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Total questions: 106

Worksheet time: 4hrs 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the mission statement of the Sorority?

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2.

At what national convention was Grand Chapter created?

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3.

To whom or what group is the Jewel Temperance dedicated?

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4.

What was the purpose of the National Vigilance Committee? Please answer in a complete sentence.

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5.

Name the Nine Jewels.

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6.

Delta Sigma Theta was incorporated in what year?

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7.

The Jewel Courtesy is dedicated to whom or what group in Delta?

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8.

Which Honorary Member wrote the Delta Oath?

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9.

. What three chapters were in attendance at the First National Convention?

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10.

What is the meaning of the Jewel Dedication?

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11.

Name the elements of the Minerva Circle of Identity.

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12.

Who designed the Sorority Crest?

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13.

On what university campus was Delta Sigma Theta Sorority founded?

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14.

Name the writers of the Delta Sigma Theta National Hymn.

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15.

What were the first two graduate (now called alumnae) chapters authorized by Delta Sigma Theta? Use full chapter names

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16.

How many principles provide the overall framework for all of the initiation activities?

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17.

Name the first three Honorary Members initiated into Delta Sigma Theta?

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18.

In what year was Mary McLeod Bethune initiated?

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19.

The Jewels representing the Nine Cardinal Virtues are located on which Greek letter on the Delta Pin?

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20.

I will close my ears

(a)  

21.

I will take an active interest in the welfare

(a)  

22.

I will never belittle any race

(a)  

23.

Who is the current International President?

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24.

Who is the current First Vice President?

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25.

Who is the current Second Vice President?

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26.

Who is the current National Secretary?

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27.

Who is the current Executive Director?

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28.

Name three of the current national committees

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29.

Name the immediate Past National President of the Sorority.

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30.

List the seven regions of the sorority

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31.

Name the location of four of the international chapters of the Sorority

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32.

In which region is the chapter that you are seeking membership, located?

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33.

Name the Regional Director of the chapter that you are seeking membership

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34.

Name the Regional Representative of the chapter that you are seeking membership

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35.

List two programs for Economic Development

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36.

List two programs for Educational Development

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37.

List two programs for International Awareness and Involvement

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38.

List two programs for Physical and Mental Health

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39.

List two programs for Political Awareness and Involvement

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40.

List one local chapter program for Economic Development

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41.

List one local chapter program for Educational Development

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42.

List one local chapter program for International Awareness and Involvement

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43.

List one local chapter program for Physical and Mental Health

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44.

List one local chapter program for Political Awareness and Involvement

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45.

List two traditional programs of Delta Sigma Theta.

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46.

describe one of the Traditional Programs as it is practiced in the local chapter that you are applying/seeking membership - noting the program’s significance to Delta sorors.

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47.

What are the goals of the Dr. Betty Shabazz Delta Academy and the Dr. Jeanne L. Noble Delta GEMS? Write two sentences for each.

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48.

What is the Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair and how do local chapters participate in the Program?

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49.

. Describe the function and purpose, noting at least one current emphasis of the Social Action Commission.

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50.

What is the mission of the Delta Research and Educational Foundation (DREF)?

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51.

What is the theme of the current biennium?

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52.

Relate the current biennium theme to one element of the Five-Point Programmatic Thrust of Delta Sigma Theta.

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53.

List an honorary member and their contribution

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54.

List an honorary member and their contribution

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55.

List an honorary member and their contribution

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56.

List an honorary member and their contribution

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57.

List an honorary member and their contribution

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58.

Tribute to the Arts & Artists​ ​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Althea T.L. Simmons
Mary Church Terrell
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Lillian Award
59.

A bronze statue of a Black woman - arms are broken​ ​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sadie T. M. Alexander Award
Althea T.L. Simmons
Mary Church Terrell
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
60.

Honors work in the field of Civil Rights​ (a)   ​

Choose from the below words
Althea T.L. Simmons
Mary Church Terrell
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
61.

Collegiate Chapter with highest GPA ​ ​ ​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Althea T.L. Simmons
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
62.

Given for Outstanding Government Service​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Althea T.L. Simmons
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
63.

Social Action Award (a)  

Choose from the below words
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Keeper of the Flame
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Althea T.L. Simmons
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
64.

Supports and sustains commitment to HBCUs​ (a)   ​

Choose from the below words
Keeper of the Flame
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished Professor
Althea T. L. Simmons Award
65.

Outstanding contributions to African American Heritage​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Althea T. L. Simmons Award
Keeper of the Flame
The Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished
66.

Honorary Member established home for unwanted babies​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Lillian Award
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Althea T. L. Simmons Award
The Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished
Clare M. Hale Humanitarian
Keeper of the Flame
67.

