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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia was a national social fraternity founded in 1898 with the primary goal to advance the cause of music in America. Pacific University was the home of a very active chapter known as Mu Chi throughout the 1960s-1980s. The local chapter hosted a number of events on campus such as Carnival, American Music Concert, Spring Sing, Clipper Club, Sweetheart Sing for Valentine's Day, and Pledge recital. They also participated in events around campus such as Music in May and put together a group float for the Balladtown Parade.
This collection includes a number of items that originally belonged to the Phi Mu Alpha music fraternity for men. There is a membership directory, plaques and award certificates, a Phi Mu Alpha handbook, various issues of The Sinfonian, and three scrapbooks documenting the fraternity's activities on campus. There is also a Pacific University centennial year calendar as well as a memory brochure in honor of the University's 150 year mark.
Collection is open for research.
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Includes a framed cerificate award named after Charles E. Lutton, the Man of Music, for a lifetime achievement in uplifting the world through music and art.
Included is a framed Charles E. Luttin Man of Music award presented to the Mu Chi chapter for a lifetime achievement in uplifting the world through art and music.
Includes the constitution and by-laws of the national fraternity.
An award given to the Mu Chi chapter of the national fraternity for musical achievement, fraternal tradition and chapter operations for the year 1970.
A collection of the official publication of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia belonging to a Paul D. Johnson.
Contains an alumni letter corresponding about the alumni of the fraternity and updates on their lives since leaving Pacific. There are also address and contact lists for alumni as well.
Includes the autumn edition of the 1991 publication directed toward all Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia alumni. This particular piece addressed to Paul D. Johnson.
Includes centennial year calender of Pacific University and a Pacific brochure with highlights over th 150 years of its history.
Includes a recognition from the National level of Phi Mu Alpha with an Outstanding achievement award for the Mu Chi chapter for musical achievement, chapter operations, fraternal tradition, alumni relations, membership development, special projects, and province interaction.