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Why Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated?
I was the first person in my family to go to college. When I was in undergrad at ECU, I developed a strong desire to become a Delta because those ladies were beautiful, confident, kind, smart and well-rounded individuals. However, the only line they had was during my senior year and I could not rush because my coursework was too challenging.
What does sisterhood mean to you?
A lifetime bond that is created as the result of shared beliefs when working towards the same goals.
When was the MRAC incorporated?
February 22, 1986
What is MRAC's motto?
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What are the 5-Point programmatic thrust?
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What programs have you organized or led?
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What program would you bring to the Marietta-Roswell Chapter?
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Name the Marietta-Roswell Chapter President.
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Name at least 5 Charter Members of the Marietta-Roswell Chapter.
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Name the National President.
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Name the 22 Founders.
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What year was Delta Sigma Theta incorporated?
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What does the elephant symbolize?
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What are the organization's colors?
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Where was the chapter founded?
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Study Notes
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated
- Founded on January 13, 1913, by 22 collegiate women at Howard University to promote academic excellence and assist those in need.
- National Chapter located in Washington, DC.
Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter (MRAC)
- Incorporated on February 22, 1986.
- Key motto: Sisterhood - Scholarship - Service.
Definition of Sisterhood
- A lifetime bond formed through shared beliefs and common goals, characterized by predominantly Black, college-educated women.
5-Point Programmatic Thrust
- Educational Development
- Economic Development
- International Awareness & Involvement
- Political Awareness & Involvement
- Physical & Mental Health
Community Impact Programs
- Programs are organized by MRAC to promote education, economic advancement, global awareness, civic engagement, and health.
Leadership and Initiatives
- President of the Anderson Boys & Girls Parent Association created a snack program for local students and expanded facilities to meet USDA standards.
- Co-founded the UPS Corporate African American Business Resource Group and managed mentorship programs for youth.
Proposed Programs for MRAC
- Respite Retreat program for parents of special needs children, facilitating self-care and information sharing.
- Professional volunteerism initiatives to support local non-profits.
- A new mentoring program to connect young professionals with experienced mentors.
Leadership in MRAC and National Chapter
- Current President of the Marietta-Roswell Chapter: Laurie C. Reid.
- National President: Beverly E. Smith.
Notable Members and Contributions
- Congresswoman Lucy McBath recognized for her civic engagement and contributions.
Symbolism and Identity
- Elephant symbolizes important values (further elaboration needed).
- Chapter's colors and additional symbols require identification and context.
Charter Members
- Notable Charter Member: Cheryl Moses.
Contextual Importance
- The organization's commitment to community service is evident through various outreach programs and initiatives enhancing the lives of those in the community.
- Delta Sigma Theta continues to empower its members and the broader community by emphasizing education, leadership, and social justice.
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Explore the significance of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated through personal narratives and the values it represents. This quiz highlights the qualities associated with the sorority and the impact it has on individuals' lives, especially in academic and professional settings.