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When
June 12, 1903
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Chapters in our province
Delta Zeta- Troy University Zeta Gamma- USA Kappa Mu- ASU Kappa Phi- Auburn
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Fraternity Newsletter
Tempo!
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Fees
The national member in training fee of $50 is due at the time of training. The national initiation fee of $250 is due at the time of taking the membership exam.
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After graduation opportunites
A. Join the SAI Alumnae Association B. Join an Alumnae chapter or the international chapter C. Serve as an appointed or elected leadership position
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What
Sigma Alpha Iota is an international academic fraternity in the field of music (for women)
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Province and PO Region and RO
Rho A Natasha Jenkins 4 Kenna Day
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5 Items on the National Website
CPM SAI National Objectives Report and Award forms SAI Philanthropies, Inc. Grant and scholarship information Contact information for PO, RO, Directors and NEB
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Dues
The national dues are $35 per full year or $17.50 per half year
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What positions can you be elected or appointed to after graduation?
Chapter officer, collegiate chapter adviser, Province or Regional Officer, National Committee Member, National Director, or National Executive Board
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Who
Mary Storrs Anderson Elizabeth Campbell Frances Caspari Nora Crane Hunt Leila Farlin Laughlin Georgina Potts Minnie Davis Sherrill
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National Executive Board Members
National President- Leslie Odom Miller, DMA National VP, Alumnae Chapters- Susan Bermann National VP, Collegiate Chapters- Jessica A. Chichester, Ph.D. National VP, Extension- Marcie Richardson National VP, Finance- Jennifer M. Zerangue National VP, Fraternity Development- Joyce S. Garcia National VP, Ritual and Fraternity Education- Dr. Deborah Volker Chairman, Board of Directors, SAI Philanthropies, Inc.- Sharon W. Doty, MHR, JD Executive Director- Ruth Sieber Johnson
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4 Categories of Membership
Collegiate Alumnae Patroness Distinguished
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Awards to Individuals
Sword of Honor Ruby Sword of Honor Rose of Honor Wreath of Achievement Rose of Dedication Rose of Constancy Ring of Excellence
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International Chapter
The international chapter is for fraternity members who wish to keep close touch with the fraternity but who reside 50 miles or more from an active chartered chapter
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Purposes
To form chapters of women college students and alumnae who have a sincere interest in music To uphold the highest standard of Music To further the development of music in America and throughout the world To give inspiration and encouragement to members To organize the cultural life of Sigma Alpha Iota members as a contributing factor of their educational growth To support the ideals of the and goals of the members alma mater To adhere to the highest standards of citizenship in school, community and fraternity life.
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Chorale
Daughters of a great and singing nation, Let your voices rise in dedication, Music tells unspoken noble creeds; Music beautifies the simplest deeds; Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota. Sing the greatness of the joy and spirit, Sing the joy of peace and 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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Responsibilities of Membership
To represent the fraternity positively at all times To cultivate broad friendships and be democratic in all campus contacts To be ethical at all times To respect the authority of chapter, province, regional, and national officers To refrain from the discussion of internal fraternity affairs with non-members unless they are chapter advisers To practice the high ideals of Sigma Alpha Iota at all times
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5 Distinguished Members
Louis Homer, Brigit Nilsson, Leontyne Prince, Beverly Sills, and Joan Sutherland
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Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc.
was created in 1974 as a tax exempt, non-profit organization to assume the administration of and responsibility for all philanthropic activity, which had previously been under the auspices of the International Music Fund and Sigma Alpha Iota Foundation. The projects of Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc. the charitable arm of SAI are designed to promote all aspects of music creation, performance, and scholarship: and to encourage service for and through music on campus, in the community, in the nation and throughout the world.
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Statistics
At the beginning of the school year, the total number of active college chapters was 223. The total number of active alumnae chapters was 113. At the beginning of the school year, the total initiated membership was 120,244. The total number of active dues paying members is 8,898.
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Governing Body
The governing body of Sigma Alpha Iota is the National Convention. Which is composed of one delegate from each college and alumnae chapter. And the members of the national officers conference who are in attendance
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7 Privileges of Membership
To wear the badge as an introduction to all Sigma Alpha Iota collegiate, 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 Iota's Philanthropic projects, and participate in the Fraternity's scholarship and grant programs To work with Fraternity leaders to promote Sigma Alpha Iota's Mission and high standards of musicianship and scholarship To benefit from leadership opportunities within the national organization To attend province days, national conventions, and other fraternity events to cultivate friendship with other Sigma Alpha Iota members who share our love for music
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Hazing Statement
Hazing is defined as any action or situation that recklessly or intentionally endangers mental or physical health or any action taken or situation created which produces mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment, harassment or ridicule. Sigma Alpha Iota condemns the hazing of prospective imitates.
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Other Award to Individuals
Scholastic Award College Honor Award National Outstanding Treasurer Award National Collegiate Leadership Award National Outstanding Adviser Award Diamond Sword of Honor Dorothy Whinery Special Leadership Award