Description Of Content Specialists

Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Incorporated purpose is to be of service to all mankind dealing with critical issues in communities domestically and internationally. What I have grown to understand an envision a woman of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated to be, I accredit largely to the ladies of the Gamma Theta chapter. This has the result of attending many of the chapter’s events during my time at Hampton thus far. One of my favorite events was a screening of a documentary Girls Rising. I learned to appreciate every opportunity to learn and gain knowledge because in some parts of the world girls are restricted from receiving an education. A

She found herself moving around the country often, spending months at a time without her husband. Naturally, most of her time was spent with her children, Beth, Arkansas; and Bill, a member of Pi Kappa Phi at the University of California, Berkeley. No matter where the family lived, there was always a welcoming Kappa alumnae association. Just as in her collegiate days when Betty served as Marshal, Membership Chairman and President of her chapter, she continued active engagement in alumnae associations. Through the years, she served as a member of House Board at the University of Southern California, Chapter Advisor at University of Maryland, Lambda Province Director of Chapters, an original Regional Director of Alumnae, member of Ethics and Values Task Force, Director of Alumnae and member of the Board of Trustees of the Kappa Kappa Gamma

The purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha is to promote leadership, knowledge, and service not only among our community, but within the world. I believe that participation and unity is the key that opens the doors to this sorority. Alpha Kappa Alpha has the aspiration to change the lives of many while creating positive bonds that last a lifetime. As a college student, I have been very active in my community within the last four years. I am currently a part of many organizations that display acts of community service: Francis Marion Diplomats , where we provided knowledge and understanding to upcoming students of the university on the insights of our school and how her or she can impact their surroundings; Francis Marion Sociology club volunteering:

Thank you for your response to Kappa Kappa Gamma’s recent alumna survey regarding a potential extension opportunity at Hobart and William and Smith Colleges! We are excited to hear back from so many Kappa alumnae eager to help us grow.

Your District Director and Content Specialists are here to support you. Additionally, Jess Morin, is your Coordinator of Chapter Development and she will serve as your point of contact for the Fraternity. Jess will work with Sydney and Chapter Council to ensure that these terms are

oversee all areas of chapter management and programming and will live on or near campus as they work with the chapter for the first two years. Typically, they are former Leadership Consultants who have experience working with collegians to develop strategies for positive growth. For a new Kappa chapter at Binghamton, we will provide two resident Chapter Consultants for at least the first two years. • A Coordinator of Chapter Development is assigned to a new chapter for its first five years. She supports the Chapter Consultants and works with the local Advisory Board to build a strong infrastructure for chapter support. This highly trained volunteer works with the Extension Coordinator and has previous experience working with chapters. • Along with our Chapter Services Department at Kappa Headquarters, our Extension Coordinator oversees the logistics associated with establishment through Installation. She will lead the team through the process and timeline to ensure a smooth and successful transition to your campus. • Our Colonization and Installation Coordinator is the volunteer counterpart to our Extension Coordinator. She will organize volunteer support in the area to ensure alumna involvement during key phases in the establishment and installation process. no. 11, continued The District Director and Content Specialists will support this team.

Kappa Kappa Gamma is invested in providing engaging and innovative educational opportunities to members. Through training and educational resources, we aim to promote creativity, foster educational excellence and support women in becoming all that they aspire to be.

Sigma Kappa is one of the 26 National Panhellenic Conference sororities. Sigma Kappa’s values include personal growth, friendship, service and loyalty. Our commitment as a sorority is to live with heart which encouraged me to form a purposeful life rooted in a strong sense of character and our values. Through participation in this sorority I also have learned interpersonal skills from people of diverse backgrounds and the teamwork necessary to have a successful organization. I have seen the philanthropic needs in our society and understand the value of community involvement. As a member of Sigma Kappa, our main philanthropy is gerontology with an emphasis on funding Alzheimer’s

Kappa will sponsor one student to attend. The selected participant will join Beth Black, Fraternity President, and Pris Gerde, former Fraternity President, in Washington, D.C., April 24–27, 2017. Applications are due by 5 p.m. EST on Friday, Dec. 9, 2016.

Fall 2017: Immediately following an invitation to establish a chapter at Adelphi University: Members of Kappa’s extension team meet with Panhellenic leaders and staff to finalize the establishment schedule and “Be Kappa” marketing campaign details.

Our curriculums teach intellectual development, community responsibility, human dignity and so much more — everything you’d hope to gain from your experience in our organization. Through online learning opportunities, small group sessions and one-on-one meetings, you’ll learn Kappa’s core values and broaden your sorority

Greek life is prevalent throughout many college campuses. Greek life, also known as Fraternities and Sororities, appeals to college students. For the most part, the majority of 4-year universities provide the option of participating and, ultimately, joining a fraternity or sorority. Fraternities are strictly for male students while sororities service women. The creation of the first fraternity dates back to 1776 at the College of William and Mary. However, Kappa Sigma, the fraternity which is the focus of this paper, was founded only a few years back. During this short time period, many college students have passed through Kappa Sigma one of whom is my brother. Kappa Sigma has not been long standing but it has impacted Rutgers University

Kappa Kappa Gamma has developed a multi-layered volunteer structure that cultivates member achievement, and ultimately lays the foundation for personal growth and chapter success through content-specific support. Under this configuration we are able to provide the chapter and individual members with resources from volunteers who are experts in critical areas across the organization including:

A: The Nominating Committee Chairman Leadership Guide can be found by logging into www.kappa.org/members, and navigating to More Resources > Chapter President. This resource provides a step-by-step outline for the 6-week nomination and election process. The chapter President and Nominating Committee Chairman should also consult Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity Bylaws, Article XII., Section 6 and “Robert’s

• Leadership Consultants are staff members and recent graduates who travel to our chapters and work closely with local volunteer advisers and Content Specialists to address the chapter’s specific needs. Leadership Consultants will be on campus during establishment and Installation of the new chapter. New chapters can expect multiple visits from Leadership Consultants during other key times throughout the academic year, including Recruitment as well as officer transitions and training. • Chapter Consultants are trained staff members and young alumnae. They oversee all areas of chapter management and programming and will live on or near campus as they work with the chapter for the first two years. Typically, they are former Leadership Consultants who have experience working with collegians to develop strategies for positive growth. For a new Kappa chapter at GVSU, we will provide two resident Chapter Consultants for at least the first two years. • A Coordinator of Chapter Development is assigned to a new chapter for its first five years. She supports the Chapter Consultants and works with the local Advisory Board to build a strong infrastructure for chapter support. This highly trained volunteer works with the Extension Coordinator and has previous experience working with chapters. • Along with our Chapter Services Department at Kappa Headquarters, our Extension Coordinator oversees the logistics associated with establishment through