National Presidents & Awards Flashcards

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Who was Big Sister National President 1, 1919-23 and what did she do

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Sadie Tanner Mosssell Alexander; Creation of Grand Chapter

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Who was Big Sister National President 2,1923-26 and what did she do

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G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley; Established Omega Omega Chapter as the memorial chapter

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Who was Big Sister National President 3, 1926-29 and what did she do

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Ethel Lamay Calimese; Biennial conventions approved

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Who was Big Sister National President 4, 1929-31 and what did she do

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Anna Johnson Julian; Treasurer for the NPHC

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Who was Big Sister National President 5, 1931-33 and what did she do

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Gladys Byram Shepperd; Nation Board as a component of organization structure was created, central region established

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Who was Big Sister National President 6, 1933-1935 and what did she do

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Jeanette Triplett Jones; National Headquarters Established

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Who was Big Sister National President 7, 1935-39 and what did she do

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Vivian Osborne Marsh; National library project authorized

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Who was Big Sister National President 8, 1939-44 and what did she do

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Helen Elsie Austin; created the office of undergrad coordinated (National Second Vice President)

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Who was Big Sister National President 9, 1944-47 and what did she do

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Mae Wright Down Peck Williams; focused on voting and equal rights for minorities and women

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Who was Big Sister National President 10, 1947-56 and what did she do

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Dorothy Irene Height; Purchased the First National Headquarters, Hired Patricia Roberts Harris as the First Excuetive Director of DST Inc.

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Who was Big Sister National President 11, 1956-58 and what did she do

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Dorothy Penman Harrison; Burning of National Headquarters Mortgage, and fist Delta Christmas Party

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Who was Big Sister National President 12, 1958-63 and what did she do

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Jeanne L. Noble; one of two youngest National Presidents, social action commission established.

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Who was Big Sister National President 13, 1963-67 and what did she do

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Geraldine Pittman Woods; teen lift program established

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Who was Big Sister National President 14, 1967-71 and what did she do

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Frankie Muse Freeman; Civil Rights Commission by President Lyndon B. Johnson

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Who was Big Sister National President 15, 1971-75 and what did she do?

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Lillian Pierce Benbow; Arts and Letters Commission was established

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Who was Big Sister National President 16, 1975-79 and what did she do

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Thelma Thomas Daley; Fortitude was commissioned and presented to Howard University

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Who was Big Sister National President 17, 1979-83 and what did she do

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Mona Humphries Bailey; Capital Funds Campaign Implemented

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Who was Big Sister National President 18, 1983-88 and what did she do

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Hortense Golden Canady; first doctrine published and Leadership academy

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Who was Big Sister National President 19, 1988-92 and what did she do

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Yvonne Kennedy; Special emphasis on reclamation and retention

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Who was Big Sister National President 20, 1992-96 and what did she do

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Bertha Maxwell Boyd; Established partnership with habitat for humanity to build 22 homes.

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Who was Big Sister National President 21, 1996-2000 and what did she do

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Marcia L. Fudge; Established National Programs Dr. Shabazz’s Delta Academy and Summit V

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Who was Big Sister National President 22, 2000-04 and what did she do

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Gwendolyn Elizabeth Boyd; Application of Technology for chapter and headquarter operations.

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Who was Big Sister National President 23, 2004-08 and what did she do

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Louis Allen Rice; Established the Hurricane Relief Task Force

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Who was Big Sister National President 24, 2008-2013 and what did she do

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Cynthia M.A. Butler-McIntyre; Established EMBODI (Empowering Males to Build Opportunities for Developing Independence)

