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sorority
A society for women with selective membership limited by the invitation of persons who are already members.
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Boule
The governing body and periodic assembly of the total membership. The executive power and policy making body.
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Directorate
The administrative division of the Boule
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Soror
Sister
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How is membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha classified?
undergraduate, graduate, general, associate, life, honorary, graduate level
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What is the highest honor which the sorority can give?
Honorary membership
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Undergraduate Chapter
Those established by charter to a collegiate institution or a specified geographical area for college students
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Graduate chapter
Those set up specifically for alumnae in a specified geographical area
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How often does the Boule meet?
bi-annually in the summer
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Why was Alpha Kappa Alpha incorporated?
To ensure perpetuity
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What is the sorority's board of directors called?
Directorate
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Purpose/ 5 basic tenets of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

1. cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards,
2. to promote unity and friendship among college women,
3. to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature
4. to maintain a progressive interest in college life,
5. to be of service to ALL mankind.
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How many officers make up the current directorate and who are they
18 officers
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Supreme Basileus (International President)
Danette Anthony Reed
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First Supreme Anti-Basileus
Charletta Wilson Jacks
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Second Supreme Anti-Basileus
Alysse Elaine Guerrier
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Supreme Grammateus (Secretary)
Carolyn Gause Randolph
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Supreme Tamiouchos
Karla A. Hall
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Supreme Parliamentarian
Martha L. Perine Beard
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2 Undergraduate Members at Large
Imani Butts and MaKayla Chanel Brown
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North Atlantic Regional Director
Elicia Pegues Spearman
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Mid-Atlantic Regional Director
Nadine Vargas Stewart
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South Atlantic Regional Director
Tiffany Moore Russell
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Great Lakes Regional Director
Gwendolyn L. Kirtley
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South Eastern Regional Director
Tracey Morant Adams
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Central Regional Director
Kiahna W. Davis
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South Central Regional Director
Joya T. Hayes
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Mid-Western Regional Director
Anika Wilson Starling
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Far Western Regional Director
Shelby Boagni
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International Regional Director
Carrie J. Clark
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Are all members graduate sorors?
No because there are 3 undergraduates in the directorate in total: Second Supreme Anti-Basileus and 2 Undergraduate Members-at-Large
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Are some of the members elected geographically? Who? When would you be eligible to run for this office?
Yes. Regional Director. After serving at least one term as a Basileus of a graduate chapter and attending at least one of the last three regional conferences immediately preceding nomination, and residing in the Region.
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Who is Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's chief officer? What is her role?
Supreme Basileus (Danette Anthony Reed). She shall preside at all meetings of the Boule and Directorate. She shall appoint, with the approval of the Directorate, the chairmen and members of all committees of the sorority, and fill any vacancies except as otherwise provided for in the Bylaws. She shall exercise general supervision over employed personnel and over the Boule.
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How many undergraduate and graduate chapters are there in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority?
1,061
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How many regions make up Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority?
10 including International Region
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Which states make up the region where you live?
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, St. Louis and Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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Who is the Regional Director?What is her role?
Kiahna W. Davis:Oversees operations of all alumnae groups, collegiate chapters and House Corporations within the region
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What is a regional conference?
A study session designed to clarify procedures and resolve problems of the chapters within a region through workshops, discussions, demonstrations, and other types of group activity.
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How often are Regional Conferences held?
Annually in different locations
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What is the Leadership Seminar? When is it held?
A training session for officers and members which is held in alternate years (odd yrs) when the Boule does not meet.
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Regarding Alpha Kappa Alpha Constitution and Bylaws, when may the Bylaws be amended?
The Bylaws may be amended at a regular meeting of the Boule by two-thirds of the votes cast, provided that the proposed amendments shall have been circulated to chapters no later than April 30 preceding the Boule.
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How far in advance is the supreme Basileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority elected? Does she hold this title at the time of her election?
Four years.No. She serves as First Supreme Anti-Basileus for four years following her election, and then is installed as Supreme Basileus.
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How does a Soror become a member of an International Committee?
All committee members, excluding Nominating, are appointed by the Supreme Basileus. The Nominating Committee is composed of elected regional representatives.
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What is the Ivy Leaf?
The official publication of the sorority.
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When and where was Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority founded?
Wednesday, January 15th 1908. Howard University, Washington, D.C.
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Why was Alpha Kappa Alpha founded?
Alpha kappa alpha was founded as an instrument to make college experiences as meaningful and as valuable as possible in enhancing the capacity of college trained women for significant self realization
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Who was the moving spirit in the establishment of Alpha Kappa Alpha?
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle
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By whom was she influenced?
Tremain Robinson and Elizabeth Appa Cook, schoolteachers
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How are chapter program activities determined?
By the International Program Committee, as defined by the Supreme Basileus
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How many individuals were in the original founders? Name and tell two facts about each person

