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*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. | *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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Latest revision as of 03:48, 24 June 2009
Pledged Hancock class.
Family
- Lil Bros: Connie Luo, Willie Wong, Paul Lee, Kathy Ho, and Carl Riemer
Offices and Positions
- Service VP: Toy class, spring 2004 with Michelle Jaromay
- Sneak chair: West class, fall 2004
- Pledge trainer: West class, fall 2004
- Family chair Tran class, spring 2005
- Pledge trainer Tran class, spring 2005
- 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.