Omega Delta Phi - National Conference 2009: Registration now open
National Conference 2009 Registration is open. National Conference, hosted by Pi Chapter and Alpha Rho Chapter, is set for July 16th through July 19th in Houston, Texas. Early Registration is now through April 30th.
 The National Executive Council and the Conference 2009 Committee has announced various incentives. They are for both the Entity level and individual level.
For those members who register and pay for conference before April 31st, they will be entered in a raffle for a Free Sony Playstation 3.
For entities, the entity with the highest percentage of Active Spring 2009 members paid for conference and banquet will have their Fall 2009 dues waived.
Head over to the National Conference 2009 website and register today!
2009 National Step/Stroll Comp
Final Registration Deadline - July 6, 2009
to be held at National Conference 2009 in Houston, Texas
Contact Info:
2009 National Conference Committee
Omega Delta Phi's own Christopher Ochoa runs for Jacinto City council
Christopher Ochoa addresses public and makes official announcement of candidacy for Jacinto City council
 Jacinto City, TX, March 13, 2009: Yesterday evening at approximately 6:00 p.m. during the Jacinto City Council Meeting, Christopher Ochoa delivered an address to the public, which included the official announcement of his candidacy for Jacinto City Council, Position No. 4.
Christopher Ochoa began his address to the public by recognizing the city’s past and recent achievements. Ochoa paid homage to the city that he has called home for his entire life and the influence it has had on his growth as an individual. Next, Ochoa discussed his experiences as a college student at the University of Texas in Austin and the lessons he took away from his involvement in multiple organizations there that emphasize community involvement and volunteer opportunities. Organizations that Ochoa held prominent leadership positions with include the Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA), the University of Texas Leadership Board (UTLB), and the Omega Delta Phi Fraternity (UT-Austin Chapter). Through his involvement with these organizations, Ochoa not only further learned the value of community involvement and contribution, but also gained substantial and valuable leadership experience. Ochoa’s involvement with the Omega Delta Phi Fraternity originated his idea of bringing the Young Knights Community Mentor Program to Jacinto City.
View source and full story at www.ChrisOchoa.com.
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