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A. Members of Norfolk Alumnae Chapter fellowship during May Week activities. B. Hampton Alumnae Chapter honored the community woman of the year. C. May Week speaker, Elaine Nichols, senior curator of culture, Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture with Fairfax County Alumnae Chapter members. D. Shelby Alumnae WE E K

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Chapter members worshipped together at Shoal Creek Baptist Church. E. Rocky Mount Alumnae sorors at the sisterhood luncheon after worship service F. Orangeburg Alumnae Chapter held an Appreciation Tea honoring their young scholars.

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SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL JOURNAL N AT I O N A L C O N V E N T I O N I S S U E

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SIERRA CUNNINGHAM Regional Representative DELORIS B. HARGROW Regional Secretary REV. DR. TRISH HARLESTON Regional Chaplain BRIDGETTE WILSON Regional Journalist

CONTENTS

JUANITA B. MASSENBURG Regional Director

FRANCES McIVER Regional Parliamentarian SELENA EDWARDS JACOBS Assistant Regional Journalist

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Message from the Regional Director and Representative

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Our Sensational Year in Review 2016–2017

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Sisterhood Luncheon Program

KAYE WEBB Assistant Regional Parliamentarian

BERMUDA LEADERSHIP ROSETTE SIMMONS Coordinator

NC LEADERSHIP SELENÉ H. BRENT State Coordinator

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In the Spirit

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May Week Around the Region

MELISSA HAYBAN State Facilitator ALFREDA BRYANT State Secretary

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SC L EADERS HIP MONICA OWENS State Coordinator

13 Congratulations New Initiates

JORDAN BARNES State Facilitator

16 Divine Nine NC Legislative Day

JONI WILLIAMS State Secretary

18 Calendar of Events

VA L EADERS HIP MICHELLE LEWIS State Coordinator

JULIA-IVY CHAVIS State Facilitator FANCHON GLOVER State Secretary

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CASSANDRA MURPHY Regional Photographer

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As we celebrate the 53rd National Convention of our beloved Sorority, we are proud to showcase the accomplishments of the South Atlantic Region. Sierra and I are elated to welcome you to the South Atlantic Regional Sisterhood Luncheon. The 2016-2017 year has been replete with amazing accomplishments. The 152 chapters across the region was able to raise over 1.5 million in scholarship funds. We have worked with so many youth and contributed to our local communities. This has been a stellar year.

This issue highlights some of our achievements as well as some national changes to our membership intake process (MIT). We also worked with the Divine Nine at the 2nd Annual North Carolina Legislative Day. This was a great achievement as we led the way on laying out a legislative agenda of critical issues for the State of North Carolina. Not only was the Divine Nine recognized in the Senate Chambers but one of the critical issues was discussed on the Senate Floor. It is amazing what can happen when we are unified and on one front.

The theme of our Sisterhood Luncheon is “Living Like Life It’s Golden.” That means that you are living life to the fullest. You are being the best you that you can be. No matter your circumstances, you have an unwavering faith that God is able to bless you abundantly.

We hope that you enjoy the wonderful luncheon that we have planned for you. So, bring your high spirits and “golden” attitudes. We are going to have a good time! Several of our chapters will be duly recognized for their hard work at serving with purpose and dedication. It is our honor to not only serve the Sensational South Atlantic Region but we count it a privilege to acknowledge all that you have done to serve your communities.

Once again, you are welcomed in this place and let us always . . . Keep it SENSATIONAL!

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O U R S E N S AT I O N A L Regional Programming

92%

Chapters have Educational Development Programs

73%

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Scholarship Donations from South Atlantic Region Chapters

$1,432,534

as reported by June 30, 2017

Chapters have Economic Development Programs

National Scholarships Awarded to Sorors

$9,000 $11, 250

73%

Chapters have International Development Programs

97%

Chapters have Physical and Mental Health Programs

National Financial Aid Awarded to Collegiates

95%

Chapters have Political Awareness and Involvement Programs

46%

Chapters have Delta Academy

59% Chapters have Delta GEMS 30%

Chapters have EMBODI

Chapter Seed Grants Awarded $1,300

847 Sorors Reclaimed

20% Chapters have STEM Initiatives

Leading Scholars

25 Seniors

has a cumulative GPA of 4.00

20%

of collegiate sorors have a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or higher

74.5%

of collegiate sorors have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher

61%

95%

Chapters have P-13 Programs

of collegiate sorors have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 or higher 5

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GOLDEN SISTERHOOD LUNCHEON SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 2017 PROCESSIONAL

Introduction of the Dais — DELORIS B. HARGROW, Regional Secretary

PRESIDING

ROSETTE SIMMONS Bermuda Island Coordinator

WELCOME

JUANITA B. MASSENBURG Regional Director SIERRA T. CUNNINGHAM Regional Representative

