2nd LEADERSHIP DAY, SATURDAY APRIL 14 2012Come join us as we strengthen the L in LFSWhat is Leadership Day?Leadership is a day dedicated to leadership consisting of 5 rotating workshops ran by the leadership committee in order to instill leadership qualities within the members and potential members of Alpha Phi Omega. This will be the FIRST TIME it will be OPEN TO IC BROTHERS!Behind Leadership DayLeadership Day opens doors to those who think of it as only being defined by one word, one characteristic or solely by one quality. There is not just a single word that could define “leadership” because leadership is a growing trait and is viewed differently amongst people. Since there are multiple ways to define it, our chapter wanted to demonstrate and represent these many qualities and traits that define “leadership” the best way we could show that, and that was by illustrating it in various groups, this is one of the main reasons why Leadership Day was created.Last semester, MZ had it’s FIRST EVER Leadership Day. Leadership Day helped generate and promote leadership qualities within future leaders of Alpha Phi Omega and it gave those in the committee a chance to teach what they learned within the leadership committee. Furthermore it demonstrated the importance of what they felt a great leader should be. This will be my very last time hosting Leadership Day. Please come out and show some love and support. In LFS, Crystal Quach

2nd LEADERSHIP DAY, SATURDAY APRIL 14 2012
Come join us as we strengthen the L in LFS

What is Leadership Day?
Leadership is a day dedicated to leadership consisting of 5 rotating workshops ran by the leadership committee in order to instill leadership qualities within the members and potential members of Alpha Phi Omega. This will be the FIRST TIME it will be OPEN TO IC BROTHERS!

Behind Leadership Day
Leadership Day opens doors to those who think of it as only being defined by one word, one characteristic or solely by one quality. There is not just a single word that could define “leadership” because leadership is a growing trait and is viewed differently amongst people. Since there are multiple ways to define it, our chapter wanted to demonstrate and represent these many qualities and traits that define “leadership” the best way we could show that, and that was by illustrating it in various groups, this is one of the main reasons why Leadership Day was created.

Last semester, MZ had it’s FIRST EVER Leadership Day. Leadership Day helped generate and promote leadership qualities within future leaders of Alpha Phi Omega and it gave those in the committee a chance to teach what they learned within the leadership committee. Furthermore it demonstrated the importance of what they felt a great leader should be.

This will be my very last time hosting Leadership Day. Please come out and show some love and support.

In LFS,

Crystal Quach

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The Little Girl and The Butterfly

One day a small opening appeared on a cocoon, a little girl sat and watched the butterfly for several hours as it struggled to force it’s body through that little opening.

Then it seemed to stop making any progress.

It appeared as if it had gotten as far as it could and it could go no further.

So the man decided to help the butterfly, he took a pair of scissors and snipped off the remaining bit of the cocoon.

The butterfly then emerged easily. But it had a swollen body and small, shriveled wings. The little girl continued to watch the butterfly because she expected that, at any moment, the wings would expand to be able to support the body, which
would contract in time.

Neither happened.

In fact, the butterfly spent the rest of it’s life crawling around with a swollen body and shriveled wings. It never was able to fly.

What the little girl in her kindness and haste did not understand, was that the restricting cocoon and the struggle required for the butterfly to get through the opening. The butterfly itself had to force the fluid from the body of the butterfly into it’s wings so that it would be ready for flight once it achieved it’s freedom from the cocoon.

Without struggle, there is no progress, there is no strength.

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