ALPHA NU OMEGA FRATERNITY

TENTATIVE DATES AND TOPICS-MONTHLY PROGRAMS / SEMINARS:
ACADEMIC YEAR 2005-2006

TO BE PRESENTED TO THE ACTIVE BROTHERS OF ALPHA NU OMEGA
FRATERNITY BY ALUMNI BROTHERS AND / OR OTHER VOLUNTEERS
FOR GUIDANCE AND ENRICHMENT PURPOSES AS PROPOSED BY THE
ALPHA NU OMEGA ALUMNI STEERING COMMITTEE (see note 1 at bottom of page)

FALL 2005 (First Term, Academic Year 2005-2006)

• 1- Sunday, September 11, 2005:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Effective Study Habits
  Seminar / Program Presenters:
• 2- Sunday, October 2, 2005:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Alcohol Awareness and Substance Abuse
  Seminar / Program Presenters:
• 3- Sunday, November 6, 2005:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Career Planning
  Seminar / Program Presenters: William Fajardo (9-th Pledge Class) & Doug Leonard (13-th Pledge Class)
• 4- Sunday, December 4, 2005:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Entrepaneurship / New Business Ventures /
  Franchising
  Seminar / Program Presenter: Clark E. (Trip) DeGroff (7-th Pledge Class)

SPRING 2006 (Second Term, Academic Year 2005-2006)

• 5- Sunday, January 8, 2006:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Public Service / Politics
  Seminar / Program Presenters:
• 6- Sunday, February 5, 2006:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Personal Finances
  Seminar / Program Presenters:
• 7- Sunday, March 5, 2006:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Armed Forces / Military Careers
  Seminar / Program Presenters:
• 8- Sunday, April 2, 2006:
  Seminar / Program Topic: Vocations
  Seminar / Program Presenters:

ALPHA NU OMEGA FRATERNITY

TENTATIVE DATES AND TOPICS-MONTHLY PROGRAMS / SEMINARS:
ACADEMIC YEAR 2005-2006

(1) NOTES:

Volunteers are needed to be program / seminar presenters. It is felt that the seminars should be between one and one and one and one-half hours in length. It is hoped that the seminars can be held on Sunday evenings at a meeting place that is yet to be determined. We hope that the university will allow the fraternity to hold the seminars in a conference room at the student union.

This tentative schedule is based upon a review of the published academic calendar for the 2005-2006 academic year. There is "little room for movement" of the tentative dates (see the academic calendar on the UD website). However, we should be able to accommodate "changes" of the tentative program topics (around the proposed dates) based upon the schedule of the volunteer presenter.

Additionally, ideas for "new" program / seminar topics will be welcome and considered.

last updated August 13, 2005