Chapter Programs and Activities
The purpose of this workshop was to inform student of the processes
necessary to obtain graduate school admission. Our aim was to stimulate
in students the desire to attain a graduate degree.
The purpose of this forum was to stress to students the importance of getting involved,
while keeping academic excellence in mind.
This discussion was held in order for the women of color
on campus to get together and discuss issues that we were
facing at the time. This is an annual event that is held to
give women the chance to discuss the relationships they have among
themselves and other and to give them a chance to find solutions
to any problems they may be having these relationships.
This workshop is held in the support of women being able to defend themselves
if ever needed. A student who was proficient in the martial arts gave a demonstration.
He was able to show our attendees basic
moves they could use in the event that they were ever attacked.
This is a program that was done to inform the elderly in a Buffalo Senior Citizen Center about different places they could receive flu
shots for the upcoming season.
This program was done in conjunction with American Red Cross,
they had a great need for African-Americans to participate.
They received the highest response from a University, here in Buffalo.
This workshop was given in accordance with
Summit V: Health and Healing Let it Begin Within
Information was dispensed about the signs of clinical depression.
Attendees were informed about where they could go to get help for themselves
or others facing this epidemic.
This is a beautification
program done under the guidance of Buffalo State College.
A section of the campus is designated to different organizations, and it is
their responsibility to beautify that section of the campus.
This program was done as part of the requirement for the men
participating in our Cutie Pie Pageant. The purpose of this workshop was to inform students
of different means
of getting financial aid. There was also information dispersed on what types of
financial aid are available. Assistance was given on how to fill out certain forms,
and what information is required for each.
This program was given as a forum for artistic expression.
Students that love to read poetry and those who wrote it were
able to display their talents in an open forum.
This is a program that is designed to encourage and stress to kids
the importance of voting. This is a program that is done under the whole entity
"Kids Voting USA".
This is a program that is designed to foster relationship between college
women on campus in the format of a sleepover. The atmosphere is more
relaxed than the atmosphere of a program that is held
in the confines of a room on campus.
Done under the instruction of the University at Buffalo's
Office of Student Life, papers are sold on the streets of Buffalo that are
solely related to children.
Under the guidance of the local Buffalo YWCA, Sorors went out to
participate in the annual Week Without Violence festivities. Our goal
was to provide stepping instruction to the kids in the program
to provide an alternative to running the streets and coming in
contact with violence.
This is a program sponsored by the Buffalo Alumnae chapter of Delta.
Our aim is to provide clothing and food for families that have been less fortunate than others.
This donation is possible through the collection of food and clothes from the undergraduate chapter.
This is a ball that encourages male participation in the activities of a
female exclusive organization. The ball is also in the name of our Soror
Shelley A. Harte who passed in 1989 of leukemia. A portion of the proceeds from the ball
is donated to the Leukemia Society.
This program was geared towards informing students of the rich
history that exists in Africa. It noted the many contributions
Africa has given to today's society.
