Interview Prep

Why do you want to be an AKA?

I'm inspired by AKA's legacy of service, sisterhood, and empowerment. My own initiative My Mind Matters promotes mental-health awareness and mentorship, which mirrors AKA's mission of "Service to All Mankind." Joining allows me to expand that impact with likeminded women.

Why did you choose AKA?

AKA is the first Black Greek-letter sorority and has a proven history of uplifting women and communities. Its international programs, especially those focused on family empowerment and mental wellness, directly align with my platform and personal values.

Why Pi Phi chapter

Pi Phi's consistent presence on campus and its record of impactful service stood out to me. Members I've met embody scholarship and sisterhood, and I see Pi Phi as the ideal place to grow, serve, and build lasting relationships.

What can you bring to the chapter?

Leadership experience, creativity, and a service-driven mindset. I founded My Mind Matters, organized campus events, and held roles such as Coles College Ambassador and SGA Associate Justice—skills I can channel into planning programs and mentoring younger members.

How did your involvement prep you for this

Hosting mental-health events, interning in marketing, and leading student organizations taught me time management, project planning, and collaboration—all essential for balancing academics, service, and sorority responsibilities.

What does sisterhood mean to you?

Genuine support, accountability, and growth—celebrating successes, sharing challenges, and lifting one another to reach our fullest potential.

What can AKA do for you?

Provide mentorship, professional development, and a lifelong network of accomplished women who will challenge me to keep serving and growing.

What does pledging mean to you

A commitment to uphold the sorority's ideals through service, scholarship, and character. It's a lifelong promise, not just a collegiate activity.

How do you perceive Pi Phi?

A chapter known for meaningful service projects, academic excellence, and true sisterhood—qualities I aspire to uphold.

What is an Alpha woman?

A woman of integrity, leadership, and service who uses her talents to uplift others and create lasting change.

Which international program target interests you most?

Empowering Our Families," because it connects directly to mental-health awareness, youth empowerment, and strengthening communities.

What events have you attended with Pi Phi?

Personalize with actual events you attended—service projects, informational sessions, etc.—and share what you learned or admired.)

How would you define hazing?

Any act that humiliates, endangers, or violates a person's dignity. I do not condone it and believe membership should be built on respect and shared purpose.

Tell us about a time you led a project aligning with AKA's mission.

I created My Mind Matters, organizing mental-health awareness events and school partnerships to reduce stigma and provide resources—directly reflecting AKA's commitment to service and empowerment.

Community service initiatives you're most passionate about?

Mental-health advocacy, anti-bullying efforts, and family empowerment. I see myself expanding Pi Phi's outreach through mentorship programs and wellness workshops.

How would you balance academics, service, and sorority responsibilities?

I prioritize and plan. Serving as a business ambassador and SGA justice taught me to schedule strategically and maintain high academic standards while leading projects.

How do you embody the qualities of an Alpha Kappa Alpha woman daily?

By living with purpose, serving others, and maintaining academic excellence. Whether mentoring, organizing service events, or excelling in class, I strive to uplift those around me.

Describe a challenge you've faced and how it shaped you.

I was bullied growing up, which affected my confidence. Instead of letting it define me, I turned pain into purpose by founding My Mind Matters, teaching resilience and empathy.

Most important quality for strong sisterhood?

Honest communication and accountability, paired with genuine care for each member's growth.

How do you handle conflict in a team?

By listening first, identifying shared goals, and collaborating on solutions that respect everyone's perspective.

How do you envision supporting your line sisters and chapter?

By being reliable, encouraging, and proactive—offering help, celebrating achievements, and stepping up whenever the chapter needs me.

Who or what inspired your interest in AKA

Extended family members introduced me to the sorority's legacy, but my personal research and connections on campus solidified my admiration for its service and impact.

How has your background prepared you for this commitment?

My upbringing emphasized education and giving back. Service roles and leadership experiences have instilled perseverance, discipline, and a heart for others.

Where do you see yourself in five years and how does AKA fit?

Leading my own consulting company and expanding My Mind Matters nationally. AKA's network and commitment to service will provide mentorship and opportunities to grow that vision.

What do you hope to gain and give?

Gain lifelong sisters and mentorship; give my leadership, creativity, and dedication to community service.

How do you balance academics, extracurricular, and personal life?

By setting clear priorities, using planners, and maintaining self-care routines to stay organized and present.

What are you most passionate about in service and advocacy?

Mental-health awareness, youth mentorship, and empowering families to thrive.

Tell me about yourself.

I'm a marketing major, campus leader, and founder of My Mind Matters. I'm passionate about service, mental-health advocacy, and creating spaces where young women can flourish.

What do you study and what are your interests

I study marketing and enjoy entrepreneurship, event planning, cooking, and graphic design.

Leadership roles or organizations you're in?

Coles College of Business Ambassador, Associate Justice in SGA, Member of Kennesaw Marketing Association, Disney Dreamers Academy alumna.

Why are you interested in AKA specifically?

Its unmatched legacy of service, scholarship, and the empowerment of Black women aligns with my personal mission to uplift and mentor others.

What do you know about our purpose and mission?

To cultivate high scholastic and ethical standards, promote unity and friendship among college women, alleviate problems concerning girls and women, and be of "Service to All Mankind."

Qualities that make you a good fit?

Dedication to service, strong leadership, perseverance, and a passion for uplifting others.

Community service you've recently been involved in?

Bed Race for Women's and Children's Shelter, Ronald McDonald House volunteer, Extra Special People Atlanta, Streetwise Food Pantry, and more.

How would you contribute to the progress of AKA?

By bringing innovative service ideas, mentoring youth, and leveraging my marketing skills to increase outreach and impact.

Tell us about a time you worked on a team or led a group.

As an SGA justice, I collaborated with peers to address student concerns and create initiatives to enhance campus life.

How do you handle conflict or challenges in leadership?

By staying calm, actively listening, and guiding the group toward a solution that serves the mission and respects all voices.

What do you understand about the importance of sisterhood?

It provides lifelong support, accountability, and collective strength to achieve greater service and impact.

What does "Service to All Mankind" mean to you?

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Using my talents to uplift everyone—regardless of background—through meaningful, lasting service.

Why is lifelong commitment important in a sorority?

Because the mission of service and empowerment doesn't end at graduation; it's a lifelong promise to uplift communities.

What makes AKA unique compared to other organizations?

Its historic founding, pioneering service initiatives, and enduring global impact make it the blueprint for excellence and sisterhood.