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Who was Big Sister National President 25, 2013-17 and what did she do
Dr. Paulette C. Walker; Appointment of Membership Intake Special Operations Task Force, Establishment of the Hazing Prevention Task Force, and the institutional research task force
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Who was Big Sister National President 26, 2017-2021, and what did she do
Beverly Evans Smith;
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Who was Big Sister National President 27, 2021-2022 and what did she do
Cheryl A. Hickmon; first last regional representative to be elected National president, transition to omega omega chapter while in office.
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Current International President 2022-Present
Elsie Cooke-Holmes; Biennial Theme: Forward with Fortitude: Engaging Our Sisterhood, Empowering Our Committees, Elevating Our Impact
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Current First National Vice President
Cheryl W. Turner
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Current National Second Vice President
Sadē Reid
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Current National Secretary
Joi. L. Moore, PHD
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Current National Treasurer
Rosalyn L. Glenn
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Current National Executive Director
Dorcas Washington
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The Mary Church Terrell Award
Honors work in the field of civil rights and social Justice
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Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair Award
Honors HBCUs
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Osceola Award
Established as a tribute to the arts and the artist
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Lillian Award
Honors outstanding professionals in communications
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Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Honors outstanding women in government services
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Althea T.L. Simmons Social Action Award
Honors social activism
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Delta Female Executive Award
Honors outstanding achievements of women executives
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Keeper of the Flame Award
Honors outstanding contributions to African American heritage
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Emerging Artist Award
Honors individual excellence in the arts
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Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
honors the collegiate chapter with the hichest cumulative grade point average.
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Collegiate Soror of the Year
This award is to recognize a collegiate member in Delta Sigma Theta who has illustrated the Nine Cardinal Virtues in her everyday life.
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Outstanding Chapter Program
This award is to recognize a collegiate chapter in Delta Sigma Theta that has developed and successfully implemented a program on campus or in the community.
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National Collegiate Chapter of the Year
This award is to recognize a collegiate chapter in Delta Sigma Theta that has exemplified the ideals and beliefs of our organization.
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National Advisor of the Year
This award recognizes a chapter advisor who has gone above and beyond the call of duty to help the collegiate chapter excel.
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Ethel L. Payne Award for Excellence in Journalism
in honor of the late Ethel L. Payne who was known as the "First Lady of the Black Press."; recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions through their professional activities to improve the quality of life for all citizens.
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National President's Leadership Award
established in 1992 to recognize individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership, thus improving the quality of life for humankind.
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Clara M. Hale Humanitarian Award
bestowed upon individuals who exemplify the spirit, love, dedication and caring for those who are neglected, abused or abandoned.
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Madree Penn White Award for Excellence in Journalism
honors the Delta Chapter that produced the most outstanding newsletter during the biennium.
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Anthony-Mott-Truth Award
named for Susan B. Anthony, Lucretia Mott and Sojourner Truth is given for adding dignity and responsibility to the ongoing quest for the securing of women's rights through forthright discussion, public expression and by example.
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Anderson-Dix Health Care Service Award
named for Carolyn Virginia Anderson, the first licensed Black woman doctor and Dorothea Dix, who was credited with revolutionizing the care of the mentally ill;
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Roosevelt-Terrell-Tubman Award
given in memory of distinauished humanitarians
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Sadie T. M. Alexander Award
given to a Delta who has provided leadership and service by "helping to improve the quality of life."
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The Julia Bury Jones (Journalism) Scholarship
The scholarship is awarded for study in the field of journalism.
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The Juliette Derricotte (Social Work) Scholarship
honors Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated member Juliette Derricotte who was a trained social worker who left a brilliant record in her field. This scholarship was established in 1949 for study in the field of social work.
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The Sadie T.M. Alexander (Law) Scholarship
awarded for study in the field of law.
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The Myra Davis Hemmings (Creative/Performing Arts) Scholarship
awarded for study in the performing or creative arts.
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The Bertha Pitts Campbell (general) Scholarship
This scholarship was established with funds bequeathed to the Sorority by Founder Bertha Pitts Campbell.
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The Vashti Turley Murphy (Theology) Scholarship
supports study in the ministry.
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Delta Founders and Past National Presidents Endowed Scholarship
memory and honor of our Founders and Past National Presidents for members of Delta SigmaTheta only
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The Cheryl A. Hickmon (Medicine) Scholarship
supports study in the area of Medicine