2016-2017 DKG Delta Yearbook

Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma

Yearbook
2016-2017
Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Yearbook 1 2 2016-2017

Table of Contents
Year Book Cover Sheet 1
Table of Contents 2
Delta Kappa Gamma International Founders 3-4
Delta Kappa Gamma Purposes and Mission Statement, Vision Statement, International Theme 5
Links to Society Personnel and International Headquarters Staff 5-6
2016-2018 International Administrative Board Members 6
Zeta State Founders and Zeta State Honorary Members 7
Zeta State Headquarters and Zeta State Online 8
2015-2017 Zeta State President’s Theme and 2016-2018 Biennium International Theme 9
Zeta State Map 10
2015-2017 Zeta State Officers 11
2015-2017 District Directors, Zeta Data Editor, Webmaster 12
2015-2017 Zeta State Committee Chairmen and Work Area Representatives – Society Business 13
2015-2017 Zeta State Committee Chairmen and Work Area Representatives – Society Mission. 13
Other Zeta State Committees - Educational Excellence Work Area Representatives, 14
Zeta State Members Serving on International Level Committees 15
2016-2018 Chapter Presidents – Southern District 16-17
2016-2018 Chapter Presidents – Central District 18
2016-2018 Chapter Presidents – Northern District 19
Delta Kappa Gamma Symbols 20
Delta Kappa Gamma Key 21
Delta Kappa Gamma Song 22
Delta Kappa Gamma, Are We! 22
Create Tomorrow 23
The Birthday Song, The Blessing, The Benediction 24
Delta Chapter Charter Members 25
Delta Chapter Collect 26
Delta Chapter Women of Distinction 27
Delta Chapter Red Rose Recipients 28
2016-2018 Delta Chapter Officers 29
Delta Chapter Members 30-32
Delta Chapter Standing Rules 32-33
2016-2016 Delta Chapter Committees 34
Duties of Delta Chapter Committees 35-38
Delta Chapter Programs 39-44
Delta Chapter Projects 45
2014-2015 Dates to Remember 46-47
Zeta State Standing Rules 48-49
Yearbook Dedication 50
Zeta State Yearbook Checklist attached

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society
International
On May 11, 1929, Dr. Annie Webb Blanton invited eleven women educators to her
home in Austin, Texas, to found Kappa Gamma Delta, later to be renamed The Delta Kappa
Gamma Society International.
International Founders
(all deceased)
Miss Mamie Sue Bastian
Dr. Annie Webb Blanton
Miss Ruby Cole
Miss Mabel Grizzard
Dr. Anna Hiss
Miss Ray King
Miss Sue King
Dr. Helen Koch
Dr./Mrs. Ruby Terrill Lomax
Dr/Mrs. Cora M. Martin
Mrs. Lalla M. Odom
Miss Lela Lee Williams

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Founders
The Purposes of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

1. To unite women educators of the world in a genuine spiritual fellowship.
2. To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive service
in any field of education.
3. To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.
4. To initiate, endorse and support desirable legislation or other suitable endeavors in the
interests of education and of women educators.
5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing graduate

study and to grant fellowships to non-member women educators.
6. To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to encourage their
participation in appropriate programs of action.
7. To inform the members of current economic, social, political, and educational issues
so that they may participate effectively in a world society.
Mission Statement
The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International promotes professional and personal growth
of women educators and excellence in education.
Vision Statement
Leading Women Educators Impacting Education Worldwide
2016-2018 International Theme


Links to Society Personnel
www.dkg.org
International Headquarters Staff

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1589
Austin, TX 78767-1589
Physical Address
416 West 12th Street
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: (512) 478-5748 Fax: (512) 478-3961

Toll-Free Telephone (Canada, U.S.) (888) 762-4685
Staff Member Ext. E-mail Address

Sandra Bull, Executive Director x102 sandrab@dkg.org
Phyllis Hickey, Business Services Administrator X115 phyllish@dkg.org
Nita Scott, Member Services Administrator x113 nitas@dkg.org
2016-2018 International Administrative Board

Carolyn Pittman, President*
Barbara Whiting, First Vice-president*
Becky Sadowski, Second Vice-president*
Sandra Bull, Executive Director*
Bjorg Nakling, Europe Regional Director*
Carol Hughes, Northeast Regional Director*
Dr. Rhonda Anderson, Northwest Regional Director*
Patricia Park, Southwest Regional Director*
Linda Navorska, Southeast Regional Director*
Joan Wolfe, Area Representative, Canada
Flora M. Perez, Area Representative, Latin America
June Bowers, Member-at-Large
Dr. Gwen Simmons, Parliamentarian
Dr. Lyn Schmid, Immediate Past President
*The International Officers

ZETA STATE FOUNDERS
(All are deceased.)
Mrs. Edna Simmons Campbell

Miss Oline Coffee
Miss Mary Covington
Miss Ella May Cresswell
Dr. Clytee Evans
Dr. Georgia L. Tatum Hoskin
Miss Laura Lester
Miss Amanda Lowther
Mrs. Laura T. Martin
Miss Elaine Massey
Dr. Belvidera Parkinson, Honorary
Miss Hallie Mary Prather
Mrs. Lena M. A. Taggert
Zeta State was organized on April 21, 1934, by Miss Norma Smith in Jackson, Mississippi.
(Mrs. Norma Smith Bristow Salter)
Zeta State Honorary Members
Phyliss J Anderson, Chief, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

101 Industrial Road Choctaw, MS 39350
Gladys Meisburg 2170 Dellwood Drive, Apt A Tallahassee, FL 32303-4926
Lenore Prather PO Box 903 Columbus, MS 39703-0903

Zeta State Headquarters
Central Baptist Church
5751 Terry Road
Byram, MS 39272
Zeta State Online
www.zetastatedkg.org
http:zetadata.blogspot.com/

2015-2017 Zeta State Theme
We can do MAGIC in DKG!