GREETINGS

ROSETTE SIMMONS, SELENÉ BRENT, MONICA OWENS, MICHELLE LEWIS, JORDAN BARNES BDA, NC, SC , VA State Coordinators and SC Facilitator

Past Regional Directors

NORMA SERMON-BOYD, DR. BERTHA MAXWELL-RODDEY, THELMA PETTIS, MARY SUTTON, YVETTE ROBINSON, LINDA WILSON, ANDRIA JEFFRIES

Past Regional Representatives

ALICIA SMITH-FRESHWATER, SHAMEKA POLLARD, AMANDA WISE, DEANDREA NEWSOME

Honorary Member

DAPHNE MAXWELL REID

20th National President

DR. BERTHA MAXWELL-RODDEY

MUSICAL SELECTION

THE SENSATIONAL VOICES, Regional Choir

INVOCATION

REV. DR. TRISH HARLESTON, Regional Chaplain

LUNCH

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GOLDEN 53 RD NATIONAL CONVENTION SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS JUANITA B. MASSENBURG

and SIERRA T. CUNNINGHAM CHAPTER PROGRAMMING LISA DOWNEY-HOOD AWARDS RECOGNITIONS Regional Chair, Program Planning and Development

SOCIAL ACTION AWARD DENA KING Regional Chair, Social Action SISTERHOOD AWARDS

Advisor of the Year ROSETTE SIMMONS Bermuda Island Coordinator

Collegiate Soror of the Year JORDAN BARNES Collegiate Chapter of the Year SC State Facilitator

Delta Dear of the Year MONICA OWENS SC State Coordinator

Alumnae Soror of the Year MICHELLE LEWIS VA State Coordinator

Alumnae Chapter of the Year SELENÉ BRENT NC State Coordinator

ANNOUNCEMENTS DELORIS B. HARGROW Regional Secretary

CLOSING REMARKS JUANITA B. MASSENBURG

and SIERRA T. CUNNINGHAM

RECESSION

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Written By Rev. Dr. Trish Harleston South Atlantic Regional Chaplain

WILL YOU BE THAT SISTER?

Then the baby’s sister approached the princess. “Should I go and find one of the Hebrew women to nurse the baby for you?” she asked.

— Exodus 2:7 NLT I suspect that there are very few Christians who aren’t familiar with the story of a great biblical leader by the name of Moses. This character is most known as the one whom the Lord used to rescue the Israelites out of Egypt. But even before Moses was aware of this magnificent call of leadership upon his life, there was someone who played a critical role in his survival and his destiny. That individual was his sister.

In the story of Moses, having a sister who was concerned with his well-being proved to have a profound impact upon his life. It was his sister who spoke up on his behalf and caused him to be cared for by his own mother until he was weaned and old enough to live in the palace. Moses’ blessing was his sister that day; and certainly, this story would have turned out differently without her concern for him. Likewise, women who are fortunate enough to become a member of our organization immediately gain the gift of sisterly love and sisterhood, whether she has biological siblings or not. And sisterhood is a tremendous gift.

SUBMIT PRAYER REQUESTS TO sarprayerline @gmail.com

Join us for Monthly Manna.

As a sister, we can hold the key to change the trajectory of someone’s life.

But we must be willing to use it.

A moment of meditation and prayer to guide us through the month.

As a sister, we can speak up when someone’s reputation or credibility is at stake.

But we must not sit silently.

First Sunday evening of each month at 8 p.m.

As a sister, we can affect the reality of someone else’s dream or vision.

But we must be diligent in our pursuit to help.

Perhaps Moses’ sister didn’t understand the magnitude of her decision that day, but we know the impact upon his life. Many of the women within our organization are just like Moses, called to accomplish great exploits in leadership, in politics, in education, in technology, in the arts and in religion throughout this world.

Will you be the sister who will help her walk into that destiny?

We are all called to make a difference in the lives of others. So, let’s begin with our sister. As members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated, let’s endeavor to be the sister who gives life to another sister’s dream.

Will you be that sister?

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Call In Number (515) 739-1020 Access Code: 457798 Also, remember to submit your daily prayer requests to sarprayerline@gmail.com

CHARLESTON ALUMNAE CHAPTER 2017 MAY WEEK PROGRAM

“Strengthening Our Communities through Faith, Education and Community Involvement” he Charleston Alumnae Chapter, founded in 1940, has observed May Week with a public program for nearly seventy-seven years to award scholarships, recognize finer womanhood young ladies, salute citizens who demonstrate exemplary contributions to the community and honor the chapter’s Delta of the Year. This year’s 2017 May Week Program was held at Mother Emanuel AME Church, one of the most historic African American churches in Charleston, S.C. The May Week Program also honored our departed Soror, Myra Singleton Thompson, who lost her life, with eight other angels, known as the Emanuel Nine in the most unspeakable and heart wrenching tragedy that took place at Mother Emanuel AME Church on June 17, 2015. Soror Myra Thompson epitomized the principles and values of education, scholarship, finer womanhood, community service, sisterhood, and the foundation of it all – Christian love – that was highlighted throughout the May Week Program.

