She served as the president of Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. She also chartered the San Antonio (Texas) Alumnae Chapter.
Who is Founder Myra Davis Hemmings?
She was the first National President of Delta Sigma Theta, and she was also the President when the 1st National Convention was held.
Who is Big Sister Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander?
How would you respond to 3 raps during a meeting or ceremony?
What is Stand?
Delta Sigma Theta was the first AA organization to purchase a National Headquarters site. The day-to-day operations are directed by the National Headquarters Staff under the management of the Executive Director.
Who is Dorcas Washington?
This college campus is where Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated was established.
What is Howard University?
She participated in in the Women's Suffrage March, Delta's first public act as a Sorority. Sixty-eight years later, she repeated the momentous walk on August 2, 1981. The majority of her life was spent in Seattle, Washington but she was born in Winfield, Kansas.
Who is Founder Bertha Pitts Campbell?
The Five-Point Project (now Five-Point Programmatic Thrusts) was started under her administration.
Who is Big Sister Dorothy Irene Height?
Name the seven regions of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated in alphabetical order.
What is Central, Eastern, Farwest, Midwest, South Atlantic, Southern and Southwest Regions?
Name the Regional Director and Regional Representative of the Sensational South Atlantic Region.
Who are Big Sisters Pamela Murphy Lewis and Madison Manley?
Name the first three honorary members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Who are Big Sisters Nannie H. Burroughs, Gabrielle Pelham, Mary Church Terrell
She was the first Black to graduate from Washingtonville High School. After college, she married a fellow Howard graduate who was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha. At the age of 100 and the last living Founder, she died in 1993 in Washingtonville, New York.
Who is Founder Naomi Sewell Richardson?
Established the first European chapter and the “Fortitude” commissioned and presented to Howard University as a tribute to the Founders.
Who is Big Sister Thelma Thomas Daley?
What is represented by the red candle during ritualistic ceremonies and symbolizes the Public Motto?
What is the Torch of Wisdom?
Name 3 National Standing Committees.
What are Arts & Letter Commission, Audit and Corporate Compliance, Communications & Public Relations, Constitution and By-laws, Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair, Protocol and Traditions, Membership Services, Leadership Academy, Institutional Research, Program Planning and Development, Heritage and Archives, Social Action, Scholarship & Standards, etc.
This was the year that Mary McLeod Bethune was initiated.
What is 1923?
Received an award for her outstanding talent as a dramatic reader. She was from South Carolina and was married to a minister for 4 years before she became very ill. They established a mission, but in 1919, she passed away becoming the first to enter into the Omega Omega Chapter.
Who is Founder Mamie Reddy Rose?
Was appointed to serve on several commissions by Presidents Ford, Johnson, and Nixon.
Who is Big Sister Jeanne L. Noble?
"Intelligence is the Torch of Wisdom" and Scholarship, Fellowship, Service and a desire to attain all that would ennoble.
What are the Sorority Public Motto and the Pyramid Public Motto?
List 4 countries where Delta Sigma Theta Sorority has international chapters.
Delta Sigma Theta was incorporated in this year.
What is 1930?
Author of the novel “The Valley of the Poor” about poor Blacks in the South.
Who is Founder Wertie Blackwell Weaver?
The mortgage of Delta’s first Headquarters building was burned under her administration.
Who is Big Sister Dorothy Penman Harrison?
What are the two components of the Fundamental Principles of the organization?
What are the Nine Jewels and the Delta Oath?
Writers of the Delta National Hymn.
Who is Alice Dunbar Nelson and Florence Cole Talbert?
The first two graduate chapters authorized by Delta Sigma Theta.
What is Washington, D.C. and New York City?
Her father was the first medical graduate of Shaw University. She taught at Washington High School and Shaw University. She was instrumental in establishing the Alpha Zeta Sigma Chapter, now known as the Raleigh Alumnae Chapter and convinced participation in the Women's Suffrage March.
Who is Founder Jimmie Bugg Middleton?
National Headquarters was established under her administration.
Who is Big Sister Jeannette Triplett Jones?
Name and describe 4 pins that have been commission or designed.
What is the Sorority Pin by Madree Penn White; the Pyramid Pin by the Epsilon Chapter adopted in 1920; the Fortitude Pin commissioned by the Sorority and unveiled at Howard in 1979, and the Diamond Jubilee Pin created in recognition for contributions of $1000+ for DREF and can be worn as a pendant?
Currently serves as the National Executive Committee.
Who are Big Sisters Cheryl W. Turner, Rosie Allen-Herring, Courtney Taylor, Wendy J. Johnson, and Rosalyn L. Glenn?
This Jewel's meaning is “To a noble cause is one of humanity’s highest callings and an act of consecration”
What is Dedication?