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Name The Core Values
- Life Long Learning
- Inclusiveness
- Leadership through service
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What did Mary Kay Ash Say about Sales
"Pretend everyone around you has a sign around their neck that says,'make me feel important' not only will you succeed in sales but you will succeed in life."
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When and Where was Phi Sigma Sigma founded?
November 26th, 1913 Hunter College New York
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Who were the founders?
Lillian Gordon, Ethel Gordon, Josephine Ellison, Shirley Cohen, Fay Chertkoff, Claire Wunder, Estell Melnick, Rose Sher, Jeanette Lipka, Gwen Zaliels
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What are the twin ideals?
The brotherhood of mankind and alleviation of the world's pain
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What is the mission statement?
To inspire personal development of each sister and perpetuate the advancement of womanhood
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What is the Vision Statement?
Phi Sigma Sigam is a dynamic sisterhood of powerful women fostering uncomprimising principles, igniting positive change and embracing individuality
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What is our Flower?
American Beauty Rose
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What is our Motto?
Diokete Hupsala- Aim High
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What are our colors?
King Blue and Gold
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What is our stone?
Sapphire
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What is our official Hymn
Lieberstraum
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What is our Symbol?
Sphinx
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What is the Mission Statement of the Foundation?
To generate funds for the educational and philanthropic activities of the Fraternity. Encourage life-long learning, and engage in charitable endeavors
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What is the Vision Statement of the Foundation?
The advancement of womanhood through personal growth, intellectual development, and selfless giving
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Who are the Board of Directors and their positions
- Katie Hershchede- President
- Marianne Cohen- VP
- Kim Hildred- Past gran archon, Secretary
- Judith Slater- Treasurer
- Judith Distler- Past GA, Director
- Pamela Downey- Grand Archon, Director
- Aggie Malter- Director
- Elizabeth Rodriguez- Director
- Melissa Ricketts- Development Officer
- Erin Leahey- Director of Development
- Michelle Soucy- Foundation Consultant
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How does the foundation help chapters?
By offering a number of scholarships, fund leadership programming, provide resources for philanthropic and service oriented events
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What Does the ACHIEVE Program stand for?
Aspire Challenge Honor Integrity Engage Value Excellence
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