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PI LAMBDA THETA GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER

                              Summary of 2006/2007 Activities and Events  

                        

Gamma Gamma Officers for 2006/07:                                                                  

President Lora Reed  
Vice-President Suzi Morgan  
Student Vice-President Lindsey Merrill  
Recording Secretary Kimberly Maynard  
Corresponding Secretary Jennifer Martin  
Treasurer Shelly Ray  
Immediate Past President Ann Taylor  
Faculty Advisors Dr. Shirley Aamidor and Charlotte Miller  
     
Lora Reed, President PLT New Initiates PLT Honors Scholarship Award Recipients
Lora Reed, President New Initiates September 2006 Honored Education students with
    2006/07 Merit Scholarship Awards

New Initiates September 2006:

Front Row:  Heather Heinrich, Principal Western Intermediate School; Todd Robertson, Completing Elementary Licensure;

Richard Arcari, Undergraduate Elementary Education Student

Back Row:   Pavithra Puliyanda, Completing Biology Licensure; Jenna Easter, Undergraduate Elementary Education Student;

Margaret David, Completing English/Language Arts Licensure; Hether Darnell, Undergraduate Elementary Education Student

Honored Education Students with 2006/07 Merit Scholarship Awards:

Front Row:  Elizabeth Clark, Freshman; Brittany Ravas, Sophomore; Emily Pier, Junior

Back Row:  Jenna Easter, Senior; Bridget Clemons, Junior; Kimberly Maxwell, Senior; Nicole Irwin, Senior

Tiffany Laughlin and Brittany Ravas

New Initiates May 2007:

Tiffany Laughlin and Brittany Ravas

Description of Gamma Gamma:

Gamma Gamma has provided professional conferences and programs for over twenty years for students, area teachers, and administrators.  On an individual basis, members of Gamma Gamma serve as mentors to students and beginning teachers.  In addition, they serve at the regional and international levels by accepting officer positions and participating on committees.  Gamma Gamma member, Elizabeth Douglass, serves currently on the International Board of Directors as International First Vice-President.

Events/Meetings Scheduled for 2006/07:

September 12 Be a Giraffe: Teaching and Leadership Kelley Student Center 130
  Speaker: Heather Heinrich, Principal Western Intermediate Business Meeting, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
  Special Focus: Recognition of Scholarship Recipients Initiation and Recognition, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
  RESPONSE:  
  Lora Reed, President, and ten chapter members welcomed  
  seven new members.  They also recognized eight education  
  students with 2006/07 merit scholarship awards and their  
  guests. >>> More  
     
October 11 Management: My Pupils, My Classroom, Myself Kelley Student Center Room 130
  25th Annual Fall Education Conference 5:00 to 7:30 p.m.
  Keynote Speaker: Angela Miller Co-sponsors:
  Breakout Sessions: IU Kokomo Division of Education
 

Why I Teach: My Pupils

IU Kokomo Alumni Association
  Effective Teachers have C.L.A.S.S. EdSAC and meshEd
  The Initial Job Search: On My Own Kokomo Area Reading Council
  Beginning Teacher Mentoring Process: Taking Care of Myself  
  RESPONSE:  
  Over 70 area administrators/teachers, pre-service teachers,  
  and IU Kokomo Faculty/Staff attended.  
     
November 4 De-Stressed Day: All Children Left Behind Crossroads Community Church
     
February 22 Caring and Sharing: Enhancing Parent Involvement CuLab
CANCELLED   5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
    Bring salad or dessert
     
April 12 Increasing Student Involvement and Responsibility Kelley Student Center 130
  Speaker: Dr. Dan Hogan Business Meeting, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
  Focus: Student Led Conferences Speaker, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
  New Candidate Orientation  
     
May 9 My China Experience Crossroads Community Church
  Speaker: Elizabeth Douglass, Teacher Western Intermediate 6:00 p.m.
  Special Focus: Initiation and Installation of Officers  

International Pi Lambda Theta Vision Statement:

We see Pi Lambda Theta becoming the internationally recognized honor society in education: a forum for exchanging and developing ideas, fostering individual leadership, promoting professionalism, and recognizing excellence wherever it is found. 

International Pi Lambda Theta Vision Statement:

Pi Lambda Theta's mission is to honor outstanding educators and inspire them to be effective leaders who address critical issues in education.

International Pi Lambda Theta Core Values:

Primary:  Integrity, Excellence, Respect

Secondary: Camaraderie, Inclusiveness, Continuity

Summary of 2005/06

For Additional Information Contact:

Gamma Gamma Faculty Advisor: Dr. Shirley Aamidor

International Office of Pi Lambda Theta