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4 categories of membership
- collegiate- women who have been initiated after having met the following requirements
- a regularly matriculated student in the school where the chapter is located, who has demonstrated a sincere interest in music and in the purpose of SAI, and is enrolled in or completed one or more courses in music.A musician who has had training sufficient to enable her to earn her living at her profession, and who is approved by the National President in consultation with the Province Officer.
- alumnae- are former collegiate members.
- patroness- women actively involved in community musical affairs, fully-initiated members of the fraternity, participate in any activity exclusive of voting or holding major office. if she has received special fraternity education she may serve as a voting member and officer in an alumnae chapter.
- distinguished
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National Dues for Collegiate Members
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Total # of active alumnae chapters, including the international chapter
133
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total # of active collegiate chapters
220
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Executive Director
Ruth Sieber Johnson
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Chairman. Board of Directors, SAI Philanthropies, Inc.
Sharon W. Doty
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NVP- Ritual and Fraternity Education
Deborah Volker
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NVP- Fraternity Development
Joyce S. Garcia
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NVP- Finance
Jennifer M. Zerangue
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NVP- Extension
Christine D. Bruns
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NVP- Collegiate Chapters
Christine D. Bruns
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NVP- Alumnae Chapters
Susan Bermann
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National President
Leslie Odom Miller
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who conducts business between conventions
National Executive board
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Governing body of SAI
The National Convention
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4 chapters in the province
- Alderson Brodous University- Lamda Kappa
- Fairmont State University- Epsilon Psi
- West Virginia University- Kappa Lamda
- West Virginia Wesleyan College- Zeta Eta
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7 founders of SAI
- Minnie Davis Sherrill
- Mary Storrs Anderson
- Leila Farlin Laughlin
- Georgina Potts
- Elizabeth A. Campbell
- Francis Caspari
- Nora Crane Hunt
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3 priviledges
1. to impact music around the world utilizing SAI resources
2. to benefit from leadership opportunities within the national organization
3. to wear the badge as an introduction to all sigma alpha iota collegiate, alumnae, and distinguished members.
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founding date
June 12, 1903
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5 responsibilities
- 1. to represent the fraternity positively at all times
- 2. to cultivate broad friendships and be democratic in all campus contacts
- 3. to be ethical at all times
- 4. to respect the authority of chapter, province, regional, and national officers
- 5. to practice the high ideals of SAI
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3 fraternity awards and honors
Rose of honor-
Wreath of achievement-
Rose of dedication-
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2 SAI philanthropies
Bold notes-
The MacDowell Colony: Pans Cottage-
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Founding University
University School of Music Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Regional Officer
Jessica Chichester
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Province officer
Amy L. Prenatt
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2 SAI Publications
Pan Pipes: SAI Philanthropies Inc.-
Tempo! National News Letter-
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Distingushed members
- Member laureate-
- Honorary Member-
- National Arts Associate-
- Friend of the Arts-
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