Photo Flashback – Re-Visiting 1962 Alpha Zeta
Who remembers 1962?
Where Are Your Donations Going?
Most of our Brothers and Sisters, don’t need a reason to give to Morrill. We give because Morrill taught us how to be men and women, how to be loyal, and most importantly how to support each other. That being said, it is still easier to give when you know where your generosity is being allocated.
Click “Read More” to see what your generosity will help pay for this giving year.
From Friends to Brothers and Sisters
Our “Question of the Month” for September is; Who was your best friend during your first year with the Chapter?
We want to hear your stories but more importantly, we hope that perhaps in thinking about these young men and women you once were and the bonds you made during your time with AZ you might reach out to those friends and rekindle some of the connections you once had.
Alpha Zeta Needs You!
AZ has shaped all of our lives in some way, whether it was getting our first taste of leadership, meeting our future spouses at a dance or where we first met our best friends. Click “Read More” to see how you can help out AZ.
Penn State’s 100th Homecoming: Will We See You There? – Sept 28-Oct 5, 2019
It’s getting to be that time of year — Will you be back in Happy Valley to enjoy the Homecoming Week festivities? On October 5, 2019, alumni and fans will fill Beaver Stadium as the Nittany Lions take on Purdue.
There’s no better time to come back to campus than Homecoming!
Do you realize you own 1/863rd of an “investment” property at Penn State?
We at Alpha Zeta Penn State should take great pride in both the construction and upkeep of our house since, after all, the physical structure of the house is a reflection of the character that lives within. But did you know that the Alpha Zeta Penn State house is ALSO a reflection of you, as a partial owner? Click “Read More” to learn the details.
Why American Universities Still Need Greek Life
These days, it’s not uncommon for people to question the value of Greek Life. But for the students who join, their membership comes with friendship, a community of support, and an unrivaled opportunity for both personal and professional growth — one that you simply cannot get inside the classroom. Click “Read More” to read about why universities still need Greek Life.
A New School Year with Alpha Zeta
In just a few short weeks, we’ll be welcoming back current brothers and sisters and ushering in a new, exceptional class of active recruits. Let’s make this year the best year yet for the Morrill chapter! (Or at least as good as YOUR active years – because we know those were pretty tough to beat!) Click “Read More” to find out how.
Donors by Decade
Thank you for paying it forward!
We want to take a moment to thank our brothers on the all-time donor list for the annual fund and campaign pledges. The all-time donor list includes any brother who has given back at some point since leaving campus. If you’re interested in how your decade has performed in all-time giving, here’s a breakdown:
All-Time Giving by Decade (Annual Fund & Campaigns) |
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Decade |
# Donors |
Amount Donated |
1940s |
56 |
$113,767.00 |
1950s |
121 |
$312,092.70 |
1960s |
130 |
$261,471.01 |
1970s |
122 |
$116,182.00 |
1980s |
90 |
$64,190.40 |
1990s |
64 |
$68,120.00 |
2000s |
54 |
$49,278.00 |
2010s |
22 |
$8,259.70 |
Click “Read More” to see the current giving year by decade!
Why Would Anyone Volunteer to Oversee Our Fraternity?
Could Volunteering with Your Brothers Really Lead to a Longer Life?
According to a recent article by the Wall Street Journal, volunteering could be good for your health – particularly once you’re retired. A study “involving more than 64,000 subjects age 60 and older from 1998 to 2010 has found results suggesting that volunteering slows the cognitive decline of aging.”
Let’s all take a minute to thank the guys for donating not only their precious time, but their talent and treasure as well. Why do they do it? Well, it’s all tied to science!
Click “Read More” to see a list of our volunteer officers and more interesting research.