Moving and Growing in Chapters
Goals for the 2015-2017 Biennium
 Each chapter shall consider membership diversity in recruiting new members.
 Each chapter shall encourage members to apply for the 2017 Leadership Management
Seminar.
 Each chapter shall financially support the International Service Projects and the Zeta
State Scholarship Fund.
 Each chapter shall schedule a visit from a state officer, state committee chair, or
member of the Order of the magnolia during the biennium.
 Each chapter shall have a net increase of at least three members during the biennium.
2016-2018 International Theme


Chapters by District
2015-2017 Zeta State Officers

President First Vice President
Tracey Crawford, Alpha Chi Linda Hollingsworth, Pi
414 1st Ave. NW, 112 Elton Mott Drive
Magee, MS 39111 Mendenhall, MS 39114-4339
601-849-2838 601-847-1707
601-382-5105 (c) 601-214-5250 (c)
randytracey@bellsouth.net jujo7381@yahoo.com
Second Vice President Recording Secretary

Joanna Alston, Alpha Lambda Stephanie Jones, Alpha Lambda
2226 Switzer Road 4229 Blue Road
Gulfport, MS 39507-3824 Theodore, AL 36582-8492
228-860-1850 (c) 251-973-2288
joanna.alston@mgccc.edu tephjones1414@gmail.com
Treasurer Executive Secretary

Lynn Holliday, Pi Linda Lightsey, Alpha Upsilon
106 Oakdale Street 901 Handsboro Place
Florence, MS 39073 Gulfport, MS 39507-4193
601-845-2480 228-896-3099
doc001@windstream.net LL1202@bellsouth.net
Parliamentarian Immediate Past President

Jean Ricks, Theta Nancy Jay, Alpha Theta
Box 93 4152 Highway 98 West
Wesson, MS 39191 Summit, MS 39668-8173
601-643-2466 601-276-9078
601-757-1229 (c) 601-248-2679 (c)
jeanricks80@att.net nancyjay1226@gmail.com
2015-2017 Zeta State District Directors and Related Personnel

Northern District Director Northern District Assistant Director
Janice Garrett, Eta Janet Conley, Alpha Delta
1504 Mimosa Drive 6390 Highway 305
Tupelo, MS 38804-5118 Coldwater, MS 38618
662-844-5210 662-288-1746
662-213-5389 (c) jconley4473@gmail.com
jgarrett48@hotmail.com
Central District Director Central District Assistant Director

Janet Berg, Gamma Betsy Sullivan, Pi,
328 Driftwood Drive 2401 A River Oaks Boulevard
Meridian, MS 39305 Jackson, MS 39211-3083
601-681-8782 601-940-2150
iceberg1234@comcast.net docsullivan@gmail.com
Southern District Director Southern District Assistant Director

Sarajane Smith, Psi Sybil Wilner, Alpha Nu
22539 Miller Edwards Road 16857 Mae Edna Drive
Saucier, MS 39574-9431 Moss Point, MS 39562-8608
228-832-2175 228-218-3272(c)
228-324-4434 (c) swilner@psd.ms
pawjack2@bellsouth.net
Zeta Data Editor Webmaster

Dorie Kisner, Eta Toni Cook, Alpha Upsilon
930 Marquette Street 11157 Woodley Drive
Tupelo, MS 38801 Gulfport, MS 39503
662-417-7301 228-831-4076
dorie66@hotmail.com 228-326-1047 (c)
TLCook1212@aol.com
2015-2017 Zeta State Committee Chairmen

Society Business
Finance Nominations
Libby Mahaffey (C) Claire Craig (C)
1750 Chadwick Drive 2273 Waverly Drive
Jackson, MS 39204 West Point, MS 39773-9111
601-376-4950 662-574-6878
emahaffey@hindscc.edu cgcraig@att.net
Membership Bylaws & Standing Rules

Reba Greer (N) Edye Coleman, Beta Alpha (C)
9005 Bristol CV 113 Jasmine Street
Oxford, MS 38655 Madison, MS 39110
703-303-7432 601-942-7667
rblrtr@maxxsouth.net edye.coleman65@gmail.com
Leadership Development Communications & Publicity

Karen Fayard, Alpha Upsilon Fonda Dickerson (C)
778 Whitney Drive PO Box 141
Biloxi, MS 39532-3106 D’Lo, MS 39062-0141
228-388-8839 601-574-2209
228-860-7347 (c) fondamomma@yahoo.com
kafayard@bellsouth.net
Society Mission and Purposes

Scholarship Educational Excellence
Aleta Sullivan , Delta (S) Linda Hollingsworth, Pi (C)
1253 SCR 52 112 Elton Mott Drive
Raleigh, MS 39153 Mendenhall, MS 39114-4339
601-297-2377 (c) 601-847-1707
aletasullivan@gmail.com 601-214-5250 (c)
jujo7381@yahoo.com
Mary Stuart Harmon Board of Trustees

Debbie Nobles, Alpha Beta (S)
331 Garden Lane
Petal, MS 39465
601-544-7454
djnobles331@hotmail.com
Other Zeta State Committees

History of Zeta State Headquarters/Share the Future
Carolyn Palmer (C) Lynn Holliday, Pi (C)
6737 Lynville Road 106 Oakdale
Preston, MS 39354 Florence, MS 39073
601-677-2211 601-845-2480
palmercarolyn@bellsouth.net doc001@windstream.net
Awards Policies & Procedures Review

Jeannette Reinike (N) Betty Barrett (C)
2936 Salina CV 5948 Lake Trace Circle
Hernando, MS 38632-2330 Jackson, MS 39211-3329
601-262-1734 228-223-5462
jfreinike@yahoo.com Bettybarr1@aol.com
Educational Excellence Work Area Representatives

Music Personal Growth & Services
Joy Schaub (C) Suzanne Brasfield (N)
611 Kennedy Drive 1313 Mapleview Drive
Magee, MS 39111-3453 West Point, MS 39773
601-849-2935 662-295-8454
601-832-2991 (c) brasfam@bellsouth.net
schaubjoy@yahoo.com
Legislative Research
Angela Bedenbaugh, Alpha Beta (S) Sandra McKiernon, Alpha Lambda (S)
63 Suggs Road 17209 Spring Lake Drive E
Hattiesburg, MS 39402 Vancleave, MS 39565
601-268-2461 228-826-9068
bedenbaugh.angela@gmail.com mck3325@hughes.net
Professional Affairs World Fellowship

