FOUNDATIONS OF AKA
AKA was founded on this campus.
Howard University
The administrative division of the Boule is called the _____.
Directorate
This ceremony is where a candidate takes final vows and declares an allegiance she cannot withdraw.
Ivy Beyond the Wall Ceremony
Members are not permitted to post AKA business conducted during rituals or meetings on social media. (T/F)
TRUE
This officer records the minutes for the chapter.
Grammateus
AKA was founded on this date.
January 15, 1908
The Sorority’s Corporate Office is located in this city.
Chicago, Illinois
Keeping confidences and maintaining confidentiality comes from the Soror Code of _____.
Ethics
Allowing elevator priority to Directorate, Golden, Pearl, and elderly sorors is an example of ______.
Deference
This officer chairs the Budget & Finance Committee and ensures financial integrity.
Tamiouchos
This woman was the inspiration for establishing AKA.
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle
Membership classifications include these six types.
Undergraduate, Graduate, General, Associate, Honorary, Life
Reputational danger to the Sorority, members, and legacy is known as ______ risk.
Reputational Risk
Chapters may use social media for these three things.
Promote public events, Inform & educate, Dispel myths/stereotypes
This officer welcomes visitors and affirms their credentials at meetings.
Hodegos
She served as the first president of Alpha Kappa Alpha.
Lucy Slowe
This officer is responsible for chapter administration, membership, and operations.
Basileus
How often does the Boule meet?
Biennially
A comprehensive risk management plan must identify, evaluate, manage, and ______ risk.
Monitor
This officer greets visitors first and introduces them to the Basileus.
Philacter
These nine women are recognized as the Founders of AKA.
Anna Easter Brown, Beulah Burke, Lillie Burke, Marjorie Hill, Margaret Flagg Holmes, Ethel Hedgemon (Lyle), Lavinia Norman, Lucy Diggs Slowe and Marie Woolfolk (Taylor)
These are the three undergraduate officers on the Directorate.
Second Supreme Anti-Basileus and Two Undergraduate Members-at-Large
True or False: Hazing is a normal part of rituals and earns candidates their twenty pearls.
FALSE
True or False: Everything posted in private social media groups is allowed if the group is only for sorors.
FALSE
The officer responsible for processing transfers of membership.
Membership Chairman