1. Ethel Hedgeman Lyle- Originator and "guiding light" of AKA. Taught music
2. Beulah Burke- Created organization name, motto, & Colors
3. Lililie Burke- co created motto and participated in organizing Xi Omega Chapter
4. Margaret Flagg Holmes- first constitution and bylaws committee & avid traveler
5. Marjorie Hill- First Ivy beyond the walk(died 1909) & Taught at Morgan College
6. Lucy Diggs Slowe- First President & drafted organization's constitution
7. Marie Woolfolk Taylor- Celebrated 100th birthday with Gala party & graduated from Howard 1908
8. Anna Easter Brown- First Treasure of Alpha Chapter & taught 31 years in Rocky Mount, NC
9. Lavinia Norman- presides over the first ivy day celebration & first constitution and bylaws committee
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Who was elected the first president of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority?
Nellie Quander
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In February 1908, seven students were admitted into the sorority without initiation (Sophomores). List these individuals.

1. Joanna Berry
2. Norma Boyd
3. Ethel Jones
4. Sara Meriweather
5. Alice Murray
6. Carrie Snowden
7. Harriet Terry
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What does the designation "Ivy Beyond the Wall" signify?
Deceased soror
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When was Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated founded?
Wednesday, January 15, 1908
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When was Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated?
Wednesday, January 29, 1913
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When was the first international chapter set up? Where was it located?
Eta Beta Omega Chapter , 1957, Liberia
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When was the first national office opened?
October 8, 1949
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In 1965, Alpha Kappa Alpha became the first woman's organization to have opportunity to assist the government in preparing women and girls for the responsibilities of citizenship through an anti-poverty program. What is this program?
Cleveland Job Corps Center
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In 1968 Alpha kappa alpha began publishing a series of brochures detailing the accomplishments of black women. What were these booklets called?
Heritage Series on Black Women
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When was the Domestic Travel Tour initiated? What was it?
1969\. A one-week tour of cities with sites, which are significant to Black heritage.
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What is the Alpha Kappa Alpha Connection?
communications network
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What is the Leadership Fellows Program and whom does it serve?
A two-phase development program for undergraduates designed to improve their leadership skills via structured theoretical exposure and pragmatic training.The History Committee may design five questions about the chapter projects that have been implemented, and the chapter's current programs.
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What are the current international program?

1. Empower Our Families
2. Uplift Our local community
3. Advocate For Social Justice
4. Enhance Our Enviornment
5. Build Our ECONOMIC WEALTH
6. Strengthen Our SISTERHOOD
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By what title do we refer to the chief administrator in the Corporate Office? What is her role? List the name of the current director.
Jacquelyn Lewis Young is the Executive Director. Her role is to maintain the permanent records, transact business, and implement the programs of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
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Who is the president of the chapter? What is her role?
Kaitlin Minniefield and her role is to preside at all meetings of the chapter, appoint members of committees, and serve as an ex official member of all committees.
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Greek word and role for the following: President
Basileus. Runs chapter meetings and business and is responsible for all chapter operations
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Greek word and role for the following: Vice-President
Anti-Basileus. Presides in absence of Basileus and directs program activities
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Greek word and role for the following: secretary
Grammateus. Records all chapter information
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Greek word and role for the following: Assistant Secretary
Anti-Grammateus. presides in absence of Grammatues
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Greek word and role for the following: treasurer
Tamiouchos. Keeps records of income and expenditures and prepares annual and monthly reports and keeps a chapter checkbook
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Greek word and role for the following: Financial Secretary
Pecunious Grammateus. Recieves and keeps a record of all funds paid for or raised in the name of the chapter
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Greek word and role for the following: Hostess
Hodegos. Recieves and introduces visitors, extends courtesies
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Greek name and role for: Sergeant at Arms
Philacter. Guards the door, checks credentials of sorors, assists in maintaining order
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Who are five other local chapter officers and what are their functions?