Kimberly Allen (N) Jeanette Thrash (C)
2405 Highway 50 West P.O. Box 906
West Point, MS 39773-9467 Decatur, MS 39327
kallen@westpoint.k12.ms.us 601-635-2699
601-479-3101 (c)
Jbthrash39@gmail.com
Zeta State Members Serving on International Level Committees

Evelyn Barron Angela Bedenbaugh
Past International President International Chairman and Editor
of the US Forum
Linda Lightsey Angie Quinn

ad hoc Regional Taskforce International Editorial Board
to Study Society Committee Structure

2016-2018 Chapter Presidents
Southern District
Delta Omega
Cindy Alsworth Teresa Anderson
209 Kiley Bailey Road 1641 Amanda Street
Mendenhall, MS 39114 Prentiss, MS 39474
601.434.9770 601-517-9202
cdalsworth55@gmail.com teresa.anderson06@yahoo.com
Zeta Alpha Alpha

Lauren Olson Beverly Hesterman
14386 John Clark Road 408 Fifth Street
Gulfport, MS 39503 Beaumont , MS 39423
228.547.7971 601-620-8258
laurenWOlson@gmail.com Bkhesterman@yahoo.com
Rho Alpha Beta

Eva Guice Bettie Fore
936 Langford Lane NW 102 Little Creek Drive
Meadville, MS 39653 Hattiesburg, MS 39402
601-384-5735 601-336-5492
meguice@ftcweb.net bettiefore@yahoo.com
Sigma Alpha Gamma

Nina Guthrie Dr. Susan Whitcomb
240 Moeller Road 115 Trussel Road
Picayune , MS 39466 Petal, MS 39465
601.798.3807 256.337.7127
eugeneguthrie@bellsouth.net tcsue21@yahoo.com
Psi Alpha Theta

Michele Mills Angie Woodcock
17425 Marian Court 1124 David Benjamin Drive
Saucier, MS 39574 McComb, MS 39648
228.806.1508 601-248.4533
M02mills@cableone.net Woodcock4@gmail.com

Southern District
Alpha Lambda Alpha Upsilon

Mary Trichell Brenda Batey
14005 Timber Ridge Drive 106 East Avenue
Moss Point, MS 39562 Long, Beach, MS 39560
228.217.4243, 228.475.3998 228.437.4983
mtrichell@aol.com linguanut@msn.com
Alpha Xi Alpha Omega

Lauren Carpenter Ryda Worthy
3306 Hall Street 28 Double P Drive
Moss Point, MS 39563 Foxworth, MS 39483
228.617.1747 601.674.1868
channingtt@hotmail.com rydaworthy@gmail.com
Alpha Omicron
Tamara Scales
410 B Street
Natchez, MS 39120
615.339.4417
amaranscales@gmail.com
Alpha Rho
Beth Spillman
41 Dean Rhyme Road
Purvis, MS 39475
bethaspillman@lamarcountyschools.or
g

Central District
Beta Pi
Jan Hankins Mandy D. Bradley
312 Shadow Wood Drive 233 Stonebridge Blvd
Clinton, MS 39056 Brandon, MS 39042
601.214.8094 662.902.9937
jkhiteach@aol.com teacherlawyer@hotmail.com
Gamma Tau
Kim Brown Paula Wimbish
746 Ligon Drive 205 Monterey Drive
Meridian, MS 39307 Clinton, MS 39056
601.917.4663 601.720.5750
kbrown@lauderdale.k12.ms.us Pgwimbish5@gmail.com
Theta Chi
Jennie Skinner Tiffany Brantley
P.O. Box 536 201 Longmeadow Drive
Wesson, MS 39191 Vicksburg, MS 39180
601.754.3248 601- 638-5697
jennie.skinner@copiah.ms mrsbrantley@yahoo.com
Lambda Alpha Chi

Dr. Nan Johnson Jan Stuckey
302 South Deer Creek Drive, E 19 Forrest Lane
Leland, MS 38756 Collins, MS 39428
662.379.1600 601.797-5733
njohnson@generals.ws jstuckey@scacougar.com
jgcstuckey@yaoo.com
Xi Beta Alpha
Dr. Beth Jackson Edye Coleman
1421 County Line Road 113 Jasmine Street
Preston, MS 39354 Madison, MS 39110
601.677.2387 601.942.7667
bjackson@colled.msstate.edu

Northern District
Alpha Alpha Iota

Nancy Brown Kimberly Allen
25 Peyton Haley Drive 24440 Hwy 50
Caledonia, MS 39740 West Point, MS 39773
662-356-6463 662.295.1256
nabrown2020@cableone.net kallen@westpoint.k12.ms.us
Eta Alpha Kappa
Kay Collins Lainie Anthony
110 High Point Drive 665 Sunnyland Drive
Tupelo, MS 38801 Starkville, MS 39759
662.902.7380 662.324.7248
kgcollins@bellsouth.net tuber502@bellsouth.net
Iota Alpha Tau

Dorothy Prestwich Teresa Moore
P.O. Box 425 448 CR 418
Lambert, MS 38643 Houston, MS 38851
662-902-7380 662.456.3748
dprestwich@cmsd.k12.ms.us tmmoore@houston.k12.ms.us
Upsilon Alpha Phi

Barbara Guinn Gwen Graham
12 CR 7026 2458 Laurin Street
Booneville, MS 38829 Grenada, MS 38901
662.728.8861 662.809.2458
bsguinn@hotmail.com ggraham@holmescc.edu
Phi Alpha Psi
Jamie Houston Jenetta Waddell
60022 Thornton Lane PO Box 215
Amory, MS 38821 Tuscumbia, AL 35674
662-256-1549 256.412.6890
jhoustom@amoryschools.com jwaddell@bmc.edu
Alpha Delta
Reba Greeer
9005 Bristsol Cv
Oxford, MS 38655
703.303.7432
rblrtr@maxxsouth.net
Delta Kappa Gamma Symbols
Crest or Coat of Arms
The top portion of the crest represents leadership. The cup of knowledge and the laurel
wreath represent achievement. The torso below the laurel wreath on the crest represents
inspiration. The lamp of learning, the rose and a book are found on the crest. Finally, the
name of the society in Greek completes the crest.
Red Rose
The official flower of the Society is the red rose. It is used in all ceremonies and for special
occasions. Each member is given a red rose upon her initiation.

