After months of seeing photos of some pretty amazing dishes scroll through my Facebook News Feed, I finally decided to get the scoop on a man named Wallace Crosby, Sigma (South Carolina). And I was amazed to learn that this incredible food was being served up each and every day at the Sigma Chapter house at the University of South Carolina.
Photo Spotlight from Eta Phi (Maryland - Baltimore County): I would just like to congratulate my little bro for officially becoming a brother.
Samoa is known as the birthplace of the tattoo. It is an art that has been handed down for thousands of years.
AccessABILITY is one way for you to help impact the lives of people with disabilities in your community. These projects are wheelchair ramp builds at the homes of people with disabilities in need. These events are open to anyone that wants to better their community and promote the abilities of all people. No construction experience is necessary to participate in the builds, just a willingness lend a helping hand or words of encouragement.
Through the various AccessABILITY projects across the country, you are giving people with disabilities their indepence by allowing them to leave their homes under their own power.
Check out our upcoming AccessABILITY builds listed below or help set up a build in your community.
For more information, please contact Andrew Matznick, director of program development, at challenges@abilityexperience.org or (980) 318-5387.
Photo Spotlight from Epsilon Lambda (USC - Upstate): From the Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi, we'd like to wish everyone good luck on exams this week!
The members of Gamma Psi Associate Chapter (Augusta) hosted their first annual Gamma Psiclathon during the Spring semester; their version of an Ability Experience Bike-a-thon.
The Psi (Cornell) Chapter's new “Nu” associate class is the largest in many years, and is made up of 27 freshmen and sophomores hailing from 14 different states who pursue 19 different majors.
Photo Spotlight from Eta Pi (Coastal Carolina): Brothers Gabriel Pruitt and Stephen Markee finalists for the prestigious 2016 Ronald D. Lackey service award.
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