On the afternoon of Saturday, April 17th, APAC (The Alumnae Panhellenic Advisory Council) sponsored a bus tour to provide the women of the Ithaca area with some insight into the Panhellenic Community here at Cornell.
The bus tour started at Kappa Delta, where the women went on a house tour, enjoyed fruit and coffee, and learned about the Multicultural Greek Letter Council from their president Evelyn Ambriz.
The women then boarded the bus, where they heard brief histories and updates about the current activities of Delta Gamma, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Epsilon Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma from members of the Panhellenic Executive Board, as each house was passed.
The bus then made a stop at Alpha Phi, where the participants were given lunch, a house tour, and a more in depth explanation of the chapter’s history, philanthropy, and activity of its sisters.
After re-boarding the bus, additional histories and updates of Alpha Chi Omega, Sigma Delta Tau, Alpha Xi Delta, and Kappa Alpha Theta were delivered. After passing each of these houses, the final stop was made at Delta Delta Delta.At Delta Delta Delta, the participants received their third house tour, snacked on desserts and took part in a question and answer session about the activities of the Panhellenic community as a whole.
All of the host chapters were very welcoming and accommodating. The participants enjoyed the tour very much, learned a lot about Panhellenic community that they may not have know before and left with a strong sense of appreciation for the Panhellenic community and all that we do.
The bus tour started at Kappa Delta, where the women went on a house tour, enjoyed fruit and coffee, and learned about the Multicultural Greek Letter Council from their president Evelyn Ambriz.
The women then boarded the bus, where they heard brief histories and updates about the current activities of Delta Gamma, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Epsilon Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma from members of the Panhellenic Executive Board, as each house was passed.
The bus then made a stop at Alpha Phi, where the participants were given lunch, a house tour, and a more in depth explanation of the chapter’s history, philanthropy, and activity of its sisters.
After re-boarding the bus, additional histories and updates of Alpha Chi Omega, Sigma Delta Tau, Alpha Xi Delta, and Kappa Alpha Theta were delivered. After passing each of these houses, the final stop was made at Delta Delta Delta.At Delta Delta Delta, the participants received their third house tour, snacked on desserts and took part in a question and answer session about the activities of the Panhellenic community as a whole.
All of the host chapters were very welcoming and accommodating. The participants enjoyed the tour very much, learned a lot about Panhellenic community that they may not have know before and left with a strong sense of appreciation for the Panhellenic community and all that we do.
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