Proud to be a Nu Sig!
The sisters of Nu Sigma Pi sorority not only encourage one another with involving themselves within the community, but also in supporting each sister in pursuing their dreams and doing the best they can in whatever they involve themselves in. The sorority’s ideals, beliefs and active participation in different fields has earned us strong recognition not only within our organization but within our communities as well. Below are just some of the achievements that our sisters have accomplished.
Fatima Allibhai
- Carleton University Dean’s Honour List (2005 – Present Day)
- Recipient of the Barbie Ross Memorial Award (2007)
- Recipient of the David A. Golden Scholarship
- Recipient of the Lester Bowles Pearson Scholarship
- Recipient of the Carleton University In-Course Scholarship
- Recipient of the Mayor Award for Excellence in Community Service
- Recipient of the Canada Cord Certificate
Christina Brisson
- Recipient of an award at Ecole Secondaire Georges P. Vanier for the Promotion of French Culture
- Recipient of certificates at FEL (Formation en Leadership) Leadership Camp at Couchicing Lake two years in a row for demonstrating Outstanding Leadership Skills
Paige Johnson
- Export Development Canada International Business Scholarship
- Electro-Federation Canada Community Leadership Award
Amy Maan
French Immersion ACPI/University of Ottawa Scholarship
Be a leader, be a teacher, be a Nu Sig!
As women of Nu Sigma Pi, we pride ourselves with our diversity, our openness to experience new things and our eagerness to involve ourselves with all sorts of opportunities that come our way. Nu Sigma Pi sisters are not only active within the sorority, but also in our surrounding communities. Our girls can be seen involved in all sorts of campus programs, activities, sports teams as well as other community related projects and organizations. Below are just some of the examples of organizations and teams that our talented and well-rounded girls belong to.
Campus and Community Involvement
Kluane Adamek
- Role Model for Youth in Yukon First Nation Community
- Basketball Coach for the 2008 North American Indigenous Games
- Olympic Torchbearer
Youth Ambassador, 2010 Vancouver Olympics
Volunteers as a Board Member on various Boards of Directors (Aboriginal Sport Circle, Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle, Yukon Aboriginal Women’s Council, Assembly of First Nations National Youth Council)
Youth Panellist, CANDO 5th Annual Youth Panel
Role model for First Nation Youth
Actively involved in her First Nation; Kluane First Nation
Fatima Allibhai
- Peer Assisted Study Session Facilitator at the Student Academic Success Center at Carleton University
- Residence Advisor at Glengarry at Carleton University
- Student Ambassador at the Undergraduate Recruitment for Carleton University
- Residence Community Environmental Greenhouse and Leadership Initiatives
- Volunteers with the children at North Vancouver Outdoor School
- Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre Research Volunteer
Stephanie Bowa
- Member of the Circle Kiwanis Volunteer Group (CKI)
Christina Brisson
- Supply Teacher for the French Catholic School Board in the Wellington County, Conseil Scolaire de District Catholique Centre-Sud (CSDCCS)
- Volunteers for two French Catholic Elementary Schools in the Wellington county: École Élémentaire Mère-Élisabeth-Bruyère in Waterloo and St-René-Goupil in Guelph
Lisa-Marie Burka
- Member of the University of Ottawa, Gee Gees Dance Team
- Choreographer for the Ottawa University, Gee Gees Dance Team
Vanessa Burka
- Alum of the University of Ottawa, Gee Gees Dance Team
- Humane Society Fostering
Marie Chevrier
Outreach staff in hopes of controlling teenage drug use in Hudson, Quebec
Brooke Connolly
101 Week Guide 2010-2011
CASCO Charity Organization Director of Sponsorship
Jeux de Commerce Delegate 2011, volunteer 2012
Volunteer Strat 24, 2011
Brittany Cox
- Campus Foot Patrol Volunteer
- Volunteer at the Ottawa Mission for Men
Cait Crowley
- Member of the Gee Gees Cheerleadng team
Sarah Davis
- Involved with the career mentor program at the University of Ottawa
- Guide for 101 week
- Previous member of the Med Plus Program (Brock University)
- Previous volunteer with Brain Injury and Community Re-entry Niagara
- Dance Assistant at Dance Place in Welland, Ontario
- Leader for Girl Guides of Canada
- Commerce and Administration Student Charity Organization (CASCO)
Brittany Dusseldorp
- Psychology Student Association (PSAEP)
Mahtab Farahani
- Volunteer for the Peer Support Help Centre
Taina Geffrard
- Member of the Gee Gees Chearleading team
Paige Johnson
- Commerce and Administration Student Charity Organization (CASCO)
- 101 Week Guide
April Karlinsky
- Commerce and Administration Student Charity Organization (CASCO)
- 101 Week Guide
- International student mentor
Maggen Laing
- Member of the University of Ottawa, Ringette Team
- Involved in fundraising money through tournaments for ‘Skate For the Cure’
Sarah Laliberté
- Member of the University of Ottawa, Gee Gees Dance Team
- Choreographer for the Commerce and Administration Student Charity Organization (CASCO) Gala
Christina Li
- Volunteer at Ross Memorial Hospital
Heather Murley
- Carleton Peer Helper/CU Host
- FASS Rep CUSA Council
Valerie Nolet
- Promotions Direction for the Telfer School of Management Student
- Council at the University of Ottawa (2006-2007)
Tara Picciano
- Production Assistant for Orpheus Musical Theatre Society’s production of Thoroughly Modern Millie
Nicole Rosove
- Member of the Gee Gees Dance Team
