Welcome To Phi Sigma Sigma!!!!

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Welcome To Phi Sigma Sigma!!!!

The Basics! Mission Statement T0 inspire the personal development of each sister and perpetuate the advancement of womanhood Vision Statement Phi Sigma Sigma is a dynamic sisterhood of powerful women fostering uncompromising principles, igniting positive change and embracing individuality.

Strategic Goals Foster a lifelong commitment to Phi Sigma Sigma Serve as a vested partner in the interfraternal world Ensure the perpetuity of Phi Sigma Sigma Promote philanthropic & service endeavors Provide for leadership development of each sister Foster uncompromising principals

Perpetuity Endless or indefinably long duration or existence

American Beauty Rose “Queen of all flowers”

Diokete Hupsala Aim High! Open Motto Diokete Hupsala Aim High!

Colors King blue and gold

Stone Sapphire

The brotherhood of man and the alleviation of the world’s pain. Twin Ideals The brotherhood of man and the alleviation of the world’s pain.

Official Hymm Liebestraum We love you so, Phi Sigma Sigma Cherished fraternity Our love will grow, Phi Sigma Sigma Until eternity Your Sphinxhead proud and true Binds us all to you Where ‘er we go, Phi Sigma Sigma First in our heart you’ll be.

Symbol Sphinx

Publications The Sphinx First published in 1923. Phi Sigma Sigma sisters are kept informed of the activities of the Fraternity and receive news of their chapters and their chapter sisters.

The Crest The crest is a sphinx head on a shield superimposed on a pyramid, at its apex a rose, at its base twin scrolls, bearing, in Greek, Diokete Hupsala, 1913.

Badge The plain badge is a sphinx head with sapphire eyes on a gold base bearing the Greek letters in blue enamel. To further indicate the bond between the sorority and the chapter, a guard pin (the Greek letters) is attached to the badge by a small, gold linked chain. The badge is worn by all duly initiated members over or near the heart. The guard pin is worn lower than the badge. The badge is never to be sold, given or loaned to any person who is not a duly initiated member of Phi Sigma Sigma. It is recommended that the badge be worn on formal clothes.

Supreme Council of Phi Sigma Sigma Grand Archon- Pamela Downey Grand Vice Archon- Alicia Scott Grand Vice Archon Finance- Melanie A. Boone Directors- Caryn Jacquish Wendy Lau Aggie Malter Carrie Nocella

The Greek Alphabet

Alcohol and Drug Policy The possession, sale, or use of illegal drugs is never permissible in any situation Moderation in consumption of alcoholic beverages is encouraged and shall be practiced Members shall not wear apparel or insignia that readily identifies them as members of Phi Sigma Sigma when consuming alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages are prohibited during all recruitment situations, and 24 hours after bid day See page 140 for the complete listing of drug and alcohol policies

Anti-Hazing Policy Hazing is against the law; therefore, all forms of hazing are prohibited Phi Sigma Sigma believes in member development – not hazing. Member development should be positive, informative, and enjoyable. Member development should embody the principles of our ritual and core values. It is the responsibility of all members to report any hazing hazing incidents to Phi Sigma Sigma Headquarters. For full listing see page 141 in reflection book.

Multiculturalism and Diversity Awareness Policy Phi Sigma Sigma was founded by a group of friends who at the time could not all join the same sorority because of their varying religious faiths. Phi Sigma Sigma maintains a non-sectarian based ritual. Phi Sigma Sigma’s constitution, bylaws, and policies do not tolerate membership selection based on discrimination. For full description look at Reflections page 144

Membership Status Active Status- the soror is in good standing with her collegiate chapter and meets the minimum standards of sisterhood Limited Status- implies total inability to participate. She has to get the recommendation of the chapter to grant limited status. Phi Sigma Sigma Headquarters is petitioned by the chapter to grant limited status for one academic term. This member has no vote on chapter business. Chapter Status- Phi Sigma Sigma Headquarters is not involved. The soror petitions the chapter’s standards board to grant chapter status. The member has limited participation and has the right to vote. Alumnae Status- Any duly initiated member who is in good standing who get married, has a child, has a major personal or family circumstance, or a member who has graduated can apply for alumnae status.

New Member Privileges New members have already “earned the right” to Phi Sigma Sigma sisterhood. All new members are embraced by the sisterhood and will be treated with respect. New members have the privilege of wearing sorority letters anytime after they receive their bid from Phi Sigma Sigma. New members are required to attend all chapter meetings and have voice and vote in all matters. New members are required to join two chapter committees and two campus activities.

Membership Responsibilities Responsibility to Self Achieve academic excellence Seek leadership opportunities Explore new friendships Maintain person wellness (spiritual, mental, and physical) Respect self-worth

Membership Responsibilities Responsibility to Chapter Meet chapter financial obligations Understand chapter history Participate in chapter activities Participate in two chapter committees Seek leadership opportunities Meet housing obligations Fulfill membership responsibilities Encourage Phi Sigma Sigma membership Foster alumnae relationships

Membership Responsibilities Responsibility to Campus/Community Participate in Panhellenic/Greek activities Participate in at least two campus activities Participate in at least two community activities per year Support the Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation through annual contributions

Membership Responsibilities Responsibility to Fraternity Understand Fraternity history Embrace Fraternity programs and policies Fulfill membership responsibilities Live the Fraternity’s ritual and core values Meet Fraternity financial obligations Foster relationships within the greater Phi Sigma Sigma community

Headquarters 8178 Lark Brown Road, Suite 202 Elkridge, MD 21075 (410) 799-1224 phisighq@phisigmasigma.org www.phisigmasigma.org