Phi Sigma Sigma - Epsilon Iota Chapter

Hope everyone is having an amazing summer! ☀️🤍
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I am so grateful to have held this position this last year! ⁣
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It has been such an honor to serve the chapter as Public Relations Chair and ending my term is bittersweet. I could not be more excited to see what is going to accomplish within this position.⁣
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Once, Always🌹

After such a crazy semester finals week is approaching! Take breaks when you need to and don’t forget to take care of yourself as well as your grades!

Don't forget to RACE over to the Spring 2021 Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment Registration as today is the last day for the $15 early bird price. Starting tomorrow the registration fee will be raised to $20 till registration closes, so save $5 by registering early today! 🏁

Register here: bsusororityrecruitment.mycampusdirector2.com

Questions? Email [email protected]

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Tomorrow, November 17th at 7pm we are having an open chapter on Zoom! The theme for this open chapter is.... PAJAMAS!! Put on your comfiest pj’s and come join us! Come see what a chapter is like and get to know some of our sisters! ⁣
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The link for Zoom is on the Involvement Network and also linked in our bio! We can’t wait to see you there!

Happy Halloween from Phi Sig 🎃
Even though it’s a holiday, please don’t forget proper social distancing measures and masks! Have fun but don’t forget to be safe!

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Sharing values, creating bonds and belonging to a sisterhood defines the Phi Sigma Sigma experience. Our six virtues — Friendship, Faith, Love, Sincerity, Integrity, and Strength — distinguish Phi Sigma Sigma. ⁣⁣⁣⁣
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Sisters Catherine Cummings ( ) and Reese Vandermolen ( ) are sisters that we can put complete trust in, they completely embody our value of faith. These two sisters are rats of sunshine that anyone can go to, no matter what. Our entire chapter has complete confidence in these two girls and we couldn’t think of anyone better to symbolize faith!

A couple of our sisters finished shopping for school supplies today from our Phi Sig For The Kids Philanthropy Week. We wanted to give a huge thanks to everyone that donated and made this possible! We are so excited to fill our alumni classrooms with these supplies!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
A few of our sisters participated in a Breast Cancer Awareness Rally today at Gillette Stadium. Despite uncertain times this still remains a topic that so many of our sisters are so passionate about and find ways to support!

day 1 of Phi Sigma Sigma For The Kids Philanthropy Week ✓⁣
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a HUGE thank you to everyone who participated in Phi Sig Feud tonight⁣!
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(and congrats to our winners and 💙💛)

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Sharing values, creating bonds and belonging to a sisterhood defines the Phi Sigma Sigma experience. Our six virtues — Friendship, Faith, Love, Sincerity, Integrity, and Strength — distinguish Phi Sigma Sigma. ⁣⁣
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“Strength. When I was 13 the word strength changed forever for me. Since then I’ve had to wake up everyday knowing my brother was not physically with me anymore. I’ve had to go to a numerous amount of court hearings and trials and I heard about many documentaries and movies that I still haven’t put myself through with watching. I’ve learned a lot about life since then and I’ve grown in ways I’ve never thought I could. Now that I’ve spent 6 years without him, I can see how I’m a lot like him now that I’m getting older. I once saw a fortune cookie that said “the human spirit is stronger than anything that can happen to it”. Knowing that, I try to live each day with a positive mindset for him and do things that he is now not able to do like join Greek life, play a collegiate sport, or even travel. I know for a fact that my brother wouldn’t want to see me crying and it will still never get any easier without him here. I just have to try and remember that he has saved so many lives and now I am here to tell his and my own story to make a difference in the world. We need to end the stigma of mental health for everyone and especially young men like him.” -Camdyn Roy ‘23 ()