This event remains popular with undergraduate chapters.
What is Jabberwock
100
How many National Presidents have there been?
What is 25
100
What year did Deltas contributed more than $3000 to the nine Negro students in Little Rock, AR
What is 1957
200
A time set aside for Sorors to rededicate themselves to the ideals and purposes of the Sorority. This is celebrated in a variety of ways by different Chapters.
What is Founders Day
200
Under what National President's leadership was the National Head Quarters purchased?
Who is National President Dorothy Irene Height
200
Chapters have sponsored this for underprivileged children and hospital shut-ins and given food to the poor.
What is The Delta Christmas Party?
300
A cultural and fundraising activity where proceeds are usually given to charity, scholarships or to a worthy cause.
What is Jabberwock
300
Who held the first Delta Christmas Party in December 1957?
Who is Dorothy Penman Harrison
300
What year were funds given to the four 6 year old girls who integrated the schools of New Orleans, LA.
What is 1960
400
Name the three traditional programs of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
What are: Founders Day, May Week and Jabberwock.
400
The first black woman to become a tenured professor at New York University
Who is National President Jeanne L. Noble
400
What year were funds donated to the Albany, GA voter registration campaign.
What is 1962
500
This event is a public event which has educational value and captures the communities interest. This event emphasizes the chapters programs and progress for the year. It also serves to sustain the Sorority's public service image.
What is May Week
500
Implemented the Five-Point Project
Who is National President Dorothy Irene Height
500
What year were funds used to establish a revolving bond fund for Sorors jailed in civil rights demonstrations?
What is 1963?
500
Name the Five Point Programmatic Thrust
What is 1) Economic Development 2) Educational Development 3) International Awareness and Involvement 4) Physical and Mental Health 5) Political Awareness and Involvement