Finding My way

Did you spot any UT students walking around with unfamiliar bright green Greek letters on their shirts today? Maybe you saw those students making odd hand gestures at each other. The answer is no, there is not a new fraternity/sorority on campus.

Sophomore honor society Lambda Sigma is a national organization. Our chapter at The University of Toledo consists of sixteen members, all of whom are in the top ten percent of the sophomore class. Together, we form the Alpha Psi chapter.

While Lambda Sigma stands on four pillars of leadership, scholarship, fellowship, and service, the Alpha Psi chapter has added another unoffical pillar–energy. Each member enthusiastically supports any type of endeavor within the group, whether that means taking part in a philanthropy walk for the Sunshine Children’s Home, creating social events to foster fellowship, or taking on the challenge to increase the member count, all involved willingly jump in immediately. No one person ever needs to shoulder all the responsibility, as all hold themselves accountable for the success of the group.

Lambda Sigma’s Alpha Psi chapter strongly dedicates itself to serving the Toledo community, the University included. At the same time, all involved grow and form strong bonds of fellowship with one another strong enough to create the “Lambda Llama” hand signal. If you are a second-year student interested in serving the community and building new friendships, contact me by leaving a comment on this post or e-mail president Heather Griffin at heather.griffin@rockets.utoledo.edu. I mean, come on, who doesn’t love a good llama?

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