How will I go about getting an Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. sponsor?
Q. As I am doing my research on Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. I was wondering what was a sponsor and how do you go about getting one? Does the sponsor have to be a member of the sorority? Could it be the same person that writes your recommendation letter? Would I need a sponsor? I would greatly appreciate any feed back. I am extremely interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha and am trying to learn as much information as possible about the sorority without being a member. Once again all answers are appreciated.
Asked by gottamakeit - Tue Sep 22 14:51:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sponsor has to be a financially active member of the sorority. If you are seeking membership in a graduate chapter then yes you would need to sponsor. A sponsor is someone who knows you and thinks you would be an excellent addition to our sorority.
Answered by Miss_AKALady - Thu Sep 24 18:02:11 2009
Q. As I am doing my research on Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. I was wondering what was a sponsor and how do you go about getting one? Does the sponsor have to be a member of the sorority? Could it be the same person that writes your recommendation letter? Would I need a sponsor? I would greatly appreciate any feed back. I am extremely interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha and am trying to learn as much information as possible about the sorority without being a member. Once again all answers are appreciated.
Asked by gottamakeit - Tue Sep 22 14:51:21 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sponsor has to be a financially active member of the sorority. If you are seeking membership in a graduate chapter then yes you would need to sponsor. A sponsor is someone who knows you and thinks you would be an excellent addition to our sorority.
Answered by Miss_AKALady - Thu Sep 24 18:02:11 2009
what year do you have to be to join the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority?
Q. I'll be heading to college soon and i wanted to what year do i have to be join the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Georgia State Universoty.do i have to wait until my junior year or can i join my freshman year? Thank-you to anyone who answer this.
Asked by danceLOVE - Mon May 26 12:03:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You have to have one semester of college completed. The best advice is to check with Georgia State to see what they're requirements are as far as joining a Greek Organization.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Mon May 26 21:41:33 2008
Q. I'll be heading to college soon and i wanted to what year do i have to be join the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Georgia State Universoty.do i have to wait until my junior year or can i join my freshman year? Thank-you to anyone who answer this.
Asked by danceLOVE - Mon May 26 12:03:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You have to have one semester of college completed. The best advice is to check with Georgia State to see what they're requirements are as far as joining a Greek Organization.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Mon May 26 21:41:33 2008
If there s not a Local Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Graduate chapter in my area, should I approach a curr?
Q. If there s not a Local Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Graduate chapter in my area, should I approach a current member about joining? I current have a 4.0 GPA.
Asked by Karen - Tue Jan 5 13:31:57 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is no chapter in your area, go to the national website to find the chapter closest to you. You show your interest by attending events open to the public. If they don't have a website or if they do and it's not updated, you can find out about events by checking the newspaper, radio, word of mouth or fliers posted in shopping areas or community centers.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Wed Jan 6 12:39:42 2010
Q. If there s not a Local Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Graduate chapter in my area, should I approach a current member about joining? I current have a 4.0 GPA.
Asked by Karen - Tue Jan 5 13:31:57 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If there is no chapter in your area, go to the national website to find the chapter closest to you. You show your interest by attending events open to the public. If they don't have a website or if they do and it's not updated, you can find out about events by checking the newspaper, radio, word of mouth or fliers posted in shopping areas or community centers.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Wed Jan 6 12:39:42 2010
What should a letter of interest to a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc entail?
Q. How should I format the letter so that I can make it straight-forward yet detailed? What details about myself or the sorority do I have to include? Is it ok if I write them a letter of interest via facebook? If any members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. help me with this I would be greatly appreciated. Respectfully, RegalVirtuous
Asked by regalvirtuous09 - Sat Apr 19 13:50:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explanation as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open you up to the chapter members. I wouldn't suggest sending an interest letter over the internet. You include it your application.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Sat Apr 19 14:03:00 2008
Q. How should I format the letter so that I can make it straight-forward yet detailed? What details about myself or the sorority do I have to include? Is it ok if I write them a letter of interest via facebook? If any members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. help me with this I would be greatly appreciated. Respectfully, RegalVirtuous
Asked by regalvirtuous09 - Sat Apr 19 13:50:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explanation as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open you up to the chapter members. I wouldn't suggest sending an interest letter over the internet. You include it your application.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Sat Apr 19 14:03:00 2008
Expressing Interest in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc?
