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Founded?

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January 13, 1913 at Howard University

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Mission Statement

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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is an organization of college educated women committed to the constructive development of its members and public service with a primary focus on the Black community.

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Motto

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Intelligence is the Torch of Wisdom

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Colors

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Crimson and Cream

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Flower

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African Violet

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HQ

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1707 New Hampshire Ave NW Washington, DC 20009

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Five Programmatic Thrust

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  1. Educational Development
  2. Economic Development
  3. International Awareness and Involvement
  4. Physical and Mental Health
  5. Political Awareness and Involvement
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QuAC Chartered

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June 4, 1951

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What are the three names of the QuAC Chapter?

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  1. Delta Sigma Theta Chapter
  2. Long Island Alumnae Chapter
  3. Queens Alumnae Chapter
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Local Deltas

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  1. Mrs. Hall
  2. Sister Leatrice Smith
  3. Dr. Chenevert
  4. Collette V. Smith (1st Black Woman NFL Coach)
  5. Lindsey Williams
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National Deltas

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  1. Dr. Kim (Play Like a Girl)
  2. Nikki Giovanni (Award Winning Poet)
  3. Shirley Chisolm (First Black Women Presidential Candidate)
  4. Sheryl Lee Ralph (Singer & Actress - Dreamgirls to Abbott Elementary)
  5. Lena Horne (Singer & Actress)
  6. Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green (Found the Potential Cure to Cancer)
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What Delta events have you been to?

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  1. Scholarship Luncheon
  2. Tax Talk
  3. It’s a Different World: COVID-19 & Education
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Who are the founders?

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  1. Osceola Macarthy Adams
  2. Marguerite Young Alexander
  3. Winona Cargile Alexander
  4. Ethel Cuff Black
  5. Bertha Pitts Campbell
  6. Zephyr Chisom Carter
  7. Edna Brown Coleman
  8. Jessie McGuire Dent
  9. Frederica Chase Dodd
  10. Myra Davis Hemmings
  11. Olive Claire Jones
  12. Jimmie Bugg Middleton
  13. Pauline Oberdorfer Minor
  14. Vashti Turley Murphy
  15. Naomi Sewell Richardson
  16. Mammie Reddy Rose
  17. Eliza Pearl Shippen
  18. Florence Letcher Toms
  19. Ethel Carr Watson
  20. Wertie Blackwell Weaver
  21. Madree Penn White
  22. Edith Motte Young
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Who are the charter members?

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  1. Founder Ethel Cuff Black
  2. Helen Harvey Logue Aubry
  3. Mae Hubert Brooks
  4. Myrtle Price Jarmon
  5. Mary Washington Johnson
  6. Evelyn Letcher
  7. Virginia Ross Love
  8. Emalena Jones Davis-North
  9. Willa Eaton Pardo Hall
  10. Gertrude Thompson
  11. Vivian Williams
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How many chapters does Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. have?

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Over 1,000 collegiate and alumnae chapters

In the
- United States, Canada
- Japan (Tokyo & Okinawa)
- Germany
- The Virgin Islands
- Bermuda
- The Bahamas
- Jamaica
- West African
- Southern Africa
- United Arab Emirates
- The Republic of Korea

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How many members does Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. have?

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Over 300,000 collegiate and alumnae members

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Why do you want to be a Delta?

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  • Deeply resonate with the dedication to sisterhood, scholarship, service, and social action
  • As a little girl, I felt a calling to be a part and contribute to something bigger than myself, which pushed me to excel personally, academically, and professionally.
  • Stepping was introduced to me in the third grade by a members, and it showed me the power of community and collaboration.
  • Helping small Black-owned business thrive through helping them with brand marketing
  • Mentorship is something I value deeply. I wouldn’t be here without them.

Becoming a member signifies a lifetime commitment to upholding a legacy of Black excellence, social action, scholarship, and public service with like-minded women who are dedicated to making the world a better place.