Delta Kappa Gamma Symbols
Purchase of the key is required of all members. It is the emblem of membership and may be
obtained only on the authority of the key care. If a member loses her key, she applies to the
president of her own chapter or to the Headquarters for another key permit card. The
member sends this with check of money order to International Headquarters, P.O. Box
1589, Austin, TX 78767-1589. Key permit cards may be obtained from International
Headquarters in Austin, TX.
The key may be pinned on a suit coat when it substitutes for a dress. It shall be worn at all
chapter meetings, and may be worn at other times. The member will avoid using the Delta
Kappa Gamma Key on a lapel, or bracelet, or in any utilitarian manner, such as fastening a
collar or pocket flap.
When a member resigns or is dropped, she should surrender the key to the chapter. If she
does not, she is expected to refrain from wearing it. The chapter may buy the pin from her. It
may be sold to a Delta Kappa Gamma member who has lost hers. Each chapter may decide
what disposition is to be made of keys of deceased members returned to the chapter.
Reclaimed keys are not sold to person being initiated as active members. If the chapter
policies on the disposition of keys are familiar to all members, embarrasing situations may
be avoided.

The Delta Kappa Gamma Song Delta Kappa Gamma, Are We!
by Annie Webb Blanton and Cora M. Zeta State Song—adopted 1983
Martin lyrics and music by Cile Waite (Alpha Beta)
arranged by Iris Brantley
Women teachers to the calling
From the Mississippi Delta to the sunny Gulf
Firmly rally, never falling,
Shore
Duty ne’er upon us palling,
With hearts reaching over the sea,
Staunch, courageous we!
Together we stand giving others our hand:
Loyalty and trust e’er heeding,
Delta Kappa Gamma are we!
Mindful of our sisters needing,
Aid and guidance from those leading, We lift up the cup of Knowledge to the youth
Helpful may we be! in our care,
To Delta Kappa Gamma And help them to follow their star,
Faith we pledge forever! As teacher and Guide with God’s love at our
Hand in hand our loyal band, side,
Forward moving ever! Delta Kappa Gamma we are!
Onward! ‘tis our sisters need us,
And with our sisters in other states and other
Courage, Faith, and Honour lead us!
countries, too,
Wrongs in truth and justice heed us!
We’ll keep the faith; we’ll hold it fast.
Firmly shall we stand!
Our lamps of beauty and life and truth
Guardians of the faith yet sleeping,
illuminate our dream—
For our sisters watch e’er keeping,
We’ll make it true; we’ll make it last—
Deeds of others no we’re reaping,
We for others stand! For a world where no one’s hungry or afraid or
To us pioneers have given; alone,
We return their gifts to heaven; A world that will always be free
Work for others is the leaven We’ll help the dream to grow, and we’ll sing as
That inspires our band! we go
Oh, Delta Kappa Gamma; Delta Kappa Gamma are we!
In thy fold we gather;
Unity and Liberty
Shall be our watchwords ever!
Education e’er we’ll further;
Each is bound to each as brother;
With this faith in one another
We shall win for aye!
Create Tomorrow
By: Darlene Helman

Create tomorrow, for tomorrow’s life is a challenge that is
unknown.
Create tomorrow for the coming generations.
Today tomorrow’s seeds are sown.
Refrain:
Create tomorrow! Make a choice!
Create tomorrow! Raise your voice!
The challenge for our future lies in what we choose today.
Create tomorrow! Create tomorrow!
Create tomorrow today!
Create tomorrow for the youth today.

The challenge is ours to take.
Create tomorrow. Make difference in life.
Today the choice is ours to make.
Refrain:
Create tomorrow! Make a choice!
Create tomorrow! Raise your voice!
The challenge for our future lies in what we choose today.
Create tomorrow! Create tomorrow!
Create tomorrow today!
The Birthday Song

By: Lillian Mohr Fox
This is the birthday. This is the birthday.

Of Delta Kappa Gamma, of Delta Kappa Gamma
This is the birthday. This is the birthday.
Delta Kappa Gamma is ______ years old!

The Blessing
By: Felecia H. Knowles (words)
(”Edelweiss” tune)
Bless our friends. Bless our food.

Come, O Lord, and sit with us.
May our talk glow with peace.
Send you love to surround us.
Friendship and peace may they bloom
And grow, bloom and grow forever.
Bless our friends, Bless our food.
Bless our dear land forever.
Benediction
Arlene Ydstie
May God give you peace in your heart.

May God give you love for one another.
With faith from the Father in whom we are one.
May God give you peace in your heart.
May God bless us and keep us this night.

May God guide our steps when we awaken.
We join heart and hand as we walk in His will.
May God bless us and keep us this night.

Delta Chapter Charter Members
(all deceased)
On April 6, 1940, Miss Alice Dumpster organized the Delta Chapter of The
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International at the Forrest Hotel in
Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
Miss Willie Evelyn Ewell
Dr. Bertha Fritzche
Mrs. Mary Louise Daniels Gibbons
Miss Ivy Gravette
Miss Alma Hickman
Mrs. Julia Pitts
Mrs. Aussie H. Sigler
Miss Gwendolyn Steadman
Mrs. Mae Rodgers Stringer
Miss Margaret Tribble
Mrs. Minnie Patton White

Delta Chapter Collect
Our Father which art in heaven, we thank Thee for the joys of friendship.
May we see life always as growth and reaching for the better
living day by day.
May we have a clear and purposeful vision free from pettiness.
Let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
Free from fault-finding and from self-seeking.
May we never be hasty in judgment and always generous.
May we exercise this day the noblest capabilities that
Thou hast implanted in us.
Give us wisdom and courage to put into practice our best thoughts and
dispositions, and the things we most sincerely believe.
And, Lord, let us always be kind.
Give us a portion of Thy love that we may be understanding.
Endow us with a sincere faith that glorifies Thee at all times in all places.
We ask in Thy name.
Amen.
Written by the late Elaine Massey
Former Zeta State President
Delta Chapter

