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Alpha Alpha: 1945 – 1972: Ball State University: Indiana: Inactive [s] Alpha Beta: 1946 – 1959: Marshall University: West Virginia: Inactive [t] Alpha Gamma: 1946: Henderson State University: Arkansas: Active [u] Alpha Delta: 1948 – 1970: Missouri State University: Missouri: Inactive [v] Alpha Epsilon: 1948 – 2021: Western Illinois ...
Alpha Sigma Tau (known as ΑΣΤ or Alpha Tau) is a national sorority founded November 4, 1899, at Eastern Michigan University (formerly Michigan State Normal College). A member of the National Panhellenic Conference, the sorority has 78 active collegiate chapters at colleges and universities around the U.S. and over 65,000+ lifetime members.
Alpha Sigma Tau 1985–1987: Sidney Allen: Alpha Sigma Alpha 1987–1989: Beth Saul: Alpha Epsilon Phi 1989–1991: Louise Kier: Phi Sigma Sigma 1991–1993: Harriett Macht: Delta Phi Epsilon 1993–1995: Harriet Rodenberg: Sigma Delta Tau 1995–1997: Jean Scott: Pi Beta Phi 1997–1999: Lissa Bradford: Kappa Alpha Theta 1999–2001: Marian ...
Alpha Sigma Chi: ΑΣΧ: 1923 Local SUNY Oswego: Traditional Active [4] [j] Alpha Sigma Delta: ΑΣΔ: 1918 – 1932: National Independent Traditional Inactive [k] Alpha Sigma Rho: ΑΣΡ: 1998 National NAPA Asian American Active Alpha Sigma Tau: ΑΣΤ: 1899 National NPC: Traditional Αλφα Σιγμα Ταυ [sic] Active [l] Alpha Xi Delta ...
On July 10, 1915, Sigma Sigma Sigma and Alpha Sigma Alpha held a preliminary conference in Cincinnati and then on September 4, 1915, in Boston formed a "panhellenic in education" between themselves, first called the Association of Pedagogical Sororities. These two sororities created the Association in order "to give the student in training for ...
Alpha Sigma Nu (ΑΣΝ) is the honor society of Jesuit colleges and universities. Founded in 1915 at Marquette University as Alpha Sigma Tau, it adopted the current name in 1930. The society is open to both men and women of every academic discipline in the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities and other Jesuit higher education ...
There was a national council meeting at a convention. The journal was The Gold and White. The badge was "a gold crescent with a row of ten pearls on the left side and one pearl at the point on the right. Gold letters spelling Kappa Sigma Tau are placed vertically on a raised onyx crescent in the center of the badge" (Baird's 1930, p. 602).
By 1912, all but four of the original chapters of Alpha Sigma Alpha had closed; most of its early chapters were placed at short-lived women's seminaries and the junior schools of the day. By the following year only the Alpha chapter remained. Rising to meet what was an existential challenge Alpha Sigma Alpha reorganized itself at a crucial fall ...