 2nd, 2011. She succeeded graduating senior and past chapter president, Monica R. Welcome to our Bond, Spring Phi Class: Chelsea B. Gina F. Maggie K. Bobbi Jo O. Margo S. Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma went home with 5 awards at the Greek Awards Ceremony! Nikki S. awarded Selfless Helper,Shelley P. was awarded Outstanding CPC Member, Lynn received outstanding Alumni Service, and Phi Mu was awarded the Chancellor�s Accommodation for Sisterhood Social...and of course, GREEK WEEK! Congrats to Rachel M., Greek Goddess. Congrats to Nikki S. for receiving THE CHANCELLOR�S AWARD for EXCELLENCE! Nikki will be graduating from UW-RF this spring. Our collegians raised $7,000.00 on Wednesday, April 27th at Phi Mu-Zeta Sigma�s River Falls Idol. All proceeds go to Gillette�s Children Hospital in St Paul, our philanthropy. Silent Auction items include a 2010 Autographed Football from Super Bowl Winning team, the GREEN BAY PACKERS. Congratulations to philanthropy chair, Emily C., for your leadership and organization. Best wishes to our chapter leaders Nicole K., Emily C. + Rachel M. to have an amazing journey attending UIFI. Check Out UIFI Here: http://www.nicindy.org/programs/uifi/ Thank you to Cindy for leading our advisory council this past school year, and guiding our collegians. (read more)
Congratulations 2011 Executive Board Members
Please Welcome our 2011 Executive Board Members: These chapter leaders were elected by their sisters to hold office from January 2011 through January 2012. Elections are held each November. President: Nicole K. Vice President: Rachel M. Treasurer: Bobbi Secretary: Alissa G. Phi Director: Melissa D. Recruitment: Alexis D. Philanthropy: Emily C. Panhellenic: Sam D. We are looking forward to a PHANtastic school year! (read more)