Delta Chapter
Women of Distinction
1987-1988 Jacque Rogers

1989-1990 Darlene Wheeler
1991-1992 Kathryn Clawson
1993-1994 Aleta Sullivan
1995-1996 Elise Curtis
1997-1998 Anna Mae Williams
1999-2000 Beatrice Campbell
2000-2001 Rebecca Jordan
2002-2003 Sharon Blackwell
2004-2005 Deborah Williams
2006-2007 Ollie Crosby
2008-2009 Melissa Rogers
2010-2011 Gwen Hitt
2012-2013 Brenda McClendon
2013-2014 Pamela R. Barnes

Delta Chapter
Red Rose Recipients
1999-2000
Helen Milloy
2006-2007
Gwen Hitt
2007-2008
Martha Anglin Knight
2009-2010
Janice Bryant
2011-2012
Elaine Barnes
2014-2015
2016- Marie Shoemake 2018
Delta Chapter
Officers 2015-2016
Cindy Sasser Hall
President Cindy Alsworth
209 Kiley Bailey Road
Mendenhall, MS 39114
601-434-9770
cdalsworth55@gmail.com
First Vice President Lisa Campbell

20 Mikes Drive
Collins, MS 39428-4908
601.517.1138
lcampbell@covingtoncountyschools.org
Second Vice President Belinda Marshall

407 Highway 529
Taylorsville, MS 39168-4400
601.792.2305
bmarshallhes@yahoo.com
Treasurer Sharon Blackwell

298 Blackwell Road
Taylorsville, MS 39168-4611
Phone: 601.765.5486
Sblackwell_2000@yahoo.com
Recording Secretary Aimee Dyess

52 Crepe Myrtle Lane
Laurel, MS 39443
601.498.0575
dyessdanielle@yahoo.com
Corresponding Secretary Gwen Hitt

110 Herrin Dees Road
Phone: 601-765-8912
gwenkhitt@aol.com
Parliamentarian Edith Magee

255 Lone Star Road
Delta Chapter Members

Cindy Alsworth Pamela Barnes
209 Kiley Bailey Road 1896 Hwy 532
Mendenhall, MS 39114-5639 Collins, MS 39428-5814
Initiate Date: 11/9/2002 Initiate Date: 11/9/2002
Phone: 601-434-9770 Phone: 601-641-3197
cdalsworth55@gmail.com pbarnes@covingtoncountyschools.org
Mount Olive Attendance Center Hopewell Elementary School
Sharon K. Blackwell Lisa Campbell

298 Blackwell Road 20 Mikes Drive
Taylorsville, MS 39168-4611 Collins, MS 39428-4908
Phone: 601-765-5486 Phone: 601-517-1138
Sblackwell_2000@yahoo.com lcampbell@covingtoncountyschools.org
Retired Carver Middle School
Cheree Bullock Janet Bullock

Initiate Date: Initiate Date: May 14,2016
30 Cricket Lane 62 Mayfield Road
Seminary, MS 39479 Collins, MS 39428
Phone: 601-408-0698 Phone: 601-601-517-8663
fourcs444@yahoo.com bullocksjab@aol.com
Mount Olive High School Carver Middle School
Ollie Crosby Angela Davis

465 Highway 37 10 Smith Drive
Collins, MS 39428-7334 Mount Olive, MS 39119-4916
Phone: 601-765-6094 Phone: 601-517-8302
OCrosby20@gmail.com angelahdavis80@gmail.com
Retired
Aimee Dyess Mary E. Edmond

52 Crepe Myrtle Lane P.O. Box 283
Laurel, MS 39443 Raleigh, MS 39153-0283
Phone: 601-498-0575 Phone: 601-782-4710
dyessdanielle@yahoo.com pmedmond@netdoor.com
Hopewell Elementary School Retired

Wanda S. Harvey Gwen Hitt
548 Ora Williamsburg Road 110 Herrin Dees Road
Collins, MS 39428 Collins, MS 39428-5974
Date of Initiation: Initiate Date: 11/9/2002
Spkidstchr@bellsouth.net Phone: 601-517-4438 (cell)
Phone: 601-517-0558 gwenkhitt@aol.com
Covington County Central Office
Edith Magee Belinda Marshall

255 Lone Star Road 407 Highway 529
Collins, MS 39428-6171 Taylorsville, MS 39168-4400
Phone: 601-765-8607 Phone: 601-792-2305
Reserve bmarshallhes@yahoo.com
Hopewell Elementary School
Patricia Mauldin Brenda McClendon

P.O. Box 2128 1296 Highway 49
Collins, MS 39428-2128 Seminary, MS 39479-4478
Retired Phone: 601-467-7627
brendamcclendon53@yahoo.com
Retired
Annie Kay Milloy Helen Milloy

658 Elm Road 674 Elm Road
Mount Olive, MS 39119 Mount Olive, MS 39119
Initiate Date: Initiate Date: 4/1/1996
Phone: 601-797-3052 Phone: 601-797-4549
Phone: 601-433-9832 Phone: 601-517-5711
anniekmilloy@yahoo.com hdmcmi@aol.com
Retired Retired
Angela Palmer Amanda Culpepper Pittman

P.O. Box 2093 P.O. 608
Collins, MS 39428-2093 Collins, MS 39428-0608
Phone: 601-641-6165 Phone: 601-517-1487
apalmer@cov.k12.ms.us amanda.culpepper1@gmail.com
Seminary Elementary School Seminary Elementary School
Jean Strebeck Aleta Sullivan
304 Pine Street 1253 SCR 52
Seminary, MS 39479-9214 Raleigh MS 39153-5153
Initiate Date/10/1/1985 Initiate Date: 11/1/1987
Phone: 601-722-9910 Phone: 601-297-2377
jeanstrebeck@att.net aletasullivan@gmail.com
Retired Retired
Delta Chapter Standing Rules
1. There shall be six scheduled chapter meetings each year, preferably on the second
Saturday of the following months, with these suggested ideas for programs (the last
spring meeting may vary between the later part of April and early May).
 October –Collection of Dues, Reaffirmation

