Module 3 - Sigma Image Flashcards
(13 cards)
Members have a responsibility to
- Obey the rules of the sorority
- Hold sorority matters in strict secrecy
- Let your life exemplify high principles for others to follow
- Cooperate with officers and members of the sorority
- Train for leadership as far as your ability permits
- Know your sorors and let them know you by your outstanding works and actions
When is the annual head tax national assessment due
July 1st - 90 day grace period
The Pledge
portrays a member’s strong devotion and sincere dedication to sharing Sigma’s goals and high aims. The Pledge expresses the member’s deep respect for sisterhood along with the precious expectation of Sigma Gamma Rho.
Sorority’s Slogan
Greater Service, Greater Progress
Broad in interpretation and it carries the connotation that it could mean either or both social betterment and personal uplift
Sorority’s Principles
sisterhood, scholarship and service
Sorority’s Hymn
The Official Badge
the pin is an open book with a torch as its foundation, ten pearls mounted on the edges and two rubies at the base
The Coat of Arms
consists of the lamp of learning, a quill, a serpent, two stars, skull and crossbones, and the fasces (bundle of sticks with an ax)
The sorority’s coat of arms is not awarded to every women who seeks membership, but rather to a woman who has been selected and deemed worthy of the honor of proudly displaying it
The Sorority’s Flower
Yellow Tea Rose
an experience of beauty, strength and radiance. Though beautiful and delicate, both (Sigma soror) have the strength to withstand trials caused by man and nature. Both share radiance
The Sorority’s Colors
Royal Blue and Antique Gold, present the Sigma soror in her glorious wealth of values, truth and purity
The Poodle
chosen as the sorority’s mascot by Quindonell S. Robertson, the 8th Southwestern Region Syntaktes, because the poodle carries itself in a classy, sophisticated way and it is one of the most beautiful and intelligent dog breeds
Sigma Attire
- A plain uninterrupted royal blue and/or gold dress or skirted suit
- A white dress or white suit skirted suit
- A black dress or suit (something you could wear to a business meeting)
- A formal dress that is either royal blue and/or gold
- A quality shirt, free of stains or wear marks bearing the name “Sigma Gamma Rho” and or the letters for casual functions
- Optional: a Gold business suit and dress
Attire for events
- Plenary session - suits, dresses and dressy pant suits. Shorts and jeans are not acceptable
- Public meeting - business suits
- Banquets - formal or after-five preferred unless there is a special theme
- Step shows - clean, neat paraphernalia is accepted in moderation; excessive use of paraphernalia is frowned upon
- Parties - sophisticated, tasteful clothing that is clean and neat; keep in mind that any outfit will reflect upon the entire sorority and therefore, should not be too risqué or provocative
- The official sorority badge may not be worm with pants or on a jacket; it should not be worn where alcohol is being served