The Loveliest Village

With graduation only months away, some students are looking ahead for life after graduation. Emily Provow, senior at Auburn University, is interning this summer at an event planning company in Atlanta, Ga. This internship is required for her major, public relations, for graduation.

Provow will be working at Atlanta Arrangements, a destination management company, for 10 weeks. The internship will be full-time with a 40-hour work week. With Atlanta Arrangements, Provow will be working the sales team and operations department.

For more information about Atlanta Arrangements, please visit their site.

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Auburn University senior, Jami Armbrester, discusses her experiences volunteering in the Auburn community. Jami, a pre-med major, has been volunteering at the hospital and clinic over the past year and has gained some great experiences from volunteering.

She gives insight into the advantages of getting involved in the community and the experience she gets at the hospital and clinic. Volunteering is a great way to spend your free hours in college and Jami recommends it to everyone.

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Auburn University junior, Lindsey Buchanan, is Panhellenic’s Executive Vice President. Her on-campus position includes many tasks and responsibilities

She is in charge of a team of 16 Panhellenic Delegates and meets with them every other week. She also attends Panhellenic Council and is responsible for typing up minutes and sending them out to Panhellenic leaders.

A few weeks ago, Buchanan organized a Panhellenic Delegate Big Event team where they volunteered at the humane shelter.

Buchanan is looking forward to the All Panhellenic Chapter that is going on later this week. There will be music, pie booths and a speaker from Safe Harbor to discuss spring break safety.

To learn more about Auburn University’s Panhellenic Council, please visit their site.

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Whitney Newman is a senior majoring in Communications at Auburn University. Whintey is also a member of the AU Women’s Lacrosse team.

Whitney currently serves as a team captain and has been a member of the team for four years.

The lacrosse team practices in the fall and spring semesters and participates in matches in the spring.

Whitney enjoys traveling with the team and has loved the companionships of her teammates. The season is almost at an end and the women have only lost one game. Great job ladies!

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Greek Sing is a tradition among Auburn University’s sixteen Panhellenic sororities that is held every year during spring semester. Throughout the semester the sororities prepare for the event by practicing hours on end to perfect their themed dancing and singing segment.

Each Panhellenic sorority competes in Greek Sing by participating in a song and dance competition that includes original themed costumes, props, and creative backdrops for appealing scenery. The collaboration of all sixteen sororities produces an exhilarating show every year. The groups are individually judged and awards are rewarded to the top three highest scoring sororities. In addition, there is a Spirit Award given for participation and a Presidents’ Choice award based on a vote of the sixteen chapter presidents.

Greek Sing is a great event that raises thousands of dollars annually which benefits the Habitat for Humanity Lee County chapter and unifies all the sororities together for a night of fun. Here is an interview with an Auburn Panhellenic member participating in Greek Sing on Tuesday, April 8, 2008.

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