Q. Hi, I am a student at the top HBCU and I am very interested in joining Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. All of my life I have been told to be discreet and to not tell anyone that you want to join. At my school, the Members want you to set up a meeting with them and express interest formally. Should I do this? Or is this a bad idea?
Asked by TooPretty - Thu Nov 13 15:45:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that since you said you are "a student at the top HBCU," you must be at Hampton!!! Any place else is only second best. :-) What the members are asking you to do TOTALLY violates our current procedure for membership intake and is inappropiate activity...and they know it! No matter how innocent it seems, it's hazing! In fact, the Sorority's website states "MIP [Membership Intake Process] activities in the name of the Sorority prior to Rush are prohibited." The Rush is where you will formally make your desire for membership known, not in privately orchestrated meetings! The Undergraduate Membership Interest form states, "Hazing may include, but is not limited to: attending unauthorized rush meetings or sessions; removing… [cont.]
Answered by Kathi B - Fri Nov 14 07:34:55 2008
Q. Hi, I am a student at the top HBCU and I am very interested in joining Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated. All of my life I have been told to be discreet and to not tell anyone that you want to join. At my school, the Members want you to set up a meeting with them and express interest formally. Should I do this? Or is this a bad idea?
Asked by TooPretty - Thu Nov 13 15:45:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that since you said you are "a student at the top HBCU," you must be at Hampton!!! Any place else is only second best. :-) What the members are asking you to do TOTALLY violates our current procedure for membership intake and is inappropiate activity...and they know it! No matter how innocent it seems, it's hazing! In fact, the Sorority's website states "MIP [Membership Intake Process] activities in the name of the Sorority prior to Rush are prohibited." The Rush is where you will formally make your desire for membership known, not in privately orchestrated meetings! The Undergraduate Membership Interest form states, "Hazing may include, but is not limited to: attending unauthorized rush meetings or sessions; removing… [cont.]
Answered by Kathi B - Fri Nov 14 07:34:55 2008
Would joining Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority my senior year (undergrad) be looked down upon?
Q. Most prospective members of sororities/fraternities pledge their sophomore and junior years of undergrad. Would there be a lessened chance of the members accepting my membership into their sorority if I am classified as a senior? I would prefer members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. to respond. Thank You!
Asked by Angel A - Thu Oct 1 15:33:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angel, this is a good question that I think a lot of people have, so thank you for asking. When I was an undergraduate, we wanted to know why seniors waited so long to apply for membership. You may want to answer this question in your letter. Where I come from, chapters are small and freshmen and sophomores had the chance to experience neodom and then spend a few years solidly contributing to the chapter. Chapter members will essentially be making a grad soror if you come in in the spring and graduate a month or two later. They will not benefit from your gifts and talents. That said, while they probably wouldn't bring you in by yourself (too much for too little), putting you on a line with other people would be no "skin off their teeth." [cont.]
Answered by Choo Choo - Thu Oct 1 16:49:57 2009
Q. Most prospective members of sororities/fraternities pledge their sophomore and junior years of undergrad. Would there be a lessened chance of the members accepting my membership into their sorority if I am classified as a senior? I would prefer members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. to respond. Thank You!
Asked by Angel A - Thu Oct 1 15:33:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Angel, this is a good question that I think a lot of people have, so thank you for asking. When I was an undergraduate, we wanted to know why seniors waited so long to apply for membership. You may want to answer this question in your letter. Where I come from, chapters are small and freshmen and sophomores had the chance to experience neodom and then spend a few years solidly contributing to the chapter. Chapter members will essentially be making a grad soror if you come in in the spring and graduate a month or two later. They will not benefit from your gifts and talents. That said, while they probably wouldn't bring you in by yourself (too much for too little), putting you on a line with other people would be no "skin off their teeth." [cont.]
Answered by Choo Choo - Thu Oct 1 16:49:57 2009
All ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorported, Is there a reason that the greek letters?
Q. Alpha Kappa Alpha were chosen to represent or name your sorority?
Asked by Mizz.Purdy - Fri Mar 9 09:24:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes there is a reason that The letters Alpha Kappa Alpha was chosen as the name. It holds special meaning to us and can not be released. If you decide that you would loke to become a member and are selected for memnership, you will find out then. Sorry.
