Weekly Update

Unfortunately, we do not have much to report at this time... but wanted to let you know where we stand.

The Alumnae Induction scheduled for this Saturday with the Harrisburg Alumnae has been cancelled. The chapter has been advised that during the appeal, the sisters are unable to participate.

The chapter had also made arrangements to volunteer at the Kitchen Kettle in Shippensburg; however they were not needed last night, they are hoping to make this an ongoing offer.

Tau Lambda has appointed one person to represent us on the 'board'. We are waiting to hear from AOII Nationals the two people they have decided on. At that point, we will have a 'point person' we can communicate thru. We are also waiting to hear from HQ our request of a detail of the charges we are faced.

We hope that next week we can proceed and determine more of our plan.
Thanks for checking in!!!

Back on Track

Yesterday the chapter held a meeting with members of the AAC. Six members (Karen, Heather, Sheila, Jen, Christi and Coleen) were in attendance and Karen Wenner was conferenced in. After introductions, we asked the girls to all share their concerns/ideas helping us to move forward in our task of getting back our charter. It was an informative, productive and much needed gathering.

The chapter will be volunteering at the Kitchen Kettle Tuesday evening in Shippensburg and has organized a canned food drive. They will deliver the canned food donations tomorrow night.

Saturday they wil be attending the Alumnae Induction hosted by the Harrisburg Alumnae Chapter, all alums are welcome to attend.

Once a Raider, Always a Red Raider

This weekend the football team held their annual Spring Game. This was the first game for Mark "Mac" Maciejewski as new Head Coach. Also in attendance was NFL player Brent Grimes. Video

Alumnae Induction with Harrisburg Alums

Please join us...
Harrisburg Alumnae Chapter will be hosting Tau Lambda:
Saturday April 16th at 3pm
Leap Research, Jaycee Avenue Harrisburg PA

We would really appreciate any alumnae attendance!

Little Princess Playhouse at SU

The Little Princess Playhouse at Shippensburg University returns from another successful season with a spring double feature on campus.

The playhouse, sponsored by the university’s Department of Music and Theatre Arts, will opens its 2011 spring season with a fairy tale double-feature of both “Cinderella” and “The Dancing Princesses” at 10 a.m. and again at 11:15 a.m. April 9 and April 16.

Admission is $3 and tickets are available at the door. Visitors are reminded that seating is limited. Parking is free and visitors should park in the Memorial Auditorium lot and walk to Stewart Hall.