Honors achievement in field of communication​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Osceola Award
Sadie T. M. Alexander
Mary Church Terrell
Minerva Award for Academic Excellence
Patricia Roberts Harris Award
Althea T. L. Simmons Award
The Dr. Thelma Thomas Daley Distinguished
Keeper of the Flame
Lillian Award
Humanitarian
68.

Embodied in the virtues of the nine Jewels and the Delta Oath.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Stand
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fortitude Pin
Fundamental Principles
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
69.

Created in recognition for contributions of $1000+ for DREF. Can be worn as a pendant.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Stand
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Fundmental Principles
Fortitude Pin
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Diamond Jubilee Pin
70.

Designed by Epsilon Chapter, Ohio State University and adopted in 1920 at the second National Convention.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Stand
Sorority Public Motto
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Fortitude Pin
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
71.

“Intelligence is the Torch of Wisdom.”​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Stand
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Fortitude Pin
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Sorority Public Motto
72.

How do members respond after three raps of the gavel during Delta meetings?​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Fortitude Pin
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Stand
73.

A replica of the sculpture Fortitude, commissioned by the Sorority and unveiled at Howard University in 1979.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Stand
Sorority Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Fortitude Pin
74.

Designed by Madree Penn White and comprised of three Greek letters, Δ (Delta), Σ (Sigma), Θ (Theta).​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Stand
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Fortitude Pin
Sorority Pin
75.

Symbolizes the public motto and is represented by the red candle used during ritualistic ceremonies.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Stand
Sorority Pin
Sorority Emblem
Pyramid Public Motto
Fortitude Pin
Torch of Wisdom
76.

The Goddess Minerva, the Goddess of Wisdom.​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Stand
Sorority Pin
Pyramid Public Motto
Fortitude Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Sorority Emblem
77.

“Scholarship, fellowship, service, and a desire to attain all that would ennoble."​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Sorority Public Motto
Pyramid Pin
Diamond Jubilee Pin
Fundmental Principles
Stand
Sorority Pin
Sorority Emblem
Fortitude Pin
Torch of Wisdom
Pyramid Public Motto
78.

Born in El Paso, Texas; gifted singer and actress who harnessed her vocal powers and sang for TV shows following

a)

Winona Cargile Alexander

b)

Zephyr Chisom Carter

c)

Mammie Reddy Rose

d)

Frederica Chase Dodd

e)

Vashti Turley Murphy

79.

Graduated from the first public high school for Blacks in the U.S. known as Dunbar H.S. in Washington, D.C.

a)

Winona Cargile Alexander

b)

Zephyr Chisom Carter

c)

Mammie Reddy Rose

d)

Frederica Chase Dodd

e)

Vashti Turley Murphy

80.

Was from a small town in Belton, South Carolina. First of the Founders to enter into the Omega Omega Chapter on Feb. 17, 1919.

a)

Winona Cargile Alexander

b)

Zephyr Chisom Carter

c)

Mammie Reddy Rose

d)

Frederica Chase Dodd

e)

Vashti Turley Murphy

81.

First sergeant-at-arms of the Alpha Chapter; charter member of the Dallas Alumnae Chapter

a)

Winona Cargile Alexander

b)

Zephyr Chisom Carter

c)

Mammie Reddy Rose

d)

Frederica Chase Dodd

e)

Vashti Turley Murphy

82.

First custodian (historian) of the Alpha Chapter; was the first Black social worker with New York City and New York County charities.

a)

Winona Cargile Alexander

b)

Zephyr Chisom Carter

c)

Mammie Reddy Rose

d)

Frederica Chase Dodd

e)

Vashti Turley Murphy

83.

Presented First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to parents at the John Wesley AME Zion Church in 1945; had interactions with multiple U.S. Presidents including William H. Taft and John F. Kennedy.

a)

Edith Motte Young

b)

Ethel Cuff Black

c)

Osceola Macarthy Adams

d)

Olive Claire Jones

e)

Florence Letcher Toms

84.

Became a music teacher in the Washington, D.C. school system.

a)

Edith Motte Young

b)

Ethel Cuff Black

c)

Osceola Macarthy Adams

d)

Olive Claire Jones

e)

Florence Letcher Toms

85.

The first vice president of Alpha Chapter; first Black teacher in Richmond County, N.Y.; charter member of the Queens Alumnae Chapter.

a)

Edith Motte Young

b)

Ethel Cuff Black

c)

Osceola Macarthy Adams

d)

Olive Claire Jones

e)

Florence Letcher Toms

86.

Served as the recording secretary of the Alpha Chapter; taught at Claflin College in Orangeburg, S.C

a)

Edith Motte Young

b)

Ethel Cuff Black

c)

Osceola Macarthy Adams

d)

Olive Claire Jones

e)

Florence Letcher Toms

87.

Founder who selected the Delta mottoes; an acclaimed actress and Directress of the Harlem School of Arts.

a)

Edith Motte Young

b)

Ethel Cuff Black

c)

Osceola Macarthy Adams

d)

Olive Claire Jones

e)

Florence Letcher Toms

88.

