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Our Zeta Theta chapter at Idaho State University recently celebrated their 20th anniversary, after being installed on February 2, 1992. We’re thrilled to have a chapter on this cutting-edge campus. Their doll is heavily reflective of fashion in the early1990′s, with high waisted jeans, a Tri Sigma t-shirt, a pearl bracelet, bob, and headband.

The sweetest Valentine’s Day story we’ve heard in a long time involves Kayla Potts, our former chapter president from the Zeta Gamma Chapter, and her sweetheart, Caden Martin, a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Click inside to experience an engagement that is less than 24 hours old!

We have built a relationship with this group of soldiers in Afghanistan, and we will start to match you or your chapter with service people in need. Want to gather a group of sisters to adopt a group of soldiers or a specific soldier? We’re going to help you.

In an age of fraternity/sorority members searching for significance, we are really impressed with this blog.

Take a look at what a young woman has done to gently and honestly offer tips on maximizing your sorority experience. She’s kept the advice and information straightforward and simple. She’s not trying to sell books or herself as a speaker, and her authenticity just really works. We encourage you to take a look.

Sigma Sigma Sigma National Sorority is saddened by the loss of Garrit Schutte, father of current National President Kaye Schutte Schendel, Gamma Phi. Mr. Schutte sadly passed away during the early morning hours on Friday, January 27th, at the age of 86. The Tri Sigma sisterhood offers our most sincere condolences during this difficult time.

“The idea that every member of an organization will be equally committed and engaged is a fantasy, and [we] are wasting [our] time whining about it.” Let’s take a closer look at the new book by CampusSpeak founder and CEO, T.J. Sullivan. If you are in need of a new way to motivate the “movable middle” in your organization, or need ideas to re-engage a chapter that has lost motivation, feels overprogrammed or apathetic, see Christina’s review of “Motivating the Middle” here. Then pick up a copy of T.J.’s book, or suggest that your fraternity/sorority advisor or student programs office picks up a copy! It comes Tri Sigma approved!

We want your Membership Recruitment Director to be empowered to lead. A values-focused recruitment starts and ends with a tone of preparation, and we would love for you to feel like your needs, for your campus are front and center. We’re super excited to share a preview of the recruitment toolkit with you.

Last Fall, we hosted a contest where you submitted palindromes, or phrases that work the same way backwards and forwards with a different meaning. We’ve seen some wonderful examples from the University of Missouri and Beta Theta Pi – but no example reflected the experience of sorority membership specifically. Click inside to see one Tri Sigma reverse the stereotype.

Eta Zeta was chartered on December 13, 1997 after discovering that there was interest on the part of a transfer student from Zeta Mu, the other chapter in Alaska at the time. That kind of drive and passion for Tri Sigma paid off, and a delegation traveled to Anchorage and discovered an environment where Tri Sigma could be successful. Lear