Answered by Lively Ivy 1908 - Fri Mar 9 16:57:01 2007
Q. Alpha Kappa Alpha were chosen to represent or name your sorority?
Asked by Mizz.Purdy - Fri Mar 9 09:24:14 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes there is a reason that The letters Alpha Kappa Alpha was chosen as the name. It holds special meaning to us and can not be released. If you decide that you would loke to become a member and are selected for memnership, you will find out then. Sorry.
Answered by Lively Ivy 1908 - Fri Mar 9 16:57:01 2007
For Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Members Only?
Q. Does receiving an acceptance letter from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incoorporated means you became a member, or is it the next step in the Membership Intake Process. I have heard many rumors stating that horrible things happen to individuals that pledge.
Asked by Mizz - Sat Feb 27 01:13:00 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A letter of acceptance or invitation by no means indicates that one is an official member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. One has to complete the Membership Intake Process prior to becoming a member of the sorority. Please note that pledging is not part of the membership intake process. Any hazing activities should be reported to a graduate advisor at the University or the corporate office.
Answered by Miss_AKALady - Sat Feb 27 15:32:43 2010
Q. Does receiving an acceptance letter from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incoorporated means you became a member, or is it the next step in the Membership Intake Process. I have heard many rumors stating that horrible things happen to individuals that pledge.
Asked by Mizz - Sat Feb 27 01:13:00 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A letter of acceptance or invitation by no means indicates that one is an official member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. One has to complete the Membership Intake Process prior to becoming a member of the sorority. Please note that pledging is not part of the membership intake process. Any hazing activities should be reported to a graduate advisor at the University or the corporate office.
Answered by Miss_AKALady - Sat Feb 27 15:32:43 2010
I Love What Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority stand for and does in the community! Just a Question?
Q. I have been attending some events given by the local Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in my state for some time. It's crunch time and I was advised that the ladies really think I could be an asset to this great organization (Thank God!) The issue is that I come from a long line of ladies that are active in another sorority. During my undergrad years they constantly stressed me becoming a part of their organization. I decided to attend rush and turn in paper work. As an adult my choice never changed, will this affect my being approved for Alpha Kappa Alpha? Sometimes its easier to tell someone they should have thought long and hard about their choice, it's sometimes hard for a teenager to think clearly with strong family influence. As an… [cont.]
Asked by ThankyouGodforblessingme - Sat Sep 15 11:16:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you did not participate in the actual membership process of the other sorority, then you are eligible for membership into Alpha Kappa Alpha. Really, it depends on whether or not some AKAs from your school are in the chapter you are pursuing now because there could be a backlash . . . there are so many factors. Regardless, I don't think you should give up on your desire to be an Alpha Kappa Alpha lady. During the graduate process for Alpha Kappa Alpha, you must be invited to participate in membership intake. Please review our website for more clarification: www.aka1908.org : Graduate Membership Requirements: * Completion of at least a baccalaureate degree with a cumulative average of at least C+ or a graduate degree from an… [cont.]
Answered by Sweetpea - Sun Sep 16 10:27:06 2007
Q. I have been attending some events given by the local Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in my state for some time. It's crunch time and I was advised that the ladies really think I could be an asset to this great organization (Thank God!) The issue is that I come from a long line of ladies that are active in another sorority. During my undergrad years they constantly stressed me becoming a part of their organization. I decided to attend rush and turn in paper work. As an adult my choice never changed, will this affect my being approved for Alpha Kappa Alpha? Sometimes its easier to tell someone they should have thought long and hard about their choice, it's sometimes hard for a teenager to think clearly with strong family influence. As an… [cont.]
Asked by ThankyouGodforblessingme - Sat Sep 15 11:16:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you did not participate in the actual membership process of the other sorority, then you are eligible for membership into Alpha Kappa Alpha. Really, it depends on whether or not some AKAs from your school are in the chapter you are pursuing now because there could be a backlash . . . there are so many factors. Regardless, I don't think you should give up on your desire to be an Alpha Kappa Alpha lady. During the graduate process for Alpha Kappa Alpha, you must be invited to participate in membership intake. Please review our website for more clarification: www.aka1908.org : Graduate Membership Requirements: * Completion of at least a baccalaureate degree with a cumulative average of at least C+ or a graduate degree from an… [cont.]
