What we (and our clients) have won in the past five years
Alpha Delta Phi- The Cornell Chapter won the Best Website award at the ADPhi international convention in 2007.
- Alpha Zeta at Cornell won the "Chronicler of the Year" award for 2010.
- Alpha-Alpha Zeta (Butler) took home the Website Development Award for having the top-rated chapter website for the second year in a row [in 2009 and 2010].
- The Omicron and Alpha-Alpha Zetas of Lambda Chi Alpha received national awards at the 53rd General Assembly for their chapter communications. Butler won Best Chapter Website, and Cornell won Best Newsletter Publication for the Omicron Oracle.
- The New York Alpha Chapter at Cornell won the William Allen White Outstanding Newsletter Award from the Phi Delta Theta General Headquarters for 2008-09.
- Cornell's New York Alpha Chapter won one of only three Most Outstanding Chapter awards from Cornell in 2009-10. That same year, it was also a finalist for the national Zeal Award. The alumni association was honored as the Most Outstanding Alumni Association for 2009, and was also a runner-up for Most Outstanding Website.
- In both 2010 and 2011, the Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu at Cornell won the Outstanding Publication Award for their Beta Bulletin newsletter. They have won this award (or been a runner up) almost every year since the refounding of their chapter in 1986!
- The Alpha Phi (Cornell) Chapter's Cayuga Sig newsletter received, at the 2008 annual Sigma Chi convention, the Charles G. Ross Memorial Publications Award.
- The Epsilon Chapter (at Cornell) of Sigma Phi's Epsiloner was Sigma Phi's Alumni Newsletter Award winner, sharing the honor with the Alpha of California, for 2006-2007.
- At Theta Xi's 147th anniversary convention in 2011, the MIT chapter received recognition for excellence in overall chapter operations and outstanding recruitment, as well as a third-place newsletter award for the Delta Digest.
- Psi of Zeta Psi at Cornell won the McElroy Award of Excellence in spring 2010.