1. Achieving the Star Award Be A Star for Your Chapter

2. Ice Breaker Take out your star piece Find your matching star Stay with your star group for now

3. Questions to Ask Your Group Once you find your star: – Introduce yourself – What university you go to – Where you’re from – What your major is – What you’re presenting at the conference or why you’re here

4. Rejoin Your Chapter

5. How to Achieve The Star Award

6. Requirements for Star Award 1.Send someone to national

7. Requirements for Star Award 2.Make 1 student presentation at national convention.

8. Requirements for Star Award 3.Submit one national Nolle, Benedict, or Pryor application for national scholarships

9. Requirements for Star Award 4.Sponsor 1 scholarly/academic program on campus each year.

10. Requirements for Star Award 5.Induct and register new members

11. Requirements for Star Award 6.File the Annual Chapter Report with National Office by September 1.

12. Focus on Number Four “At least one scholarly/academic program must be sponsored on campus during the academic year.”

13. How Texas Eta Achieves Number Four Every Year Fiesta Math Night Guatemala Service Project Quiz Bowl

14. Fiesta Math Night University-based project Served Title I schools in Denton, TX Ran for 8 years Presented math games in dual language (English/Spanish) Engaged with parents and children Working in partnership with 3 other university groups

15. Fiesta Math Night

17. Guatemala Service Trip Partnering with Alpha Chi chapter at SMU Spending 2 weeks working with underprivileged children

18. Service Work Guatemala

21. Quiz Bowl Yearly event We provide funding and volunteers Work with the University of North Texas Opportunity to get Alpha Chi Visible on Campus

22. Quiz Bowl

24. Search Your University Get out your devices! Search Google for opportunities at your university first Search your University website next Write this down on your flow sheet

25. Find Community Outreach Keep those devices out! Search Google for community outreach opportunities in your area

26. Find National and International Opportunities Keep those devices out! Search Google for national and international opportunities for service

27. Rejoin Your Star Group and Discuss What did you find at your University that other students can use?

28. Rejoin Your Chapter and Discuss If you came in with your chapter, rejoin your chapter and share what you found

29. Discuss and Collaborate What did you find at the national level that other students can use?

30. Discuss and Collaborate What did you find at the international level that other students can use?

31. Share With the Group Each Star group—Share the most important thing you found

32. Questions?

33. Contact Dr. Tunks – jeanne.tunks@unt.edu Erin O’Toole - Erin.O'Toole@unt.edu Emma Ben Hadj – emmanuelle.benhadj@gmail.com Adam Fout – awfout@gmail.comawfout@gmail.com Reza Amini – reza.amini@unt.edu Zach Hair – zachthair@gmail.com