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Why are you proud to be a Sigma Kappa?I am proud to be a Sigma Kappa because everywhere I go, there is a way to connect to our values as well as our sisterhood in the community. By being a Sigma Kappa, it truly has been for life as I continue to volunteer as an ABS as well as at different leadership summits / opportunities with the organization. I am proud to continue to connect and mentor Sigma Kappa women, advisors, etc. Being a Sigma Kappa has also benefited me in my work as a School Psychologist as well as working at a University, as our values and teachings from my days as an active member continue to benefit me in my professional career.Share your favorite moment from your time as a Sigma Kappa undergraduate member.My favorite moment in my undergraduate career was watching my childhood best friend, Kayli, come home to our chapter on Bid Day. It was amazing to welcome my best friend into our sisterhood for life. It was such a surprise and we continue to bond over Sigma Kappa to this day.What is your favorite Sigma Kappa memory?My favorite memory is actually one of being an advisor! I had just moved to Greeley, CO and was welcomed with open arms into the chapter house as I waited for two days for my apartment to be ready. It was my first day as an RS and in Colorado and the women of the chapter made me feel at home and lessened my nerves so much. I will always remember that and think of it fondly.PhotoMiranda Martino and Kayli Craig (Manley) at 2015 Walk to End Alz in Kansas City, Missouri
Collection: Sigma Kappa StoryPort Stories
Date: Jan 25th, 2024
Dorothy Allison Siewers,Gamma Delta, Thiel College, writes to chapters about the power of campus and community service projects for public relations and provides suggestions for new projects.
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Date: May 1970
Dorothy Allison Siewers,Gamma Delta, Thiel College, writes to chapters about the power of campus and community service projects for public relations and provides suggestions for new projects.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: May 1970
North Harris County Alumnae Chapter members pose together with one of their children during the 1995 Houston Alzheimer's Memory Walk. They are (back, left to right): Jamie M. Hulet, Delta Eta, University of Central Missouri; Donna Richardson Imrecke, Gamma Chi, Stephen F. Austin University; Charmen Cramer Armstrong, Delta Eta, University of Central Missouri; Janice Crane Joplin, Alpha Lambda, Adelphi University; (front, left to right) Danny Imrecke; and Carole Oetke Townsend, Beta Tau, University of Florida.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Nov 4th, 1995
Collection: COTS 1979
Date: 1979
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1979
This article discusses the philanthropy work of the Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter sending boxes of Christmas gifts to the Maine Sea Coast Mission as well as the work of the mission more broadly.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Nov 16th, 1952
This manual provides information on Sigma Kappa Sorority, chapter life, and the National Panhellenic Congress for new members.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1928
This manual provides information on Sigma Kappa Sorority, chapter life, and the National Panhellenic Congress for new members.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1928
This manual provides information on Sigma Kappa Sorority, chapter life, and the National Panhellenic Congress for new members.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: 1932
This page features a clipping from the Sigma Kappa Triangle about Lillian Budd, Theta, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a brochure about the Sunbeam III.
Collection: Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1954
This page features a recruitment booklet about Sigma Kappa.
Collection: Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1954
Rochester alumnae and Theta Pi, The State University of New York at Geneseo, chapter members pose together while cleaning up an Alzheimer's memory garden on Make a Difference Day.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Oct 27th, 2001
This page features a recruitment booklet about Sigma Kappa.
Collection: Scrapbook Collection
Date: Jun 27th, 1954 - Jul 2nd, 1954
This brief report provides an overview of the history of the San Fernando Alumnae Chapter from the time of the chapter's rechartering in 1975. The report focuses primarily on the alumnae chapter's relationship with Zeta Epsilon Chapter and philanthropy efforts.
Collection: San Fernando Valley Alumnae Chapter
Date:
This brief report provides an overview of the history of the San Fernando Alumnae Chapter from the time of the chapter's rechartering in 1975. The report focuses primarily on the alumnae chapter's relationship with Zeta Epsilon Chapter and philanthropy efforts.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date:
Santa Barbara Alumnae Chapter members Barbara J. Worley, Beta Chi, University of California, Santa Barbara, Joan A. McCullough, Beta Chi, Janis Wilson, Beta Chi, and Dorothy Cotton, Alpha Omicron, University of California, Los Angeles, pose together with cans of Sunkist lemonade.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date:
Collection: Scrapbook Collection
Date: Jun 26th, 1958
Collection: Scrapbook Collection
Date: 1980
This document provides talking points and activities designed for chapter members to learn more about service and philanthropy.
Collection: Archives Collection
Date: Aug 2021