The first event of our new member orientation involved a campus wide scavenger hunt that both new members and actives participated in. As our new members went progressed through the hunt they learned important information about the purpose and traditions of Alpha Zeta fraternity and also learned our favorite house song. The scavenger hunt ended when all actives and new members came together on our Arts Quad to complete the puzzle of clues and sing our house song all together. Some actives ...

The beginning of our new member orientation programs always begins with an overnight bonding trip for the new members to all meet one another and everyone in our chapter. This year, the event was held at our house with a small campfire in our front yard. Active members shared important traditions and stories of our chapter to the new members as we all enjoyed the warmth of the fire. Later on, our new members participated in fun team bonding games.  

The Cornell chapter was so excited to have 12 new members present for our Fall 2014 pinning ceremony on September 22, 2014. This new class is one of the most diverse groups we have had and we can't wait to see what they will bring to our chapter. This formal ceremony marks the beginning of our new member orientation process; a time that involves learning Alpha Zeta history and traditions and participating in bonding activities for both new members and actives alike. We are very excited for ...

Back when the weather was very nice, the members of AZ Cornell came together for a small cookout at our house. We set up a grill and made delicious burgers, sausages, and grilled corn. It was a fun way for us to unwind after a full week of classes and a way for new people to come check out the house. 

The Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (JCAST) of Fresno State held their annual Club Fair on Wednesday, September 24, 2014. The Alpha Zeta Cal-Epsilon Chapter set up a table and spoke to students about the benefits of joining Alpha Zeta. 

On Tuesday, September 21, 2014, 15 Cal- Epsilon members attended a meeting at Marie Calender's to Plate Up With a Professional. Thank you to guest speaker and Alpha Zeta alumna, Denise Skidmore for taking the time to speak to us about Hilmar Cheese Company and all of the job opportunities it holds.

Farm Science Review is an anuual event that the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences(CFAES) helps to put on. Each organization is asked to help with the CFAES pop stands. We helped to set up booths and will be recieveing money from CFAES Student Council. We benefitted by getting more funding for the organization.  The Townshend chapter plans on using this funding in the future in order to help the community as well as promote fellowship with fun activities promoting ...

The Townshend chapter of Alpha Zeta competed in our college's Back2School Bash Kickball tournament.  This project was a way for our chapter to get involved on our campus with other student organizations. Not only was there a kickball tournament, but an invlovement fair was also in progress for all of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences majors. Our participation in the tournament was noticed by many and it was a great chapter development and recruitment activity. The ...

Stress is high and mid terms are on their way plus a lot more of other work, so as a way to unwind a little before the pressure of collage and obligations catch up to us, the AZ Puerto Rico Chapter decided to make a Movie Night to share among friends and enjoy a few laughs. Seven members participated and shared the laughter while watching Mall Cop, and then later followed Will Smith on his pursuit of law-breaking robots in I, Robot. We shared popcorn and Doritos in Bosque 51, Mayagüez and ...

Alpha Zeta at Cornell is so excited to announce the successful completion of our first Beef-A-Palouza event! We coordinated with the Beef Checkoff to hold an amazing educational and fun-filled day all about beef. On a beautiful, sunny Friday we spent all day outside on the Ag Quad engaging as many students as possible in our many activities and booths. There was hay bale tossing, roping, cows, free beef jerkey, and educational booths where students could guess what products contained beef ...