Last Tuesday, April 24, 2018, during Universal Hour, a sale of popsicles by Doña Paleta was made in the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez.

Alpha Zeta Fraternity invited the University Community to a Stress Management Workshop.

During the month of April, a pre-sale was made of Jelly Rolls with the intention of collecting money for future activities and acts.

Farm, the conclusion of New Member Education Week, was a chaotic night that eventually helped the NC Chapter bring in 5 new Brothers!

The NC Chapter invited its Brothers and candidates to a traditional retreat at Roanoke Christian Service Camp.  There, we met the new candidates and completed a service project to improve the camp.

In order to promote the organization that is Alpha Zeta, the Townshend Chapter held two recruitment events at the RPAC and Norton House dormitory.  Overall, seven of our Chapter members facilitated an info-session type of meeting for prospective students interested in joining the Alpha Zeta Honorary.  Eight possible recruits came out and were excited to hear what every one of us had to say about the organization. We explained what Alpha Zeta Partners is and what all it entails (the leadership seminars, the study abroad to Brazil, and how we have personally grown from the experience). We provided the prospective students with video on Class '15 during their stay in Brazil and then answered questions.  The purpose of the event was to answer questions regarding to the honorary fraternity, to clarify how the study abroad incorporates into one's college curriculum, and to explain the beginning stages of the application process so as to recruit new members for Class '17. 

Our Agricultural Sciences Department held a coffee fair, to promote everything about coffee. We had a small table where we sold muffins, cookies, danishes and oriented people about coffee. We had a lot of fun during the whole activity especially being so close to christmas where in Puerto Rico we basically start celebrating on November 1st and who doesn't love coffee. It was a great atmosphere there was music, dancing and great friends.

On November 8th we went to a pig farm in the town of Moca to work with pigs. We injected supplemental iron, tattooed their ears, castrated and weaned the pigs. It was a great learning experience for both the candidates and the old members because some of them had never worked with pigs. After a hard day of work working with almost 90 pigs we went to eat and shared some of our stories with this year’s candidates.