Zeta Phi Beta Sorority: Key Concepts and Vocabulary

This set of flashcards provides key vocabulary and definitions related to the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, covering aspects of governance, membership, and key programs.

Membership Intake Process

Procedure for joining the Sorority.

Constitution and Bylaws

Governing documents for the Sorority.

Graduate Chapters

Chapters for graduate and associate members.

Undergraduate Chapters

Chapters for college students currently enrolled.

Charter Requirements

Minimum of five members needed to charter.

Greek Letter Names

Chapters are assigned unique Greek letter names.

Board of Directors

Governing body managing Sorority affairs.

International Officers

Elected leaders of the Sorority.

Fiduciary Responsibilities

Duties of care, loyalty, and obedience.

Graduate Advisor

Oversight role for Undergraduate Chapters.

International Grand Basileus

President and CEO of the Sorority.

Committee Participation

Members-at-Large can serve on committees.

Membership Committee

Group overseeing membership growth and retention.

Grand Boulé

National assembly for Sorority leadership and decision-making.

Ex-officio Member

Member by virtue of holding another office.

Honorary Membership

Recognition for individuals contributing to the Sorority.

Reclamation

Efforts to re-engage former members.

Member in Good Standing

Meets financial obligations and membership requirements.

Good Standing Requirement

Members must be in good standing with their school.

Life Member

Members with financial commitment to the Sorority.

Voting Rights

Life Members can vote at Grand Boulé.

Crisis Circumstances

Situations requiring immediate Executive Committee action.

Financial Health Advisor

Advises Board on overall financial status.

National Educational Foundation

Board supporting educational initiatives of the Sorority.

Finer Womanhood Week

Celebrates the ideal of Finer Womanhood in February and March.