Every November, Sigma Kappa chapters make boxes of needed items to support this philanthropy in Maine

Sigma Kappa's badge is this shape

Founder's Day

Sigma Kappa's Open Motto

This woman serves as our collegiate province officer (CPO)

Fundraising events to raise money for Alzheimer's disease research that we do every fall

Sigma Kappas Flower

This is the college where Sigma Kappa was founded

These are the standards a chapter is expected to meet to reach its potential and excel

These women are alumnae who work with our chapter offering assistance, encouragement, and resources

Adopting a grandparent, volunteering at nursing homes, and sponsoring senior citizens are some ways Sigma Kappa supports this philanthropy

This is our national jewel

Sigma Kappa was founded in this city and state

Personal Growth, Service, Friendship and Loyalty

This woman is Sigma Kappa's National President

This week precedes Founder's Day in the fall when chapters participate in philanthropic activities for their sisters, faculty, and communities

Sigma Kappa's colors

Held every 2 years, collegians and alumnae meet with national officers to discuss the formal business of Sigma Kappa

This is the document that contains chapter rules and regulations

Eight elected officials of the grand chapter

Adopted in 1992 this service project includes the elderly to benefit the environment

Sigma Kappa's official symbols

Elizabeth Gorham Hoag, Mary Low Carver, Ida May Fuller Pierce, Louise Helen Coburn, Francis Mann Hall

Sigma Kappa prohibits any practice that demeans an individal by mental, emotional, or physical abuse under this hazing policy

This woman serves as our ABC