Answered by Sweetpea - Sun Sep 16 10:27:06 2007
what to know about Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc prior to rush?
Q. prior to rush what information should be known about the sorority? im in the process of memorizing: founders former presidents greek alphabet the organizations history honorary members the last line of my schools chapter key terms (such as the names for positions held ex. president) Is there anything else that an intrest should know about the sorority with out digging too deep? I am prepairing myself for rush and i am a very serious aspirant. i am attending events, meeting members, keeping my grades up, actively involved in 5 campus organizations, and completing community service. (i have no time to sleep but thats ok) I am not sure if Alpha Kappa Alpha will be holding rush in 2008 due to the 100th year celebration. Regardless i am… [cont.]
Asked by Sidney L - Sun Oct 7 18:27:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've research all the info that you need for an inspirant. Here's a little more info you could use for the interest meeting: What should be in an interest letter: 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explaination as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open… [cont.]
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Mon Oct 8 15:56:01 2007
Q. prior to rush what information should be known about the sorority? im in the process of memorizing: founders former presidents greek alphabet the organizations history honorary members the last line of my schools chapter key terms (such as the names for positions held ex. president) Is there anything else that an intrest should know about the sorority with out digging too deep? I am prepairing myself for rush and i am a very serious aspirant. i am attending events, meeting members, keeping my grades up, actively involved in 5 campus organizations, and completing community service. (i have no time to sleep but thats ok) I am not sure if Alpha Kappa Alpha will be holding rush in 2008 due to the 100th year celebration. Regardless i am… [cont.]
Asked by Sidney L - Sun Oct 7 18:27:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've research all the info that you need for an inspirant. Here's a little more info you could use for the interest meeting: What should be in an interest letter: 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explaination as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open… [cont.]
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Mon Oct 8 15:56:01 2007
How should I start my Interest Letter off for Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Inc?
Q. I am trying to write my interest letter for AKA and cannot seem to start it off right. What exactly needs to go into the letter and what else should I include in this letter?Thank you for your all of your help. Please only good advice.
Asked by Jellena - Tue Feb 16 20:59:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explanation as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open you up to the chapter members reading it and it should give them a real feel for who you are.
Answered by Ivies and Pearls - Wed Feb 17 16:16:14 2010
Q. I am trying to write my interest letter for AKA and cannot seem to start it off right. What exactly needs to go into the letter and what else should I include in this letter?Thank you for your all of your help. Please only good advice.
Asked by Jellena - Tue Feb 16 20:59:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. The letter should be one page in length. 2. It should tell us why, specifically, you believe that you should be offered membership. 3. It should tell us what you have to offer the sorority. 4. It should give us an explanation as to why you want to be a member of our sorority. 5. You can leave out some of the more obvious things, like what school u attend. 6. You should approach writing it like you are in an interview; think of some of the questions that would matter to the the interviewer (above mentioned points) and answer them in the letter. 7. The letter should open you up to the chapter members reading it and it should give them a real feel for who you are.
Answered by Ivies and Pearls - Wed Feb 17 16:16:14 2010
Are there any city-wide chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated in Dallas, Texas?
Q. I am asking because there is no chapter on my campus and/or Greek life. I am very interested in becoming a member of the dynamic sorority.
Asked by Wonder Woman - Tue Jan 20 00:48:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can find the answer to your question by visiting the national website at www.aka1908.com
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Tue Jan 20 15:16:46 2009
Q. I am asking because there is no chapter on my campus and/or Greek life. I am very interested in becoming a member of the dynamic sorority.
Asked by Wonder Woman - Tue Jan 20 00:48:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can find the answer to your question by visiting the national website at www.aka1908.com
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Tue Jan 20 15:16:46 2009
Interested in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. As a graduate would the GPA affect membership?
Q. The GPA does not tell of the person's character, heart, and dedication. Should those of us just continue to support Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc., understanding that our GPA may be hinderance?
Asked by Meek One - Sun May 6 20:29:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grades may not tell a person's character in life but with Alpha Kappa Alapha ,grades are a factor! . We strive for HIGH Scholastic Acheivement. Just b/c you have a degree does not mean you qualify, you have to have a certain GPA. Please see www.aka1908.com it will answer a lot of your questions!