 November – Nomination of prospective members, service project
 December – Scholarship Auction and social honoring retired teachers.
 February – Program and joint meeting with other chapters
 March – Election of officers and program (even years), District Meetings
 April and/or May – Report of state convention, Founders Day Program, State
Convention
2. Delta Chapter shall function according to the rules and regulations of the By-Laws of
Zeta State, the Constitution and Handbook of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society
International.
3. The nominating committee shall present its report and hold election of officers at the
March meeting.
4. Officers shall be installed at the April or May meeting.
5. There shall be no stand-in at installation ceremonies for any officer.
6. In the event of the death of a member, the treasurer will have the authority to send a
memorial for flowers at the discretion, not to exceed $50.00 plus tax or contribute to the
Delta Chapter scholarship fund.

7. There will be designated dates for the reports of the certain chapter committees with
copies being furnished to the recording secretary, the president, and one for the
chairman’s file. Suggested dates for the committee reports are:
October Finance Program, Personal Growth and

Services
November Membership
March Nominations
April or May Scholarship, Educational Excellence (EEC)
8. The recording secretary will prepare minutes of the Executive Board and chapter
meetings in duplicate, with the original copy to be placed in the Book of Minutes, and
the other copy given to the chapter president.
9. The chapter will allocate money for the president’s expenses each year of her term. In
addition, in even numbered years, the incoming president’s convention expenses will be
included. A president’s pin will be given to in-coming president upon her installation
into the office.
10. The chapter will meet with other Hattiesburg Area chapters for a February Joint
Luncheon, namely: Alpha Alpha, Alpha Beta, Alpha Gamma, and Alpha Rho.
11.The chapter will have its own scholarship fund to be used as follows:
a. Funds not to exceed $350 for:
1. Members enrolled in graduate programs.
2. Members who are incurring unusual expenses for research in writing and/or
publications in connection with graduate degrees, and
3. Members involved in recertification and professional development.
4. Funds not to exceed $25 to members’ children who are participating in
school- related activities.
5. Payment of $0.40 per member and the $5.00 fee for the Chapter Scholarship
Fund will be sent to the State Treasurer.
b. Guidelines:
Members applying for scholarships must be a member of good standing for a
period of two years. If more than one member applies, scholarships will be
granted on the basis of seniority.

2016-2018 Delta Chapter Committees
Committees Chair Members
Educational Excellence Lisa Campbell Angela Davis
Gwen Hitt
Ollie Crosby
Helen Milloy
Membership Belinda Marshall Janet Bullock

Cheree Bullock
Wanda Harvey
Music Aleta Sullivan Cheree Bullock

Janet Bullock
Legislative Jean Strebeck Mary Edmond

Aleta Sullivan
Personal Growth Angela Davis Angie Palmer

Amanda Pittman
Professional Affairs Ollie Crosby Gwen Hitt

Aimee Dyess
Aleta Sullivan
Research Chair Helen Milloy Annie K Milloy

Edith Magee
Brenda McClendon
World Fellowship Brenda McClendon Ollie Crosby

Mary Edmond
Finance Sharon Blackwell Aimee Dyess

Cindy Alsworth
Program Committee Lisa Campbell Cindy Alsworth

Belinda Marshall
Scholarship Mary Edmond Pam Barnes

Amanda Pittman
Angela Davis
Chapter Rules Pam Barnes Cindy Alsworth

Ollie Crosby
Lisa Campbell
Aleta Sullivan
Communications Gwen Hitt Aleta Sullivan

Aimee Dyess Cindy Alsworth
Amanda Pittman
SEE Annie Kay Milloy Pam Barnes

Lisa Campbell
Angiei Palmer
History Edith Magee Patricia Mauldin

Helen Milloy
Nominations Aleta Sullivan Cindy Alsworth

Belinda Marshall
Jean Strebeck

Duties of Delta Chapter Committees
Educational Excellence Committee
 Develop chapter program of work, focusing upon the purposes and mission statement of
the Society
 Use new program manual to prepare programs for the biennium
 Prepare the chapter yearbook
 Plan the observance of Founder’s Day
 Plan the observance of Delta Chapter’s birthday
 Communicate with Zeta State Program Committee
Personal Growth and Service
 Recognize needs of members and recommend programs and projects to aid in

individual growth, leadership development, and community involvement.
 Encourage members to reach beyond themselves and their communities to help
create a genuine spiritual fellowship among women educators of the world.
 Lead Delta Chapter in Zeta State’s service project.
 Aid in the selection of Delta Chapter’s Woman of Distinction.
 Communicate with Zeta State Personal Growth and Services Committees
Professional Affairs
 Develop chapter interest and participation in activities designed to improve the

professional status of women educators.
 Orchestrate the annual holiday auction to fund Delta Chapter scholarship and grant-in-
aid
 Review guidelines for giving a grant-in-aid to a college junior who is planning to teach
 Direct the selection process, and award one grant-in-aid (each year that the chapter has
qualified applicants.
 Communicate with Zeta State Professional Affairs Committee.

Legislative
 Communicate with chapter members on pending legislation.

