University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL he Interfraternity Council ' s purpose is to advance the interests of the social fraternities at The wrsity of Mississippi in connection with the general welfare of the student body. The council recognizes the reasons fraternities were implemented and preserves the original ideas of scholarship, leadership, friendship and community sendee. They strive to ensure positive recruitment and membership experiences in fraternities. This group consists of selected representatives from fraternities on campus. 2004-2005 Officers PRESIDENT Chris ainey VICE PRESIDENT-RECRUITMENT Cole Fwioiv VICE-PRESIDENT-JUDICIAL EDUCATION Tom Gnesedieck VICE-PRESIDENT-COMMUNITY SERVICE Oliver Williams VICE-PRESIDENT-PUBLIC RELATIONS James Watts TREASURER Will Walker SECRETARY Keith Russell Greeks I 287

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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL he Panhellenic Council is composed of selected active members from on-campus sororities. Tmair job is to promote a positive greek life at The University of Mississippi. In the fall of 2004, the Panhellenic Council started their first CareWalk to promote Breast Cancer Awareness. This group of young women organize the formal recruitment process, known as Rush, with regulating guidelines and providing potential new members with counselors to answer any of their questions. They discuss the advancement of fraternity scholarships as well. 2004-2005 Officers VICE PRESIDENT-RECRUITMENT h ' alic M ' il ihois PRESIDENT Elizabeth Norberg ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT-RECRUITMENT Claire Boyd VICE-PRESIDENT-PUBLIC RELATIONS Laurd-h ' dlheriiic Shef field VICE-PRESIDENT-COMMUNITY SERVICE SIkdiiiiiu Vtirk vice-president-education judicial Ijiineii Mditre secretary treasurer Caniliiie 1 1 ' leker 286 I The OLE Miss 2005

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NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL t he National Pan-Hellenic Council is the governing council of the historically black fraternities and »jferities at Ole Miss. The mission of the NPHC, as stated in its constitution, is to unify African- American Greeks on campus, to provide service to the community, to provide social interaction among colleagues on and off campus and to stimulate organizations to to foster and sponsor projects which encourage educational, moral and cultural progress on the campus and in the community. The NPHC consists of four fraternities and four sororities. 2004-2005 Officers PRESIDENT Danny Echols VICE PRESIDENT JUDICIAL CHAIR Utiinan Sylvester (Mudace Rubinsun PUBLIC RELATIONS Tivan Samuels Larissa Cotlen SECRETARY Courtney Fieree PARLIAMENTARIAN TREASURER Jarcd lurner Sa ieha Dehenre 288 I The Olk Miss 2005