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The California Rho chapter is an exemplary chapter, on campus and within Phi Delta Theta. Nothing speaks so eloquently of our success as a fraternity, a chapter, and as individuals than the recognition bestowed upon us by our Fraternity.

In the 2007-2008 year we have won the following accolades:

GHQ Trophy - Honors chapter that achieve 150 GHQ points.
Biggers Ritual Trophy - Honors chapters with exemplary practice, performance and observation of ritual.
Silver Star - Honors chapters that demonstrate excellence in overall chapter operations.
Community Service Citation - Recognizes the accomplishment of chapters in community service.
Recruitment Recognition - Honors chapters that recruited/initiated six or more Phikeia than last year.
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