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Economic Development Programming

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  1. Financial Fortitude
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Educational Development Programming

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  1. Dr. Betty Shabazz Academy:
    Catching the Dreams of Tomorrow, Preparing Young Women for the 21st Century: The Delta Academy
  2. DELTA GEMS (Growing & Empowering Myself Successfully) — Discovering the Brilliance
  3. EMBODI (Empowering Males to Build Opportunities and Developing Independence)
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What is the Financial Fortitude Program?

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Financial Fortitude: is a process that will help program participants to set and define goals, develop a plan to achieve them, and to put the plan into action. The process serves as a blueprint to address all aspects of personal finances.

The Financial Fortitude initiative is comprised of ten components and provides a collaboration of information from major economic corporations and other well-known financial institutions. The ten components include: Goal Setting, Financial Planning, Budgeting, Debt Management, Savings & Investments, Retirement Planning, Homeownership, Insurance, Estate Planning, and Entrepreneurship.

The initiative helps members of the Sorority spread financial education throughout their local communities.

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What is Dr. Betty Shabazz Academy:
Catching the Dreams of Tomorrow, Preparing Young Women for the 21st Century: The Delta Academy Program?

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Created in 1996 out of an urgent sense that bold action was needed to save our young females (ages 11-14) from the perils of academic failure, low self-esteem, and crippled futures. Delta Academy provides an opportunity for local chapters to enrich and enhance the education that our young teens receive in public schools across the nation. Specifically, we augment their scholarship in math, science, and technology, their opportunities to provide service in the form of leadership through service learning defined as the cultivation and maintenance of relationships. A primary goal of the program is to prepare young girls for full participation as leaders in the 21st Century.

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What is DELTA GEMS (Growing & Empowering Myself Successfully) — Discovering the Brilliance Program?

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An extension of the Dr. Betty Shabazz Academy.

Was created to catch the dreams of African-American at-risk, adolescent girls aged 14-18. Delta GEMS provides the framework to actualize those dreams through the performance of specific tasks that develop a CAN DO attitude. The goals for Delta GEMS are:

  1. To instill the need to excel academically;
  2. To provide tools that enable girls to sharpen and enhance their skills to achieve high levels of academic success;
  3. To assist girls in proper goal setting and planning for their futures in high school and beyond; and
  4. To create compassionate, caring, and community-minded young women by actively involving them in service learning and community service opportunities.

The Delta GEMS program offers a road map for college and career planning through activities that provide opportunities for self-reflection and individual growth. Delta GEMS, like Delta Academy, is implemented by chapters of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Delta GEMS participants have the opportunity to define and “Discover their individual Brilliance.”

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International Awareness & Involvement Programming

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  1. Johannesburg: Adelaide Tambo School for the Physically Challenged
  2. Swaziland: Delta House/Vasti Village — Orphanage for Children of AIDs Victims
  3. Durban: Training Resources in Early Education (TREE)
  4. Kenya — Thika: Mary Help of the Sick Mission Hospital - Maternal Hospital
  5. Kenya — I Can Fly High School
  6. Kenya —Mancakos: Muindi Mbinga Secondary School
  7. Haiti: Ch’erette: Delta Sigma Theta School Elementary School
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Physical & Mental Health Programming

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Healthy Lifestyle: Total Woman: Mind, Body, and Spirit // DeltaCare

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What is the Healthy Lifestyle: Total Woman: Mind, Body, and Spirit // DeltaCare Program?

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As an organization of predominantly African American women, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is uniquely positioned to impact not only the well-being of its membership, but also the families and communities we serve. The DeltaCare initiative is an internal wellness initiative under the programmatic thrust of Physical and Mental Health. It was created to promote self-care through physical wellness, emotional wellness, and awareness/advocacy.

Specifically, the Red S.H.O.E. challenge is the physical health component of DeltaCare that encourages members to engage in healthy behaviors. S.H.O.E. is an acronym for Self-care, Healthy Options, and Exercise.

