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Kappa Sigma

Since it’s founding in 1869 at the University of Virginia, Kappa Sigma continues to focus on fulfilling the Four Pillars of Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service. Kappa Sigma is committed to excelling academically, providing service to the local community and helping students make the most of their college years.

Being a member of Kappa Sigma at ABAC gives you unique opportunities to network with professionals, participate in service projects, create life-long friendships and become a part of something that will change your life. Membership in Kappa Sigma will be fun, but equally as important, is attainment of a quality education, the accomplishment of receiving a degree and the ability to experience the wealth of learning that exists outside the classroom.

National Kappa Sigma

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Top Commencement Award

Elisabeth O’Quinn (right), a rural studies – business and economic development major from Fitzgerald, received the prestigious George P. Donaldson award at the spring commencement ceremony on Friday at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. ABAC President David Bridges (left) and Alumni President Keith Rucker (center) presented her with the award.

 

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Arbor Day Celebration

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College celebrated Arbor Day on Friday by planting two weeping willow trees on the shore of Lake Baldwin. The trees were donated by Sodexo and members of the Sodexo grounds management prepared the trees and site prior to planting. These annual tree plantings are a way to involve the students and the community in the beautification of the ABAC campus. In the picture there are representatives from the Georgia Forestry Commission, the community, Sodexo, the ABAC Forestry Society and ABAC faculty, staff and administration.

 

Kappa Sigma Adopts A Mile

The Kappa Sigma brothers of the Rho-Rho Chapter at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College have adopted Moore Highway through the Keep Tift County Beautiful, Adopt-a-Mile program. The fraternity is the first among the Greek organizations at ABAC to Adopt-A-Mile, and with the adoption of Moore Highway the fraternity will schedule various trash pickups throughout the semester to keep the front of campus looking good. The Fraternity continues to outreach to the community in numerous ways including blood drives, breast cancer events, Relay for Life, and other various volunteer activities. For more information on scheduling community service projects, contact community service chairman Mitchell Williams at (706) 709-2944 or e-mail info@kappasigmarhorho.org.

ABAC Penley

ABAC commissioned Steve Penley to create the painting for the Stafford School of Business in the newly renovated Lewis Hall. Business School Deans Dill and Susan Driscoll said funds from the Penley prints will enhance student enrichment experiences including the support of national and international internships, a professional speaker series, networking opportunities, student community life, and other necessary educational supplements that better position ABAC students for promising futures.

 

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