1. Kaitlin Minniefield - Madame Basileus, Hodegos, Epistolues, NPHC Liason and vice president
2. Sydney Wilson - Anti-Basileus, Tomiochous, Membership chairwomen, programming chairwomen, techonology chairwomen
3. Leilani Webb - Historian, standards chairwomen, ivy leaf reporter
4. Trinity Thompson - Grammetus, Pecunios Grammateus, Chaplin, Philactor
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Define Hazing
activity expected of someone joining or participating in a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses or endangers them regardless of a persons willingness to participate
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Purpose of the anti hazing policy
To make sure All current and prospective members have the right to be treated with dignity and respect.
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How can a chapter use social media
Promoting public events, educating the public and to dispel myths or stereotypes
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Why does a chapter need a risk management plan and what elements are included in the plan
as a safeguard & for legal purposes; \n - having a grad advisor present at every function/meeting \n - refrain from any form of hazing
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Please list and describe the different types of risk
being hazed, or being place in a dangerous situation or doing something that isn’t allowed in AKA
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What are members of Alpha Kappa Alpha allowed to post on Social Media
information on chapter events, doing service activities
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Greek word and role for the following: Corresponding secretary
Epistoleus. Notifies members of meetings
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Role of the Ivy Leaf Reporter
Compiles, types and edits news releases of the chapter
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Role of the Graduate advisor
Serves as a liaison between graduate and undergraduate chapters and approves and supervises all facets of the undergraduate membership experience
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Role of Historian
keeps a permanent and accurate record of chapter activities
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Role of Chaplain
provides spiritual guidance for the chapter
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Where is the sorority's Corporate Office? List the address and telephone number.
5656 South Stony Island Avenue Chicago, IL, 60637 \n (773)684-1282
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what is trademarked by Alpha Kappa Alpha & how are the trademarks identified
badge, crest, name, Ivy leaf, "skee wee", pinky. It is trademarked by the (R) trademark symbol
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Which former Supreme Basilei are still living?

1. Glenda Glover
2. Dorothy Buckhanan Wilson
3. Carolyn House Stewart
4. Barbara Anne McKinzie
5. Norma Solomon White
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What is the purpose of the Soror Code of Ethics
to provide structure & organizations
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what is the officer Order of Rank at Boule versus a chapter event
Chapter- Chapter basileus, supreme basileus, regional director \n Boule- directorate, former supreme basilei, executive director, international committee chairman
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Pearls of Conflict Resolution
Perspective, Engage and Empathize, Acknowledge feelings, resist in involving others, listen, suggest ways to move forward
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Seven keys to conflict resolution

1. identify root of the problem
2. never assume
3. communicate
4. anticipate conflict
5. be strategic
6. dont be afraid to ask for help
7. listen
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what are foundations
non profit corperation that recieves donations and provides resources for charitable purpose
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List some AKA foundations

1. educational advancement foundation (est. 1980 and mission is to perform lifelong learning)
2. aka housing foundation (mission is to provide housing to those in need)
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who was the first aka president and the first supreme president
ethel Hedgeman lyle and nellie quander
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Leadership Seminar
An activity for intensive national study of organizational ideas, structure and techniques of group leadership
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List the predominantly black greek orgs

1. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
2. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
3. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
4. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
5. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
6. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
7. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.,
8. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
9. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.
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Initiation
is the ceremony at which a candidate takes the final vows to the sorority and declares an allegiance from which she cannot later withdraw.
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The official organ of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is
ivy leaf
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The Directorate does not have the power to carry on the business of the sorority, when the Boule is not in session. True or False
false -  The Directorate shall have the power to conduct the business of the sorority when the Boule is not in session.