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Includes Physical Wellness, Awareness and Advocacy, Emotional Wellness with Self-Care in the Center

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Political Awareness & Involvement Programming

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The National Social Action Commission leds these National Social Action Priorities:
1. DC Statehood
2. Educational Disparities and Inequalities
3. Health Equity
4. Redistricting
5. Reimagining Public Safety
6. Voter Suppression
7. Supporting Gender Equality
8. Combating Racial Profiling

Examples in action include
1. Resolutions
2. DDNC
3. DDUN

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What are Resolutions?

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Resolutions guide Delta Sigma Theta’s social action agenda and promote advocacy/coalition activities, program initiation/revision, and resource allocation.

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What is DDNC?

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Delta Days at the Nation’s Capital

Delta Days in the Nation’s Capital (DDNC) is the Sorority’s annual legislative conference held in Washington DC.

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What is DDUN?

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Delta Days at the United Nations

Delta Days at the United Nations was established by the National Social Action Commission in 2004 to educate and raise awareness of global issues and international policy.

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Who are DST’s Social Action Partners?

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  • Planned Parenthood
  • National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
  • UNICEF
  • American Cancer Society
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How many much money has QuAC awarded in scholarship money?

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Over half a million dollars

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What are some of the QuAC programs?

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  • An annual tour of historically black colleges and universities
  • Ongoing voter registration and education
  • Preservation of the Lewis Latimer House Museum
  • Adoption of the New Horizon School for students with special needs in Accra, Ghana
  • Sponsor youth programs, such as The Dr. Betty Shabazz Delta Academy
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QuAC Chapter Awards

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  • Social Action: 2021 Excellence in Social Action at the 55th National Convention, recognizing our service within the Queens community​
  • Chapter of the Year: 2017 Eastern Region Small Chapter of the Year and 2018 Eastern Region Medium Chapter of the Year
  • Exemplary Chapter for Delta Dears: Congratulations to Queens Alumnae as a First Runner-up chapter for our DEARS (Dedicated, Energetic, Active, Respected Sorors)
  • COVID-19 SHERO: QuAC Chapter Member elvena Brooks-Powers for her outstanding work and volunteerism in supporting our community during this pandemic
  • Technology: Information Technology and Communications Committee for winning the Eastern Region Cutting Edge Technology Achievement Award for three years in a row
  • DigiDiva status at the 51st Eastern Region Convention
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QuAC Full Programming

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  1. Dr. Betty Shabazz Delta Academy
  2. Delta GEMS
  3. Economic Development: Financial Fortitude
  4. Education: The Ethel Cuff Black Education Initiative
  5. EMBODI
  6. Physical and Mental Health Committee
  7. International Awareness and Involvement Committee
  8. Project Cherish
  9. Educational Development: Scholarship Program
  10. Social Action Committee
  11. Teen Lift
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What is Project Cherish programming for QuAC?

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This national program was created in 1992 for the preservation and beautification of African American landmarks, monuments, and historic sites. The Queens Alumnae Chapter is a proud sponsor of the Lewis H. Latimer House, an African American landmark in the Queens community.

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What is Teen Lift programming for QuAC?

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Teen Lift was established as a national program in 1966. This program provides educational and travel experiences for participating youth.

The goal is to help youth in the Queens community build their sense of pride, self-esteem, commitment in their community and to strive for higher education. Students participate in workshops and community service. Workshops cover life skills topics around health, political, cultural, educational, and economic awareness.

Each year, the Queens Alumnae Chapter sponsors tours to Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

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What are the scholarships QuAC offers?

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  1. Queens Alumnae Scholarship for all Majors
  2. Ethel Cuff Black Scholarship for Female Education Majors
  3. Latrisha A. Wilson Scholarship for Law Students
  4. Emalena Jones Davis-North Scholarship for Education Majors
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What does Sisterhood mean to you?

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Sisterhood is an unbreakable bond regardless of blood. Women with like-minded values and their combined strengths to create something beautiful.

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What does leadership mean to you?

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[Answer]

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If you had a plan for a Public Service project for DST, what would it be and why?