The Sensational Guest Speaker, South Atlantic Regional Director, Juanita Massenburg, delivered an awesome heart-warming message that captivated the purpose and spirit of the May Week Program. Soror Myra Singleton Thompson’s daughter, Soror Denise Quarles, was presented with a plaque in honor of her mother’s contributions to the chapter and to the Charleston community.

The chapter honored eighteen finer womanhood recipients, five community service honorees, four chapter scholarship recipients, four book stipend recipients, the recipient of the MaeDee Brown Scholarship, named for a chapter charter member and the recipient of the Myra Singleton Thompson Memorial Scholarship were recognized.

Soror Lynn Marie Boone was honored as the 2017 Charleston Alumnae Chapter Delta of the Year before a crowd of more than one hundred twenty sorors in attendance and an abundance of Divine Nine Greek members, family, and friends.

pIn the sanctuary of the Emmanual A.M.E. sorors united during the display of our symbols during the May Week Program.

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uRegional Director, Soror Juanita B. Massenburg, served as speaker for the Charleston Alumnae 2017 May Week Program.

p Soror Denise Quarles receiving her mother’s, Soror Myra Singleton Thompson, Award. Soror Myra Singleton Thompson was killed in the Emanuel Nine Shooting.

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Regional Director, Juanita Massenburg, Oxford Henderson Alumnae Chapter members and Martha Lucille Taylor Hudson, 98 year old Community Service Award recipient.

Bennettsville-Cheraw Alumnae Chapter presented their Community Service Award to Carlo Bowen.

The Gastonia Alumnae Chapter conducted a fun game of Bingo at one of the local assisted living facilities.

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Greensboro Alumnae Chapter following worship service with Dr. Willie Funderburke, Pastor of Mt. Olivet AME Zion.

Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Alumnae Chapter presents its honorees of May Week 2017.

Georgetown Alumnae Chapter sorors stand with scholarship recipients.

Greenwood Alumnae Chapter recognized Soror of the Year and the Delta Dear of the Year Award.

Sumter Alumnae Chapter members and May Week event participants.

Roxboro Alumnae Chapter held a book drive during May Week in hopes of keeping children reading during the summer.

Portsmouth Alumnae Chapter kicked off its new program, Youth Job Shadow Day with their youth initiative participants.

High Point Alumnae Chapter members are joined by the ladies of the community to take a “post sweat� picture after the Dancing with the Deltas May Week event.

Raleigh Alumnae Chapter held joint Deltas on the Move activity with Knightdale-Wake Forest Alumnae Chapter.

Suffolk Alumnae Chapter presents Soror LaVerne Faye Nicholson with her fifty year pin.

Winston-Salem Alumnae Chapter members stand with Mayor Allen Jones.

Richland County Alumnae presented certificates and a check totaling $15,000 to the 2017 Scholarship Recipients at the annual May Week Program.

Virginia Northern Neck Alumnae Chapter President Gail Haynie (center) poses with Past Regional Director Yvette Robinson and Past Regional Representative Natalie Pennywell.

High Point Alumnae Chapter members served as panelists at the May Week Career Exploration Lunch and Learn at T. Wingate Andrews High School.

Richmond Alumnae Chapter recognized the Delta of the Year at the May Week Luncheon.

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Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Alumnae Chapter recogized Soror of the Year, Soror Lucille Kannick.

THE 2016-2017 MEMBERSHIP INTAKE SEASON began with a new structure in our region. The new structure entails assigning one seasoned membership intake trainer to the chapter who is conducting membership intake. The trainer remains with the chapter, beginning with the chapter vote, until all paperwork has been submitted to headquarters. The chapter feedback has been very positive and the new structure provides confidence and assurance that the membership intake process is implemented in accordance with the Membership Intake Doctrines.

The Membership Intake regional leaders are Joni Hicks, Regional Chair; Alycia Marcena, North Carolina Regional Co-Chair; Rosemary

New Membership Intake Structure Proves Valuable.

Pictured: Gamma Chi, Claflin University I “40 Remedies of the Crimson Resumption�

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Hickmon, South Carolina Regional Co-Chair; and Lynn Sawyer, Virginia Regional Co-Chair.

With a combined total of over 50 years, these dynamic sorors are no strangers to the membership intake process and doctrine.

The membership intake trainers are awesome and willing to ensure that the membership intake process in the South Atlantic Region is sensational.

