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The Omega Phi Alpha collection documents the history, administration and activities of the Gamma Chapter of Omega Phi Alpha at Eastern Michigan University. The collection is arranged in three series: Administration, History, Tradition and Ephemera, and Publicity and Outreach. The collection is arranged alphabetically. Records date from 1992-2013.

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The Oratorical Association records include materials pertaining to the Michigan State Normal College student organization, which practiced debate and oratory. Records include graphic materials such as scrapbook pages, flyers, posters, and programs, as well as administrative papers such as correspondence and constitutions. Some materials from the Department of Elocution and Oratory are also included. The records are dated approximately 1916 to 1937.

Abstract The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity collection houses the materials of the Theta Gamma Chapter of the Fraternity at Eastern Michigan University. It contains Black Facts Tuesday Flyers, constitution and membership program literature, correspondence, Grand Conclave and regional conference information, flyers, programs, and event invitations, historical information, photographs, The Oracle, and miscellaneous papers of the Fraternity. The Theta Gamma chapter of Omega Psi Phi was founded at Eastern...

Abstract The Preservation Eastern collection documents the inner workings of a student organization for graduate students in the Histoic Preservation program at Eastern Michigan University. The group provides valuable experiences for students before entering the preservation field. The collection is arranged chronologically and topically. It is divided into two series. The two series in the collection are: Chronological 1979-2016, and Projects. Records date from 1966 to 2016 and include meeting...

Abstract The Pi Gamma Mu Society Collection documents the activities of the Michigan Alpha Chapter of the society at Eastern Michigan University. Pi Gamma Mu was founded in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1924 at the College of William and Mary. It in one of the oldest societies dedicated to social sciences. The collection is arranged alphabetically and divided into two series. The two series are Administration and History, and Publicity and Outreach. The records date from...

Abstract The Panhellenic Council was established in 1902. Its purpose is to unite national sororities who exist on the same college campuses, and to improve relations between the Greek system and the university as a whole. Panhellenic Council has two representatives from each sorority on campus attend meetings, to promote cooperation and all sorority functions. The many local sororities who have resided on Eastern Michigan University's campus have traditionally been...

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The Phi Gamma Nu collection contains two scrapbooks that document the groups activities, both professional and social. The Alpa Theta Chapter of Phi Gamma Nu was installed at Eastern Michigan University in 1967. Records date from 1969-1972.

Abstract The Phi Kappa Phi Society was founded in 1897 at the University of Maine. It is one of the nation's oldest, largest and most selective collegiate societies for academics. Phi Kappa Phi promotes and recognizes academic excellence in all fields of study of higher education. Phi Kappa Phi's 154th chapter was installed at Eastern Michigan University on September 18, 1973. The Phi Kappa Phi Society collection contains founding documents for the Eastern...

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Pedagogical Society records includes meeting agendas, invitations, and minutes of meetings, as well as outlines and printed copies of papers presented before the society by various faculty members. Records span from 1885 to 1900, with the bulk of the material dating from 1892 to 1900.

Abstract The Phi Sigma Pi collection consists of materials pertaining to the Eastern Michigan University Alpha Pi chapter of the Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity. Founded on March 16, 1992, Phi Sigma Pi recruits high achieving students who are passionate about developing as leaders and improving humanity through scholarship, leadership and fellowship. This collection is primarily made up of organization scrapbooks made by members, documenting membership through...