 Encourage members to communicate their concerns and desires about
educational issues to their legislators
 Involve Delta Chapter in Zeta State Legislative Day
 Communicate with Zeta State Program Committee.
Research
 Investigate issues and distribute pertinent information to members

 Assess needs within the communities represented by Delta Chapter members, and
suggest studies of local programs.
 Publicized pertinent research in the area of the program theme and current educational
trends and issues
 Collect data to add to our chapter yearbook next year: birthdates, county of
residence, e-mail addresses, etc.
 Communicate with Zeta State Research Committee.
Music
 Use music and other art forms to enhance appreciation of the society’s goals and to
give dignity and beauty to programs.
 Provide appropriate music at each meeting.
 Develop a chapter songbook.
 Communicate with Zeta State Music Committee
Finance
 Supervise the financial affairs of Delta Chapter

 Prepare chapter budget
 Review financial statements
 Present vote on amount of chapter dues and assessments
 Communicate with Zeta State Finance Committee
Membership
 Review professional qualifications of women whose names have been submitted for
membership
 Present names and qualifications of those recommended to chapter members. Invite
qualified women educators to active membership in the Society.
 Keep accurate records of invitations sent and written replies.
 Conduct orientation of prospective members (preferably before invitations have been
accepted or rejected).
 Prepare initiation ceremony.
Nominations
 Identify those members of Delta Chapter who show leadership potential and dedication
to Delta Kappa Gamma.
 Ascertain that the nominated person will serve if elected to an officer position.
 Present to the chapter the nominees for elected offices.
 Present to the chapter the nominees for elected offices.
 Send immediately the names and addresses of new officers to the Zeta State President
and the Executive Coordinator at International Headquarters.
 Communicate with Zeta State Nominations committee.
Communications
 Send newsletter to Delta Chapter members. Include minutes of the previous meetings,
president’s message, reminders about upcoming events, and other items of interest.
 Develop a means of communication with members for emergency purposes (illness,
death).
 Publicize information about the Society and chapter events in local newspapers.
 Send articles to Zeta Data.
 Encourage members to submit articles to the Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin.
 Communicate with Zeta State Communications Committee.
Scholarship
 Present criteria for existing scholarships, and encourage chapter members to apply.
 Provide members with scholarship applications.
 Communicate with Zeta State Scholarship Committee.
World Fellowship
 Assist in supporting the work of the International World Fellowship Committee.

 Identify an international student within Mississippi. Assist her financially and spiritually
in her studies. Encourage Delta Chapter members to correspond with her.
 Collect contributions for the World Fellowship Fund. Give those donations to the
chapter treasurer to forward to Zeta State.
 Communicate with Zeta State World Fellowship Committee.
By Laws and Standing Rules
 Review and edit Chapter Standing Rules

 Review State By Laws and/or Standing Rules
The Purposes of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
2. To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive service
in any field of education.
4. To initiate, endorse and support desirable legislation or other suitable endeavors in the
interests of education and of women educators.
5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing graduate

study and to grant fellowships to non-member women educators.
6. To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to encourage their
participation in appropriate programs of action.
7. To inform the members of current economic, social, political, and educational issues
so that they may participate effectively in a world society.
2016-2017 Delta Chapter Programs
Purpose 1: To unite women educators of the world in a genuine spiritual fellowship.

Purpose 2: To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for
distinctive service in any field of education.
Purpose 6: To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to
encourage their participation in appropriate programs of action.
Purpose 7: To inform members of current, economic, social, political, and
educational issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society.
Event: October Meeting
Place: Saint Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church
Date: Saturday, October 8, 2016
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Call to Order Cindy Alsworth
Devotional: Brenda McLendon
Business Meeting Roll Call – Aimee Dyess

Treasurer’s Report – Sharon Blackwell
Correspondence – Gwen Hitt
Personal Growth and Services Report – Angela Davis
Welcome Bags for New Teachers (SEE – Annie K. Milloy)
State Convention Hostess Committee Assignments
Program: Aleta Sullivan – Poetry of Judith Viorst
Collect: Led by Lisa Campbell
Hostesses: Pam Barnes Sharon Blackwell

Ollie Crosby Aimee Dyess
Belinda Marshall
Music The Delta Kappa Gamma Song led by Aleta Sullivan
Event: November Meeting
Date: Saturday, November 12, 2016
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Devotional: Janet Bullock

Membership Committee Report – Belinda Marshall
Program: Lisa Campbell
Collect: Led by Jean Strebeck
Hostesses: Brenda McClendon Wanda Harvey

Helen Milloy Angie Palmer
Amanda Pittman Jean Strebeck
Music The Delta Kappa Gamma Song led by Aleta Sullivan


Event: December Meeting
Date: Saturday, December 10, 2016
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Devotional: Helen Milloy

Program: Scholarship Auction
Collect: Led by Annie K Milloy
Hostesses: Lisa Campbell Janet Bullock

Mary E. Edmond Gwen Hitt
Annie Kay Milloy Aleta Sullivan
Music Christmas Songs led by Aleta Sullivan

Purpose 7: To inform members of current, economic, social, political, and
educational issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society.
Event: Joint Luncheon
Place: To Be Determined
Date: To Be Determined
Time:
Host Chapter Alpha Alpha

2. To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive
service in any field of education.
4. To initiate, endorse and support desirable legislation or other suitable

endeavors in the interests of education and of women educators.
5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing

graduate study and to grant fellowships to non-member women educators.
6. To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to

7. To inform the members of current economic, social, political, and educational

issues so that they may participate effectively in a world society.
Event: Zeta State Convention
Place: Jackson Hilton

Jackson, MS
Date: March 31-April 1, 2017
Time: 8:00 a.m.

Purpose 2: To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive
service in any field of education.
Purpose 3: To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.
Purpose 4: To initiate, endorse, and support desirable legislation or other suitable
endeavors in the interests of education and of women educators.
Purpose 5: To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing
graduate study and to grant fellowships to non-member women educators
Event: May Meeting
Place: Covington Ridge Assisted Living Facility
Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017
Time: 10:00 p.m.
Devotional: Belinda Marshall

Scholarship and Educational Excellence Committee Reports
Program: Initiation of New Members

Delta Kappa Gamma Birthday Celebration
State Officer Visit*
Collect: Led by Edith Magee
Hostesses: Cindy Alsworth Cheree Bullock

Angela Davis Edith Magee
Music The Birthday Song led by Aleta Sullivan
Delta Chapter Projects

