If I tried to do that I wouldn't get anything done. We began planning it in 1978, but it wasn't until eight years later, in 1985, that we began building. One of your main tasks as associate dean of student affairs is being in charge of GSU's Greek system. We have a very different Greek community here than what you'll find at most other campuses. It is my philosophy, and I think I've instilled this in the Greeks I've worked with, that the standard of excellence Greeks are recognized for has nothing to do with dad's wallet.
Greek organizations are valid organizations.
Alumni love to come back and visit not just GSU but the Greek organization they were a part of during their years as undergraduates. The Greeks are highly involved in Homecoming, athletics, the student government, the classroom, and in the community. They are an integral part of GSU and we are fortunate to have a very successful Greek program here. It was hurtful emotionally and physically. I could never have foreseen or imagined what happened, and that is the real horror.