To celebrate the end of the semester, several brothers gathered for fun and fellowship on December 3rd.  We also invited our alumni as well.  The social was held at Kabuki Japanese steakhouse in Cary, North Carolina.  We all had fun dressing up and joining for a time of fellowship.  Many of us enjoyed the hibachi chicken or steak which was delicious!  We all had a great time and it was a great way to relax before the beginning of final exams.

After our regularly scheduled business meeting we held a candlelight ceremony in honor of our December graduates.  We all sat in a circle passing a candle around sharing our favorite memories of AZ, what Alpha Zeta has meant to us, and wishing those graduating the best of luck.  We ended with the graduating seniors telling their favorite memories and giving us advice as we finish our college careers.  It always an emotional and meaning full ceremony.

Starting at 6:30 on December 1st before our last meeting of the semester, we all joined in Weaver Shop for a potluck.  Each brother brought a covered dish to share with everyone.  We had everything from cheesy mashed potatoes, homemade macaroni, and baked ham to Bojangles chicken.  One of our brothers brought their own family recipe for Whoopie Pies which are a type of filled cookie...

During the month of October in celebration of California State University Fresno’s 100^th Birthday a local corn maze created a maze shaped as a happy 100^th birthday CSU Fresno Symbol. Alpha Zeta California Epsilon Chapter members went in a group to the corn maze in celebration of Halloween. The group walked the maze together and had a fun time socializing as well as goofing around a bit. This activity was a social type of activity for members to have good fellowship with their fellow Alpha Zeta brothers and sisters...

California Epsilon chapter members met to make Alpha Zeta team shirt for the upcoming CSU Fresno Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology’s Olympic games. Six of us met in O’ Neil Park to tie dye the matching shirts for our team. This was an activity that we invited new pledges to come and get involved in...

California Epsilon members came as team Alpha Zeta to compete in the Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology’s annual Olympics. This was also the centennial celebration for the college of Ag celebrating its 100^th birthday. The Olympics consisted of a series of Ag related games such as cattle judging as well as memory and taste test activities...

Members of the 2010 Fall Pledge Class decided to contribute items to a campus-wide collection of shampoo, deodorant, body wash, and other personal bath products that were to be given to a shelter in the Gainesville community that serves abused and homeless women. In completing this service event, members of the pledge class were able to help those women who are hurt and in need, while at the same time getting to know one another and other members of other organizations across campus. This counted as a service event for the pledges and could be one of their two required service points for the semester.

This nature walk was one of the socials planned by the pledge social committee that would count toward the pledge's two required socials. Members of the Fall 2010 Pledge Class met up and drove out to Paine's Praire where they went for a nature walk and enjoyed the outdoors and wildlife (birds, buffalo, etc.). This activity served as a nice way for the pledges to enjoy the afternoon while bonding with one another and getting to know their future fraternity brothers.

On Sunday November 21st, 27 brothers gathered in New Brunswick and celebrated the spirit of the holidays. With a massive turkey that was carefully cooked all day by brother Christina, each brother brought food with them and everyone feasted on all the delicious Thanksgiving fare.  Everyone was thankful for good food and good friends.

On October 22, the Seismic Network of the Department of Geology at the University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus held an event in the week of "Earth Science" to provide information to high school students about the geology field and other areas related to it. The activity benefited students who may have an interest in the field...