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Entrepreneurship Day
- An all-day virtual event with speakers to help aspiring and current business owners navigate the growth and success of their small business.
- Speakers will walk through Small Business Administration Business Plans, digital marketing, brand marketing, and much more.

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What makes a good candidate for membership?

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Members should be dedicated to a lifetime commitment of scholarship, sisterhood, public service and social action. They are leaders in the Black community who aren’t afraid to go against the grain to create a better place in the world.

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Describe a committed and well-rounded Delta woman?

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Education
Tenacious
Bold
Grounded
Determined

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How much time can you dedicate to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated?

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I am a brand marketing consultant with a flexible schedule outside of my existing client calls. If there’s an event I am unable to attend, I’ll be sure to be a part of the planning process to ensure the event is successful in my absence.

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What do you hope to gain by becoming a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.?

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I’d love to gain access to the amazing sisterhood that Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. has to offer. This will continue to help develop me holistically as a contributor to society to make the world a better place.

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What do you believe your greatest contribution to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.?

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I believe I am able to bring my passion for merging Black culture, arts, community, social action, and my love for marketing to the table to continue the existing legacy of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

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How are you personally making an impact in the community?

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I am making an impact by working with the next generation of leaders through college preparatory and mentorship programming through Strive Survive Succeed and Well Read Sistas.

Additionally, I love working with small Black-owned businesses to help them set the foundation they need to be successful in order to reach their business goals.

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What are you most passionate about, in terms of the community?

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I’m most passionate about the advancement of the Black community. Whether it’s mentoring the next leader, helping a business owner with their business plans, or reaching the top charts in music.

Seeing positive advancements of our community continues to push me to strive for the next level of achievement.

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What are the 4 vital components of sisterhood?

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  • Love
  • Honesty
  • Trust
  • Dedication
49
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Name 3 national programs of Delta and how they contribute to Community Service on a national level.

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[List any 3]
- Mental & Physical Health
- Delta Days at the Nation’s Capital
- Delta GEMS

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Name some important principles for Delta’s continuous existence.

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  1. Intake
  2. Programming
  3. Fundraising — Financial Members, Grants, Etc.
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What professional skills do you possess and how would you apply them to Delta?

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I’m a multi-hyphenate who is passionate about finding modern ways to stay connected to our Black diasporic roots through public service, social action, and the arts.

Mentorship

Non-profits’ websites

Squarespace website design

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Is there anything else that we need to know to fully assess and evaluate your interest in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.?

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What would you do to ensure the values & principles of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated are upheld and enforced?

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I will hold myself and my sorority sisters accountable for the mission of the 22 founders by making the world a better place, especially the Black community

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What does “Joy in Sisterhood” mean to you?

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Trust your sister and unbreakable bond you all have

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What does “Service in Heart” mean to you?

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It means to service should be the foundation of what you do. It should be a self-less action to help another person out.

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What does “Power in Voices” mean to you?

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It means to that we are stronger together.

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What did you do to lead a team project and ensure success?

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MoneyLion Commercial shoot with 23XI.

Originally we were supposed to have Kurt Busch be the lead in the commercial spots, and he received a concussion on the track the day before the shoot.

We pivoted to Bubba Wallace as the lead while rewriting the script to center around Bubba’s likeness and working with 23XI to find more star talent, such as Ty Gibbs and Denny Hamlin to join the commercial.

This included me pivoting quickly to rearrange schedules with the NASCAR team, empowering the writers and executives, and managing the new expectations of talent and the customers that were featured in the commercial.

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What qualities exemplify Sisterhood? Share an example.

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I’ve stepped from the third grade and throughout college. The relationships, I’ve built with the young ladies of the step team at St. John’s University are everlasting and evolving as we’ve supported, cheered, and cried with one another as we competed in competitions, stayed up late nites for bake sales, and even lending a coat to one person when having to step outside during the winter.

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What do the colors crimson and cream symbolize?

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Purity, courage, and wisdom

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What was the first public act performed by the Delta founders?

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Women’s Suffrage March in Washington, D.C. (March 1913)

Two months after their founding

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