The only Founder to receive a doctorate degree.

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

89.

. Born in Winfield, Kansas, and participated in the March on Washington in 1913 and 1981.

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

90.

Last surviving Founder in 1993; the first Black graduate of Washingtonville High School.

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

91.

Last surviving Founder in 1993; the first Black graduate of Washingtonville High School.

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

92.

Born in Illinois; constant supporter of Alpha Chapter

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

93.

Accomplished linguist who spoke German, French, Greek, and Latin; designed ceremony for inducting Honorary Members; first woman of the campus paper, The Howard University Journal.

a)

Madree Penn White

b)

Bertha Pitts Campbell

c)

Marguerite Young Alexander

d)

Eliza Pearl Shippen

e)

Naomi Sewell Richardson

94.

President and valedictorian of her graduating class; married a Founder of Omega Psi Phi.

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Jessie McGuire Dent

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

95.

Teacher for more than 30 years, then began a career in dramatics.

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Jessie McGuire Dent

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

96.

First corresponding secretary of Alpha Chapter; instrumental in integrating the Galveston Public School System.

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Jessie McGuire Dent

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

97.

Author of the novel “The Valley of the Poor” about poor Blacks in the South.

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Jessie McGuire Dent

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

98.

Excellent musician and graduated as Valedictorian of the Teachers College

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Jessie McGuire Dent

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Pauline Oberdorfer Minor

99.

First president of the Alpha Chapter; was an active member of the NAACP and the National Council of Negro Women.

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Myra Davis Hemmings

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Jimmie Bugg Middleton

100.

Helped lobby Delta Sigma Theta to participate in the March for Women’s Suffrage

a)

Edna Brown Coleman

b)

Myra Davis Hemmings

c)

Ethel Carr Watson

d)

Wertie Blackwell Weaver

e)

Jimmie Bugg Middleton

101.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

The mortgage of Delta’s first Headquarters building was burned

1.

Dorothy Penman Harrison

b)

Delegates voted to hold national convention every two years

2.

Dorothy Penman Harrison

c)

The National Pan-Hellenic Council was formed

3.

Anna Johnson Julian

d)

Formed partnership with Habitat for Humanity to build 22 homes

4.

Bertha Maxwell Roddey

e)

Appointed to serve on several commissions by Presidents Johnson, Nixon, and Kennedy

5.

Jeanne L. Noble

102.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

1705, 1707 and 1709 New Hampshire Ave. acquired for Delta’s Headquarters

1.

Lillian Pierce Benbow

b)

Omega Omega was established as a Memorial Chapter

2.

Dorothy Pelham Beckley

c)

National Boards were created as part of the organizational structure

3.

Gladys Byram Shepperd

d)

Theme was “Every Delta in the Delta House”

4.

Yvonne Kennedy

e)

Delta Academy II – GEMS established

5.

Louise A. Rice

103.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

“Fortitude” commissioned and presented to Howard University as a tribute to the Founders

1.

Thelma Thomas Daley

b)

President when the first National Convention was held

2.

Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander

c)

Emphasis was on education; focus was on voting and equal rights for women, employment practices and purchases of war bonds and ambulances

3.

Mae Wright Peck Williams

d)

National Headquarters was established

4.

Jeannette Triplett Jones

e)

An educator from Louisiana, regarded as “A Leader with a Servant’s Heart”

5.

Cynthia M.A. Butler-McIntyre

104.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

After nearly 40 years of dedicated leadership and service she made history as the first regional representative to be elected national president.

1.

Cheryl A. Hickmon

b)

The National Commission on Arts and Letters was established

2.

Lillian Pierce Benbow

c)

First Doctrine published and Leadership Academy established

3.

Hortense Golden Canady

d)

Appointed to the Civil Rights Commission by President Lyndon B. Johnson

4.

Frankie Muse Freeman, Esq.

e)

The sorority implemented its first-ever virtual MI process to extend membership to deserving women despite a global pandemic.

5.

Beverly Evans Smith

105.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

Five Point Projects (now Five-Point Programmatic Thrust) established

1.

Dorothy Irene Height

b)

On-line registration implemented for regional conference and national convention

2.

Gwendolyn Elizabeth Boyd

c)

Office of National Second Vice President created

3.

Helen Elsie Austin

d)

Delta became actively involved in the civil rights movement

4.

Vivian Osborne Marsh

e)

Capital Funds Campaign implemented

5.

Mona Humphries Bailey

106.

Match the correct National President to their notable contribution

a)

Dr. Betty Shabazz Delta Academy started

1.

Marcia L. Fudge

b)

Golden celebration, Delta Teen Lift, organization increased in membership

2.

Geraldine Pittman Woods

c)

First Doctrine published and Leadership Academy established

3.

Gwendolyn Elizabeth Boyd

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