Answered by RealDeal_1908 - Thu May 10 11:26:43 2007
Q. The GPA does not tell of the person's character, heart, and dedication. Should those of us just continue to support Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc., understanding that our GPA may be hinderance?
Asked by Meek One - Sun May 6 20:29:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grades may not tell a person's character in life but with Alpha Kappa Alapha ,grades are a factor! . We strive for HIGH Scholastic Acheivement. Just b/c you have a degree does not mean you qualify, you have to have a certain GPA. Please see www.aka1908.com it will answer a lot of your questions!
Answered by RealDeal_1908 - Thu May 10 11:26:43 2007
How do I know if I will have enough community service hours to be considered for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority?
Q. I have only been doing community service for a couple of months. I've heard people say that they look for community service at least for a year, 100 hours, 200 hours, etc. Does it matter the time span that you've been doing them, or the amount of hours that you have?
Asked by prized possession - Wed Oct 15 11:18:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are not required to have a specific number of hours to join the sorority. You are required to complete an evidence of community/campus involvement form & you can submit up to 3 of those forms. It may help you if you think about if you were a member. How many hours would you want somone to have if they wanted to join your organization? I hope this helps you.. I am not a member by the way but I have been giving this information from members.
Answered by prestigious_one88 - Wed Oct 15 14:30:33 2008
Q. I have only been doing community service for a couple of months. I've heard people say that they look for community service at least for a year, 100 hours, 200 hours, etc. Does it matter the time span that you've been doing them, or the amount of hours that you have?
Asked by prized possession - Wed Oct 15 11:18:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are not required to have a specific number of hours to join the sorority. You are required to complete an evidence of community/campus involvement form & you can submit up to 3 of those forms. It may help you if you think about if you were a member. How many hours would you want somone to have if they wanted to join your organization? I hope this helps you.. I am not a member by the way but I have been giving this information from members.
Answered by prestigious_one88 - Wed Oct 15 14:30:33 2008
How many community service hours did you have when seeking membership into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.?
Q. What would be the minimum amount of hours you would accept from a prospective?
Asked by tammi j - Thu Jul 26 17:16:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're seeking to do minimums, you need to look for another organization. Please refer to the website and current members that you already know and trust. That's the best way to learn the answers to this and surely many other questions that you have. Above all, be discreet if you're serious.
Answered by Excuse me? - Mon Jul 30 11:02:40 2007
Q. What would be the minimum amount of hours you would accept from a prospective?
Asked by tammi j - Thu Jul 26 17:16:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you're seeking to do minimums, you need to look for another organization. Please refer to the website and current members that you already know and trust. That's the best way to learn the answers to this and surely many other questions that you have. Above all, be discreet if you're serious.
Answered by Excuse me? - Mon Jul 30 11:02:40 2007
Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated?
Q. I'm interested in learning more about Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Incorporated and I just wanted to know why you decided to join the organization and how has the organization affected your life after you became a member?
Asked by Michelle - Tue Oct 13 00:32:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not a member, but I am aspiring for graduate chapter. I am wanting to do it because I want to get more involve with the community service efforts. Also, to form lasting and quality bonds with ladies that share the vision of the sorority and other like-minded interests as well. I am more so moved at the longevity of the organization and how they overcame the obstacles that faced them during 1908 when Blacks weren't granted education before them. With the abundance of civil rights injustice, KKK protests, numerous lynchings in the South, etc., our Black greek organizations had to see the plight of our culture in order to cultivate these illustrious organizations that we have and that are still vibrant today. You must do plenty of… [cont.]
Answered by palm tree - Thu Oct 15 17:42:17 2009
Q. I'm interested in learning more about Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, Incorporated and I just wanted to know why you decided to join the organization and how has the organization affected your life after you became a member?
Asked by Michelle - Tue Oct 13 00:32:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not a member, but I am aspiring for graduate chapter. I am wanting to do it because I want to get more involve with the community service efforts. Also, to form lasting and quality bonds with ladies that share the vision of the sorority and other like-minded interests as well. I am more so moved at the longevity of the organization and how they overcame the obstacles that faced them during 1908 when Blacks weren't granted education before them. With the abundance of civil rights injustice, KKK protests, numerous lynchings in the South, etc., our Black greek organizations had to see the plight of our culture in order to cultivate these illustrious organizations that we have and that are still vibrant today. You must do plenty of… [cont.]