2016-2017
Schools for Africa
Food Pantry
Share the Future Fund
World Fellowship
Professional Mentoring
2016-2017
Dates to Remember
2016
July 5-9 International Convention – Nashville, TN; Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
(HC)
July 15 Chapter Treasurer’s Form 15 Due
August 15 Deadline for chapter Executive Board meeting to plan for 2016-2017 (HC)
Names of chapter committee chairmen due to state executive secretary (HC)
August 27 State Officers, Committee Chairmen, Zeta Data Editor, Webmaster, Convention Chair and
Convention Hostess Committees meetings
September 17 Zeta State membership, Educational Excellence, Headquarters, History of Zeta State
Committees
October 8 Delta Chapter October Meeting 10 a.m. Saint Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church, Collins
Please be prepared to pay your dues at this meeting.
October 15 Zeta State Nominations, Leadership Development, Bylaws Committees
October 29 Zeta State Policies & Procedures, Communications & Publicity Committees, Mary Stuart
Harmon Board of Trustees
October 31 Deadline for paying dues
November 5 Convention Hostess Committees meetings
November 12 Delta Chapter October Meeting 10 a.m. Saint Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church, Collins
December 1 Deadline for postmarking

 Chapter yearbook to state officers: president, first vice president, executive secretary,
Southern District Director (HC)
 Woman of Distinction Report to State Personal Growth and Services Representative
(Form 22) (HC)
December 10 Delta Chapter October Meeting 10 a.m. Saint Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church, Collins
Dates to Remember
2017
January Joint Luncheon – Alpha Alpha, Alpha Beta, Alpha Gamma, Delta
February
February 1 Deadline for postmarking
 Chapter Reports (President, Necrology) (HC)
 Applications for International Scholarships, Zeta State Scholarship (Form 20), Mary
Stuart Harmon Scholarship (Form 12), Zeta State Grant-in-Aid (Form 9)
 Recommendations of Zeta State Achievement Award
 Red Rose Report—(Form 19)
 Chapter Service Report (Form 14) (HC)
 SEE Report (Form 16) (HC)
February 1 Deadline for applications for Zeta State Leadership/Management Seminar (Form 11)
February 18 Zeta State Scholarship, Awards, Educational Excellence, Leadership Development, Finance
Committees; Mary Stuart Harmon Board of Trustees
March 31  Professional Affairs Pre-Convention Seminar, Jackson, MS

 Zeta State Executive Board Meeting
March 31- Zeta State Convention, Jackson, MS; Hilton Jackson (HC)
April 1
May 13 Delta Chapter October Meeting 10 a.m. Covington Ridge Assisted Living Facility
June 11 – 14 Zeta State Leadership Management Seminar, Eagle Ridge Conference Center, Raymond, MS
(HC)
July 19-22 Southeast Regional Conference—Myrtle Beach SC; Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention
Center (HC)
July 15 Chapter Treasurer’s Form 15 Due
August 15 Deadline for chapter Executive Board meeting to plan for 2017-2018 (HC)
Standing Rules of Zeta State Mississippi
of
The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
1. That a Zeta State directory be published biennially in even-numbered years, with a

supplement in odd-numbered years.
2. That ZETA DATA be published at least three times a year – fall, winter, and spring.
3. That district meetings be held in the spring in even-numbered years.
4. That the location of the state convention be determined at least three years in advance.
5. The state president and executive board may select the date and site.
6. That the state convention be held in odd years in March or April, not to conflict with
Easter. The exact time (hours) will be determined by the state president and the
convention chairman.
7. That the state president shall appoint the convention chairman and the convention
treasurer.
8. That the convention steering committee be composed of the presidents of the hostess
chapters, the convention chairman, and convention treasurer.
9. That the state president supply the convention chairman with a copy of the convention
MANUAL that gives specific and detailed duties of the state president, the convention
chairman, convention treasurer, the hostess chapter(s), and chairmen of the various
committees.
10.That no chapter or individual offer for sale any article during the state convention unless
the funds go to Zeta State.
11.That hostess chapters not ask local merchants for door prizes to be awarded at state
meetings. If favors are used, they should be simple.
12.That the state convention pay for itself. In the event the convention is not self-supporting
Zeta State will pay the deficit up to the amount designated in the state budget. Excess
funds shall be returned to the state.
13.That in odd-numbered years arrangements be made for the installation of incoming

officers by the Nominations Committee.
14.That there be no stand-in at installation ceremonies (either chapter or state) for any
officer.
15.That a memorial service for deceased members be a part of every state convention and be
arranged by the State Membership Committee.
16.That the state president decides who shall be head table guests and issue the invitation(s).
17.That the Achievement Award(s) be presented at the state convention to member(s)

selected by the Awards Committee from nominees submitted by the membership.
18.That scholarship recipients be announced at the state convention or the appropriate

district meeting.
19.That a member of the Hattiesburg chapter always be chairman of the Board of Trustees of
the Mary Stuart Harmon Scholarship Fund.
20.That a request for naming a scholarship shall be presented to the Scholarship Committee
and the Executive Board.

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Miss Mamie Sue Bastian

Dr. Annie Webb Blanton

Miss Ruby Cole

Miss Mabel Grizzard

Dr. Anna Hiss

Miss Ray King

Miss Sue King

Dr. Helen Koch

Dr./Mrs. Ruby Terrill Lomax

Dr/Mrs. Cora M. Martin

Mrs. Lalla M. Odom

Miss Lela Lee Williams

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The Purposes of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

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3. To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.

5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing graduate

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International Headquarters Staff

Telephone: (512) 478-5748 Fax: (512) 478-3961

Staff Member Ext. E-mail Address

2016-2018 International Administrative Board

*The International Officers

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Mrs. Edna Simmons Campbell

Zeta State Honorary Members

Phyliss J Anderson, Chief, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

Gladys Meisburg 2170 Dellwood Drive, Apt A Tallahassee, FL 32303-4926

Lenore Prather PO Box 903 Columbus, MS 39703-0903

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Second Vice President Recording Secretary

Treasurer Executive Secretary

Parliamentarian Immediate Past President

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Central District Director Central District Assistant Director

Southern District Director Southern District Assistant Director

Zeta Data Editor Webmaster

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Membership Bylaws & Standing Rules

Leadership Development Communications & Publicity

Society Mission and Purposes

Mary Stuart Harmon Board of Trustees

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Awards Policies & Procedures Review

Educational Excellence Work Area Representatives

Professional Affairs World Fellowship

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