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When and Where was SAI Founded

June 12, 1903 at University School of Music in Ann Arbor Michigan

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What is SAI Governed by?

The National Convention

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How much are National dues

$40

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What are the 3 opportunities after graduation

Join the Alumnae Association

Join an Alumnae Chapter

Serve as an appointed or elected leadership position

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What is the name of the fraternity JOURNAL and NEWSLETTER

Journal- Pan Pipes

News Letter- Tempo!

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Name the colligate and alumnae chapters in our province

ECU- Beta Psi

UNC Pembroke- Eta Beta

UNC Chapel Hill- Iota Tau

Raleigh Durham Alumnae 

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Between National Conventions, who conducts fraternity business

the National Executive Board

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How much is the Pledging fee and Initiation fee

Pledging- $50

Initiation- $100

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What is the charitable arm of SAI

SAI Philanthropies

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What are the Governing Documents of SAI

Articles of Association

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Name our province and province officer AND our region and regional officer

Tau D- Gizelle Dangerfield

Region VI- Anna-Marie Wright

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List 3 Responsibilities of membership

REPRESENT THE FRATERNITY POSITIVLY AT ALL TIMES

TO CULTIVATE BROAD FRIENDSHIPS AND BE DEMOCRATIC IN ALL CAMPUS CONTACT

TO BE ETHICAL AT ALL TIMES

TO RESPECT THE ATHORITY OF CHAPTER, PROVIENCE, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL OFFICERS

TO REFRAIN FROM THE DICUSSION OF INTERNAL FRATERNITY AFFAIRS WITH NON-MEMBERS, UNLESS THEY ARE CHAPTER ADVISORS

TO PRACTICE THE HIGH IDEALS OF SIGMA ALPHA IOTA AT ALL TIMES

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List and describe the 2 types of badges

Vermil- semi crown pearls, included with initiation fee

10k gold- full crown pearls, $80 upcharge

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What are the purposes of SAI Philanthropies

Promote all aspects of music creation, performance and scholarship

Encourage service through and for music on campus, in the community, nation, and throughout the world

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List 5 things you can find on the National Website

Chapter Procedures Manuel (CPM) 

SAI National Objectives

SAI Philanthropies Inc.

Report and Award forms

Contact info for POs, ROs, Directors, and NEB members

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Name all 7 founders

Minnie Davis Sherril

Georgina Potts

Mary Storrs Andersen

Georgina Potts

Francis Caspari

Nora Crane Hunt

Leila Farlin Laughlin

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List 5 Privledges of Membership

TO WEAR THE BADGE AS AN INTRODUCTION TO ALL SIGMA ALPHA IOTA COLLIGATE, ALUMNAE, AND DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS

TO IMPACT MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD UTILIZING SIGMA ALPHA IOTA RESOURCES

TO SEEK THE HIGHEST GOALS OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT WITH THE SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FRATERNITY AND ITS MEMBERS

TO PROMOTE AMERICAN MUSIC, CONTRIBUTE TO SIGMA ALPHA IOTAS PHILANTHROPIC PROJECTS, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE FRATERNITYS SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANT PROGRAMS

TO WORK WITH FRATERNITY LEADERS TO PROMOTE SIGMA ALPHA IOTAS MISSION AND HIGH STANDARDS OF MUSICIANSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP

TO BENEFIT FROM LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION

TO ATTEND PROVINCE DAYS, NATIONAL CONVENTION, AND OTHER FRATERNITY EVENTS TO CULTIVATE FRIENDSHIPS WITH OTHER SIGMA ALPHA IOTA MEMBERS WHO SHARE A LOVE FOR MUSIC

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List 2 CHAPTER honors

Katherine Becker National Colligate Chapter Achievement Awards: Presented annually from nominations submitted by province officers that have fulfilled the national objectives and completed all obligations

National Alumnae Achievement Awards: Presented annually from nominations submitted by province officers that have fulfilled the national objectives and completed all obligations

Anelle Chandler McAdams Alumnae Service Awards: Monetary award given to recognize outstanding community service  projects

Colligate Service Awards: Monetary award given to recognize outstanding community service  projects

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List 3 Scholarships and Grants you can receive through SAI

Doctoral Grant

Career Performance Grant

Music Therapy Outreach Grants

Music Therapy Grants

Musicians with Special Needs Grants

Music Education Scholarship for Graduate Students

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How many Active Colligate and Alumnae Chapters are there

