Clayton Luu

2009-02-18T11:05:14Z

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Pledged [[Hancock|Hancock class]].

Family

*Member of [[Tight]] family, apart of the infamous [[Quan Line]]

*[[Big Bro]]: [[Michelle Jaromay]]

*[[Lil Bros|Lil Bros]]: [[Connie Luo]], [[Willie Wong]], [[Paul Lee]], [[Kathy Ho]], and [[Carl Riemer]]

Offices and Positions

*[[Service Vice Presidents|Service VP]]: [[Toy class]], spring 2004 with [[Michelle Jaromay]]

*[[Sneak Chair|Sneak chair]]: [[West class]], fall 2004

*[[Pledge Trainer|Pledge trainer]]: [[West class]], fall 2004

*[[Family Chairs|Family chair]] [[Tran class]], spring 2005

*[[Pledge Trainer|Pledge trainer]] [[Tran class]], spring 2005

*[[PledgeMaster|PledgeMaster]] [[Schroeder class]] with [[Michelle Jaromay]], fall 2005

*Outreach Coordinator, fall 2004 - present

Awards and Accomplishments

*It was his vision that brought about [[Dance for Kids]] as an annual event. But the very first [[Dance for Kids]] couldn't have been started and accomplished without the help of the F2K3 Service VPs ([[Christopher Takemori]] and [[Michelle Jaromay]]) and the [[Youth Service Grant]] they applied for.

*Installed the 4 C's (Country, Community, Campus & Chapter) into the service program to broaden the type of service the chapter was providing.

*Numerous [[Sturdy Oak]] awards

*Recieved the [[Legendary BASOOS]] from Drew Mayen for his on-going contributions the Iota Phi Chapter and it's service program.

*Took a pledge group project envisioned by [[Genie Le]] & refined it into a monthly service project co-sponsored by the city of Davis entitled [[Parents' Nite Out]].

Random Facts
*Dragged the Stone of Triumph to Avalon.

*Originally, the motion to install the 4 C's was not approved by the chapter led to a 4 hour long discussion resulting in the motion failing. Clayton stayed persistant and continued to fight for what he believed was a good idea until the motion to install the 4 C's passed.

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