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Howard University in Washington, D.C., in 1908 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was organized on the campus of Ethel Hedgemen Lyle The inspiration for establishing Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated came from Tremain Robinson & Elizabeth Appa Cook, schoolteachers By whom was Ethel Hedgeman Lyle influenced? Lucy Diggs Slowe The first president of Alpha Kappa Alpha was By the International Program Committee, as defined by the Supreme Basileus How are chapter program activities determined? Leadership Seminar An activity for intensive national study of organizational ideas, structure and techniques of group leadership is known as
Second Supreme Anti-Basileus and Member-at-Large Undergraduates may hold which of the following offices? Scholarship All of these are standing committees of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated except International Regional Director The Director of the International Region is Alpha Kappa Alpha Corporate Office A transfer of the membership must be issued by Pink Tea Rose The colors of Alpha Kappa Alpha are salmon pink and apple green and the official flower is the Undergraduate, graduate, general, associate, honorary, and life Membership in the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated may be classified as Biennially How often does the Boule meet?
The administrative division of the Boule is Fellowships, Financial aid, job placement What programs have been developed to assist graduate members of AKA? 1948, Liberia When was the first international chapter set up and where was it? True Alpha Kappa Alpha is composed of chapters of equal rank known as the graduate and undergraduate. October 8, 1949 When was the first national office opened? True The sorority was incorporated on January 29, 1913. True The governing body of Alpha Kappa Alpha is known as the Boule. False- The boule is the governing body of Alpha Kappa Alpha to which all chapters shall be subordinate. The Boule is subordinate to all of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Chapters.
False- The Directorate shall have the power to conduct the business of the sorority when the Boule is not in session. The Directorate does not have the power to carry on the business of the sorority, when the Boule is not in session. True Each region holds an annual conference. True The Regional Conference has the power to make recommendations to the Directorate or to the Boule and to propose amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the Sorority. True A chapter or general member who wishes to amend the Constitution begins the amending process by forwarding the proposed change to the Regional Conference. 5656 South Stony Island Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60637 773 - 684 - 1282 Where is the sorority's Corporate Office? List the address and telephone number False- All officers of the Directorate are graduate sorors with the exception of the Second Supreme Anti- Basileus and two Undergraduate Members At-Large. All of the officers on the Directorate are graduate sorors.
Undergraduate, Graduate, General, Associate, Honorary, Life. List the classification of members in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and the requirements of each. Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Rho, Zeta Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Iota Phi Theta List the other predominantly Black Greek Letter Organizations. HBCU For Life: A Call to Action Target I Women's Healthcare and Wellness Target II Building Your Economic Legacy Target III The Arts! Target IV Global Impact Target V
Glenda Baskin Glover Supreme Basileus Danette Anthony Reed First Supreme Anti-Basileus Jasmyne E. McCoy Second Supreme Anti-Basileus Jasmine Williams and Alysse Guerrier Two undergraduate members at large Basileus President Anti-Basileus Vice- President Grammateus Secretary
Purpose of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
- To cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards
- To promote unity and friendship among college women
- To study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature
- To maintain a progressive interest in college life
- To be of service to all mankind (Stated in Article II of Constitution and Bylaws) AKA Charter Members
- Ethel Hedgeman Lyle
- Beulah Burke
- Lillie Burke
- Margaret Flagg Holmes
- Marjorie Hill
- Lucy Diggs Slowe
- Marie Woolfolk Taylor
- Anna Easter Brown
- Lavinia Norman First President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Lucy Diggs Slowe Not Ethel because Constitution stipulated that President be a senior (Ethel was a junior; "with sisterly admiration," nominated Lucy Slowe to be President)
Name and Colors
- Chosen by Beulah Burke
- Alpha, Kappa, and Alpha = first letters of the three Greek words that form the motto of the sorority. "By culture and by merit"
- Salmon pink and apple green
- Signifies abundance of life, femininity, fidelity, love What does 20 Pearls stand for For the 9 charter members, 7 sophomores, 4 incorporators Names of 7 sophomore founders (not initiated)
- Joanna Berry
- Norma Boyd
- Ethel Jones
- Sarah Meriweather
- Alice Murray
- Carrie Snowdon
- Harriet Terry Directorate
- Governing body of Alpha Kappa Alpha when the Boule is not in session
- Sorority's Board of Directors
- Current directorate is led by Supreme Basileus, and made up of 18 members
- Members = 15 graduate sorors and 3 undergraduate sorors (Second Supreme Anti-Basileus, two Undergraduate Members-at-Large)