Answered by palm tree - Thu Oct 15 17:42:17 2009
Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.which of your history books would you recommend an interest read?
Q. Which one do you believe would be most beneficial to someone interested in learning more about the history of your organization? Also, do you have a favorite? Thank you!
Asked by Mioki L - Sat Jul 11 16:22:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several books out that I would suggest you read: The Divine Nine: The History of African American Fraternities and Sororities by Lawrence C. Ross, Jr. Sorority Sisters by Tajuana Butler Black Greek 101: The Culture, Customs and Challenges of Black Fraternities and Sororities by Walter M. Kimbrough African American Fraternities and Sororities by Tameral L. Brown My favorite is Sorority Sisters by Tajuana Butler.
Answered by Alpha Kappa Alpha - Sat Jul 11 18:52:36 2009
Q. Which one do you believe would be most beneficial to someone interested in learning more about the history of your organization? Also, do you have a favorite? Thank you!
Asked by Mioki L - Sat Jul 11 16:22:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several books out that I would suggest you read: The Divine Nine: The History of African American Fraternities and Sororities by Lawrence C. Ross, Jr. Sorority Sisters by Tajuana Butler Black Greek 101: The Culture, Customs and Challenges of Black Fraternities and Sororities by Walter M. Kimbrough African American Fraternities and Sororities by Tameral L. Brown My favorite is Sorority Sisters by Tajuana Butler.
Answered by Alpha Kappa Alpha - Sat Jul 11 18:52:36 2009
What do I include in my resume for a sorority?Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated?
Q. The sorority I am interested is hosting a stop the violence conference and interest have to submit applications along with a resume. HELP!!
Asked by hupearldiva09 - Fri Oct 3 10:22:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can put several things on your resume, such as the following: birth, college, college address, what year are you, father, mother, and family greek affiliations, honors and achievements, elected offices, other activities, personal hobbies and interests, and your work experience. Hope this helps, and good luck! Also, ask them what you should include on your sorority resume, I'm sure they would be happy to help!
Answered by Bob S - Fri Oct 3 10:29:19 2008
Q. The sorority I am interested is hosting a stop the violence conference and interest have to submit applications along with a resume. HELP!!
Asked by hupearldiva09 - Fri Oct 3 10:22:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can put several things on your resume, such as the following: birth, college, college address, what year are you, father, mother, and family greek affiliations, honors and achievements, elected offices, other activities, personal hobbies and interests, and your work experience. Hope this helps, and good luck! Also, ask them what you should include on your sorority resume, I'm sure they would be happy to help!
Answered by Bob S - Fri Oct 3 10:29:19 2008
Graduating from DeVry University, will Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Grad chapter accept degree?
Q. Does the Bachelors Degree have to be from an accredited university? I ask this because an Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Grad Advisor at a university told me I could not become a member of an undergrad chapter because DeVry is not an accredited university.
Asked by B C - Thu Jan 15 14:54:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, your degree would have to be from an accredited university in order to become a member both on the undergraduate or graduate level. If you go to grad school and complete your advanced degree from and accredited school you may be able to apply for membership at that time. Good Luck in your pursuits!
Answered by Candygirl23 - Thu Jan 15 17:28:24 2009
Q. Does the Bachelors Degree have to be from an accredited university? I ask this because an Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Grad Advisor at a university told me I could not become a member of an undergrad chapter because DeVry is not an accredited university.
Asked by B C - Thu Jan 15 14:54:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, your degree would have to be from an accredited university in order to become a member both on the undergraduate or graduate level. If you go to grad school and complete your advanced degree from and accredited school you may be able to apply for membership at that time. Good Luck in your pursuits!
Answered by Candygirl23 - Thu Jan 15 17:28:24 2009
Does anyone know how much is costs to join Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.?
Q. I want to know how much it costs to join Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. so I can be financially ready when they take their next line this Spring.
Asked by PrincessBeBe - Thu Oct 30 18:33:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the chapter. It can cost any where from 300 to the thousands.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Fri Nov 7 08:45:16 2008
Q. I want to know how much it costs to join Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. so I can be financially ready when they take their next line this Spring.
Asked by PrincessBeBe - Thu Oct 30 18:33:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on the chapter. It can cost any where from 300 to the thousands.
Answered by prettyakadoll1908 - Fri Nov 7 08:45:16 2008
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