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Delta Phi Epsilon ANAD Week

Join the sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon the week of October 13th in supporting one of their fantastic philanthropic event.

Martinique McCrory
Oct 10, 2014
Georgia Southern University
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Delta Phi Epsilon ANAD Week

A philanthropy event that Delta Phi Epsilon keeps close at heart is their annual ANAD (Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders) Week. On Monday, Oct. 13, the sisters of the Gamma Omicron chapter at Georgia Southern University will commence a week of activities meant to bring fun and awareness to the campus. 

Delta Phi Epsilon urges students to realize that they are enough; they’re beautiful inside and out, and they shouldn’t let anyone tell them otherwise. The activities are open to the entire campus; male students are definitely encouraged to participate

Monday, Oct. 13:

Scale Smashing at the Rotunda from 10:00am-2:00pm

Sisters want the campus to know that you are more than just a number. Weight scales will be at the rotunda on Monday. Students are encouraged to come out, write a message on the scales, and smash it to bits!

Zumba in the RU Ballroom from 7:00pm-8:00pm

Exercise should be a fun way to get healthy, not a way to conform to society’s body standards. Join sisters for a fun zumba session at the Union Monday evening.

Tuesday, Oct. 14:

"I'm Better Than Barbie" sheet sign at the Rotunda from 10:00am-2:00pm

There are a million reasons why you’re better than Barbie. Stop by the rotunda on your way to class and write your personal reason for being better.

ANAD Fashion Show in the RU Ballroom from 6:30-8:00

Clothing stores around Statesboro have donated beautiful pieces that will be displayed at the ANAD Fashion show. Tickets are being sold by sisters now and are $5 a piece.

Wednesday, Oct. 15:

Trash Your Insecurities at the Rotunda from 10:00am-2:00pm

Throw those insecurities away. It’ll be as easy as stopping by the rotunda on the way to class.

Percentage night at Big Shows from 6:00pm-9:00pm

Hungry? Go to Big Shows for dinner on Wednesday night and tell them you’re there for Delta Phi Epsilon. A percentage of your meal will go to the philanthropy.

Thursday Oct. 16:

Learn more about ANAD at the Rotunda from 10:00am-2:00pm

Learn more about the philanthropy with a quick stop at the rotunda.

Candlelight vigil at the Rotunda from 7:00pm-8:00pm

The sisters invite the campus to come hear why ANAD is such a special philanthropy to them, and why positive body image is so important. 

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