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On what date and at what university was SISTUHS, Inc. founded?

December 3rd, 1992 at Florida State University 

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State Membership Chair and Co-Chair Greetings 

Aunika Curtis 3rd Year Biology Pre-Dental Tampa,FL

Madison Hunter 4th Year Agricultural Science Pre-Med Mobile, AL

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Define HOTEP

Meaning peace and is a request for silence: The utmost respect will be given to HOTEP, which is to be said by the Prseident, Parliamentarian, and/or Presiding Officers.

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What is PBM Founder’s Date

November 27th,1989

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Define Sankofa 

Returning to your roots, recapturing what you’ve lost and moving forward

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What are the founding principles?

Service, Scholarship, and SISTUH-hood

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Name Primary & Secondary Advisors 

Ms. Andrea Wilson - Primary Advisor

Mrs. Johnika Moss-Gaston - Secondary Advisor

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Define Strength 

Enduring a series of trials and tests in which you learn from and because of your knowledge, your life becomes a living testimony

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State PBM’s Charter Date 

October 21st, 2000

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Define Health

Definition:  Physical, spiritual, and mental wellbeing, not just the freedom from disease, but the state of harmony within one’s self and between one’s environment.

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Name the Founders

SISTUH Akiba Jackson & SISTUH Germaine Smith-Baugh

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State ALL of E5’s greetings 

President:

Darian Walton, 4th Year Psychology Scholar from Selma, AL

Vice President:

Moya Vernon, 4th year Biology Pre-Med Scholar from Tampa, FL

Secretary:

Rachel Odister, 3rd Year Cybersecurity Scholar from Atlanta, GA

Treasurer:

Kennedi Dudley, 4th year Biology Pre-Med scholar from Minneapolis, MN

Parliamentarian:

Aubreanna Williams, 3rd year Criminal Justice Scholar from Tampa, FL

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What is objective 7?

Provide moral and educational guidance to other young African American Women in the community

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State PBM’s colors 

Emerald Green & Black 

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State the Traditions 

  1. Founders 
  2. Members 
  3. HOTEP
  4. Circle of Affirmation 
  5. SISTUHS Inc. Song
  6. Progressive Black Men
  7. Ceremonies 
  8. Rites of Passage 
  9. Symbols, Emblem, Traditional Attire, and Colors 
  10. Objectives
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Recite the Mission Statement 

“To improve the social disposition of underrepresented populations through community service, education, and other social services in our respective communities.”

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State ALL Elders greetings 

Zaria Cannon: 4th year Health Science
General Scholar from orlando, FL
(BLACK)

Jhaniece Johnson: 4th year Public
Relations Scholar from Kansas City, Mo
(RED)

Samiya Spann: 4th year Political Science
Scholar from St. Louis, MO (ORANGE)

Samayra Antonetti: 3rd Year Criminal
Justice Scholar from Orlando, Fl (PINK)

Jordane Lashley: 4th year Business Administration scholar from Miami, Fl
(BROWN)

Imara Caston: 4th year Public Relations scholar from Atlanta, GA (YELLOW)

Da'Maur'Re Morgan: 4th year Pre-Physical
Therapy from Chicago, IL (BLUE)

Tia Swagger: 3rd year Political Science scholar with a minor in Sociology from Tampa, FL (PURPLE)

Journey Johnson: Senior Journalism scholar
from Jacksonville, Fl (GREY)

Dyiamon Robinson: Senior Psychology
scholar from Elizabethtown, NC (GREEN)

Nesya Small: 4th Year Sociology Scholar from Brooklyn, NY

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What is the color for Tenacity? Define it 

Indigo: The indigo plant is leguminous plant used as an inter-crop. The process of extracting indigo dye is complicated and involves a lot of labor

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State PBM’s Motto

Collective Knowledge, Collective Effort, Collective Strength

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What are the 4 points of perfection 

Providing Moral and Educational Guidance

Promoting Spiritual Growth

Promoting a Positive image of African American Women

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Name the first 5 Chapters in chronological order w/semester and year

Florida State University, Fall 1992

University of Florida, Spring 1998

Florida A&M University, Spring 1999

University of South Florida, Fall 1999

Tampa, Florda Protessional, Fall 2003

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Name 3 National Board of Directors members AND their positions


Ist Vice President: Ashanta Williamson

2nd Vice President: Melkeya Horne

Director of Compliance: Azia Alston

Director of Correspondence: Dr. Semline Singleton

Director of Expansion : Destiny Cruz

Director of Legislation: Leigha Mays

Director of Membership: Halia Braynon

Director of Programs: Christina Johnson

Director of Public Relations: Tyra Ruiz

Brand property and merchandise: Heather Rollinson

National Events: Jai'ehir Jackson Hawkins

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What is the number for Spirituality? Define it 

Number 7: Represents perfect completeness and rest, the number of the days of the week.Number seven is the most sacred of all. It is the number of rest and the cycle of rest is the jubilee 

SISTUHS Specifically: 7 Pillars of the acronym, 7 letters in the word advisor, 7 rays on the sun

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State the first 5 PBM Chapters 

  • Florida State University, Fall 1989
  • Florida A&M University, Fall 2000
  • University of Florida, Spring 2003
  • University of South Florida, Fall 2003
  • St. Leo University, Spring 2006
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Define the symbols

  • The Ankh: A symbolic representation of both physical and eternal life
    • Alpha and Omega (beginning and end)
    • Union of Man & Woman
    • Fertility
    • Mental, spiritual, & physical growth
  • The Pyramid: A representation of Strength, Perseverance, and Knowledge
    • One of the Seven Wonders of the World
    • It is the oldest, yet it is only surviving of the Seven Ancient Wonders
    • It is the Grest Pyramid of Giza
  • Colors: Two primary colors: Black and Gold
  • Kente Cloth: A sophisticated and glamorous hand-woven fabric that was worn by Ashanti political authorities and other high- ranking figures during important ceremonial events
    • Colors: Green, Purple, Indigo, Red, Orange (Secondary Colors)