196 Colligate and 115 Alumnae

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What are the Purposes of SAI

TO FORM chapters of women college students and alumnae who have a sincere interest in music

TO UPHOLD the highest standards of music

TO FURTHER the development of music in America and throughout the world

TO GIVE inspiration and encouragement to its members

TO ORGANIZE the cultural life of Sigma Alpha Iota members as a contributing factor to their educational growth

TO SUPPORT the ideals and goals of the members Alma Mater

TO ADHERE to the highest standard of citizenship in school, community, and fraternity life







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Name all offices in the National Executive Board and who holds the position

NATIONAL PRESIDENT: JESSICA CHICHESTER

VICE PRESIDENT, ALUMNAE: MARY FRANCES BUSHONG

VICE PRESIDENT, COLLIGATE CHAPTERS: JAIELLE MANNING

VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE: KERI RICHBURG

VICE PRESIDENT, FRATERNITY DEVELOPMENT: CHRISTINE HALL

VICE PRESIDENT, RITUAL AND FRATERNITY EDUCATION: REBECCA SEPULVEDA

VP, EXTENTION: JENNIFER MISTRETTA

CHAIRMAN, SAI PHILANTHROPIES: TRACY WYGAL WITHROW

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: RUTH SEIBER JOHNSON

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List 3 INDIVIDUAL honors

Sword of Honor: A gold sword given for outstanding fraternity service, or for exceptional campus or community leadership

Patroness Sword of Honor: Same as sword of honor, but has a sapphire insert, and given to a patroness member

Ruby Sword of Honor: Same as sword of honor, but with a ruby center and given to the candidate chosen for province leadership award

Rose of Honor: A gold rose with a ruby center given to alumnae or patroness who have given outstanding service to community, fraternity, or local chapter

Wreath of Achievement: A Gold Circle of Laurel leaves with the crest, awarded for continued outstanding and faithful service to the local chapter, the community, the fraternity (beyond local level) and music

Rose of Dedication: A gold rose with a pearl center surrounded by laurel leaves given for 25 years or more of outstanding continued service to the fraternity, to the community, and the local chapter

Rose of Constancy: A gold rose with a pearl center, given for 35 years of outstanding and continuing service to the chapter, community, the fraternity (beyond local level) and music

Ring of Excellence: the fraternity's highest award is a ring in the shape of a fraternity badge with two engraved roses on the shaft. It may be given for outstanding service to the national organization, or given to an internationally renowned artist, scholar, or teacher who was initiated as a colligate or non-student member

Scholastic Award:  Awarded annually to the graduating senior who has attained the highest scholastic average (gpa) during her college years and whom the head of the music department recommends

Colligate Honor Award: Awarded annually to a colligate member recognized for outstanding musicianship, scholarship, and fraternity service whom the head of the music department recommends

Diamond Sword of Honor: A diamond sword awarded annually for outstanding service to the fraternity, the local chapter, and the community

National Colligate Leadership Award: Awarded annually and selected from the Provience Leadership Award winners (Ruby Sword of Honor)

National Alumnae Leadership Award: Awarded annually and selected from the Regional Alumnae Leadership Award

National Outstanding Advisor Award: Presented annually from nominations submitted by colligate chapters

Dorothy Whinery Special Leadership Award: Presented only on very special occasions to an outstanding SAI

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Brefiely describe 4 Projects and grants by SAI philanthropies

People to People: provide material assistance and encouragement to schools, music organizations and musicians in many parts of the world where small things can make a big difference. 

Composers Bureau: Comprehensive online database with information about contemporary composers

Inter-American Music Awards: Triennial composition competition supporting American music

Music Education Outreach Grant: Grants awarded to assist music programs in american public schools

Pans Cottage: SAI sponsored housing at an artists retreat in New Hampshire

Music Therapy: Music projects involving therapeutic services to veterans, hospitals, and nursing homes, and schools

Musicians with Special Needs: providing services to musicians with visual impairments

Professional development grant: grants amounting up to $500 to encourage educational growth of SAI membership

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SAY the words to the Chorale

Daughters of a great and singing nation

Let your voices rise in dedication

Music tells unspoken noble creeds

In a language out of mere words reach

Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota


Sing the greatness of the soul and spirit

Sing the joy and peace of friendships merit

Music is a kind and truthful speech

In a language out of mere words reach

Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota

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