One delegate from each chapter and all members of the National Officers Conference who are in attendance

NO!!!

Chapter Procedures Manual (CPM)
SAI National Objectives
Report and award forms
SAI Philanthropies, Inc. grant and scholarship information
Contact information for POs, ROs, Directors, and NEB

To 1) promote all aspects of music creation, performance, and scholarship and 2) encourage service for and through music on the campus, in the community, in the nation, and throughout the world.

The National Executive Board

Sigma Alpha Iota, with all members of the Professional Fraternity Association, condemns the hazing of prospective initiates. SAI recognizes that the pre-initiation period is a time for education, inspiration, and dedication for the MIT.

a regularly matriculated woman student at an institution where a chapter of this Fraternity is chartered, who has been enrolled in or has completed one or more courses in music

ANY THREE OF THESE
1) To represent the fraternity positively at all times
2) To cultivate broad friendships and be democratic in all campus contacts
3) To be ethical at all times
4) To respect the authority of chapter, province and national officers
5) To refrain from the discussion of internal fraternity affairs with non-members, unless they are chapter advisors
6) To practice the high ideals of Sigma Alpha Iota at all times

Elizabeth Campbell
Frances Caspari
Minnie Davis Sherrill
Leila Farlin Laughlin
Nora Crane Hunt
Georgina Potts
Mary Storrs Andersen

Daughters of a great and singing nation,
Let your voices rise in dedication,
Music tells unspoken noble creeds;
Music beautifies the simplest deeds;
Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota.
Sing the greatness of the soul and spirit,
Sing the joy of peace and friendship's merit,
Music is a kind and truthful speech;
In a language out of mere word's reach,
Sing we now to Sigma Alpha Iota.

women who were initiated at the collegiate level

ANY FIVE OF THESE:
1) To wear the badge as an introduction to all Sigma Alpha Iota collegiate, alumnae, and distinguished members
2) To impact music around the world utilizing Sigma Alpha Iota resources
3) To seek the highest goals of personal development and achievement with the support and encouragement of the Fraternity and its members
4) To promote American music, contribute to Sigma Alpha Iota’s philanthropic projects, and participate in the Fraternity’s scholarship and grant programs
5) To work with fraternity leaders to promote Sigma Alpha Iota’s mission and high standards of musicianship and scholarship
6) To benefit from leadership opportunities within the national organization
7) To attend Province Days, National Conventions, and other fraternity events to cultivate friendships with other Sigma Alpha Iota members who share our love of music

At the University School of Music in Ann Arbor, Michigan on June 12, 1903

FUFGOSA

for women who support the arts in the community, and have been invited by a collegiate or alumnae chapter to join SAI

ANY FOUR OF THESE
Composer s Bureau

Inter-American Music Awards (IAMA)

The MacDowell Colony - Pan's Cottage

Music Therapy

People-to-People Project

Services for Musicians with Special Needs

Bold Notes Project

National President - Leslie Odom Miller
NVP-Alumnae Chapters - Mary Frances Bushong
NVP-Collegiate Chapters – Jessica Chichester
NVP-Extension – Jennifer Zerangue Mistretta
NVP-Finance - Keri Flowers Richburg
NVP- Fraternity Development – Christine Hall
NVP-Ritual and Fraternity Education – Tracey Wygal Withrow
Chairman, Board of Directors, SAI Philanthropies, Inc. – Heidi Frankson
Executive Director - Ruth Sieber Johnson

Elizabeth Campbell
Frances Caspari
Minnie Davis Sherrill
Leila Farlin Laughlin
Nora Crane Hunt
Georgina Potts
Mary Storrs Andersen

TO FORM chapters of women college students and alumnae who have a sincere interest in music.
TO UPHOLD the highest standards of music.
TO FURTHER the development of music in America and throughout the world.
TO GIVE inspiration and encouragement to members.
TO ORGANIZE the cultural life of Sigma Alpha Iota members as a contributing factor to their educational growth.
TO SUPPORT the ideals and goals of the member's Alma Mater.
TO ADHERE to the highest standards of citizenship in school, community and fraternity life.

the four types are Member Laureate, Honorary Member, National Arts Associate, and Friend of the Arts