Chelsea Collins, Zeta Theta, tells the story of how she fell in love with the bagpipes.
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“In retrospect, it might have been odd for me, a sister who constantly wears her letters and one of the first to plan Tri Sigma events, to apply and interview to become a Rho Gamma (also known as Recruitment Guide) when it meant spending four months away from everything and all Tri Sigma. But I had a goal: I wanted to help other young ladies find their second family.” Want to read more from Rebecca on her Rho Gamma experience? Click inside!
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“To say UIFI was an inspiration would be an understatement. The people I met there reestablished my faith in humanity, and the overall experience reinforced the direction of my life, as well as the pursuit of my dreams. UIFI is not simply a leadership institute, it is a wake up call. It reminded me of who I am and who I want to be, and forced me to realize that both of those things are in my hands and are based on my actions.”
To read more about how inspired Rebecca is, and how inspiring she wants to continue to be, click inside:
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“I was brought up to keep my promises, so I always took my Sigma vows seriously, and bought in to the idea that as a Tri Sigma, I was to be “Faithful unto Death”, not just until graduation.” Click in to read the Tri Sigma story of Jackie King, Alpha Phi – Southwest Florida/Central Michigan alumnae chapters
A wonderful quote from Brenda Christie, AI, “I pay my alumnae dues because I know that there are more memories like this out there, just waiting to happen and I don’t want to miss them! I joined Tri Sigma because I wanted some good friends in college but what I got was so much more!” What else does Brenda have to say about her lifelong Tri Sigma adventure? Click in to see!
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Picture this: A conversation between two friends on blogs and twitter accounts from smart, inspiring young women. One friend says to the other, “Are you reading Smart, Pretty & Awkward?” Once I started reading, I was completely hooked. Then, I discovered that Molly is a Tri Sigma! Molly was gracious enough to provide some insights for us.
Continue reading Sigma Spotlight: Molly Ford from Smart, Pretty & Awkward »
Sigma Sigma Sigma is pleased to announce that Mary Kate Lobough has been hired as the Assistant Director of Chapter Services effective June 27, 2011.
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Our Executive Council members have touched so many lives, and we are incredibly blessed to have Council members who are beloved by both Tri Sigmas and by members of other fraternities and sororities. One National Vice President, Bethany Deines – Beta Kappa, is a fantastic example of a true Tri Sigma ambassador.
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Our second featured consultant is Corrinne Borsman, an initiate of Eta Tau chapter, and a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Our five regional leadership consultants (RLC’s) are recent graduates who travel the country to support, motivate, educate and inspire our collegiate chapters and colonies.
Our five regional leadership consultants (RLC’s) are recent graduates who travel the country to support, motivate, educate and inspire our collegiate chapters and colonies. The service of a consultant is so unique – as the skills and talents of a recent graduate offer something really special to our organization. We’ll tribute each of our RLC’s as they conclude their year on the road.
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