Introducing

NEW INITIATES PERFORMANCE SPRING 2017

Accomack-Northampton Alumnae Chapter I “Destined Divas of 4-t tude”

Delta Xi, Fayetteville State University I “10 Women of Mass Destruction (W.O.M.D.)”

Alpha Lambda Chapter, North Carolina Central University I “40 DSTinguished PeArLs of an Eminent REDsurrection”

Eta Phi Chapter, Voorhees College I “The 11 Forces of DSTruction”

Enfield-Roanoke Rapids Alumnae Chapter I “The Lucky Thirteen”

Eta Tau Chapter, Virginia Commonwealth University I “The 13th Regiment: Diplomatic Anomaly”

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N E W I N I T I AT E S PERFORMANCE (continued from page 12)

Gamma Chi, Claflin University I “40 Remedies of the Crimson Resumption”

Gamma Iota, Hampton University I “Bourne Identity”

Kappa Gamma Chapter, Lander University I ” Nine Testimonies of Infinite Knowledge”

Knightdale-Wake Forest Alumnae Chapter I “FavoR.E.D. 30:1”

Loudoun County Alumnae Chapter I “Flight 23 - F.I.R.S.T Class”

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Welcome TO THE SISTERHOOD SORORS

Upsilon Mu, Davidson College I FOURtress of Amity: Keepers of the Flame”

Omicron Iota Chapter, Elon University I “The 8 Destined Queens”

Oxford-Henderson Alumnae I “RubiXX cube”

Virginia Northern Neck AlumnaeChapter I “Epic 11”

Upsilon Alpha, High Point University I “DiSTinct FOURtitude”

Western Wake Alumnae Chapter I “DSTv Season 1: 26 Episodes”

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Delta's Participate in the Second Annual Divine Nine North Carolina Legislative Day... a Powerfully Collaborative Success!

The Divine Nine made history in Raleigh, North Carolina during the 2nd Annual Divine Nine Legislative Day that was held Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at the Raleigh Convention Center.

We experienced the best in national and international

leadership, collegiality and unity among 848 members in record attendance to discuss the critical issues that affect North Carolina and the nation that included voter registration and suppression tactics, body cameras for police officers in every city, getting the legal age limit changed from 16 to 18 for teenagers not to be tried as adults and so much more!

It was a very historic and heartfelt day of kindred but progressive action, thought and tireless commitment as International Presidents, Regional leadership, Presidents and Administration from HBCU's, smashing speakers, elected officials from the North Carolina House and Senate and across the state and attendees lifted our voices, plan of action and unyielding commitment forward! This followed a phenomenal meeting at the Governor's mansion Tuesday night, May 16th where Governor Roy Cooper graciously welcomed the leadership and engaged dialogue of the issues.

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(A) Pictured left to right, Soror Kristi Jones, Chief of Staff, NC Governor's Office, Soror Tayon Dancy, Soror Angela Knox, Roy Cooper, NC Governor, Soror Juanita B. Massenburg, Soror Dena King, Soror Terry Spicer (B) Sorors made a powerful statement at the 2nd Annual Divine Nine NC Legislative Day. (C-D) Soror Juanita B. Massenburg, leaders of the Divine Nine and First Lady Kristin Cooper

National leadership included Jonathan A. Mason, Sr., International President of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated, Thomas L. Battles, Jr., Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, Dr. Everett B. Ward, General President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Antonio F. Knox, Sr., 40th Grand Basileus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, Jennifer Jones, President of the National Panhellenic Council, Dr. Glenda Glover, International First Vice-President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Juanita Massenburg, South Atlantic Regional Director, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Rachel Morris, Executive Director, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated, T. Diane Surgeon, Esq., Eastern Regional Director, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated and Keivin Clayton, NC State Director, Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Incorporated represented their organizations on behalf of their National Presidents who apologetically could not attend.

Other Regional leadership included Eston Williams, Southern Regional Director, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated, Tejuan Manners, ANCA District Director, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Joyce Henderson, Mid-Atlantic Regional Director, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Carlos Watson, Esq., Regional Director, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, Nakisha Boulware, NC State Director, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated and Howard Jackson, Sixth District Representative who was the amazing Chair of the Planning Committee. Rev. Dr. Staccato Powell, Grand Chaplain, was the Keynote Speaker and he powerfully brought the house down!

Andrea Harris, member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. delivered a dynamic address on the state of North Carolina HBCUs. Cassandra Deck Brown, Raleigh Chief of Police and member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. stopped by to render greetings.

The Garner Road Community Center was blessed as our Community Partner with financial support from each organization as we visited and toured the facility with Mozetta Johnson, CEO and member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. The Divine Nine was recognized in the Senate Chambers and one of the critical issues discussed that we collectively outlined was being discussed in the Senate.

God blessed this body of work and execution with gracious grace! Thank you to the National and Regional

leaders for their selflessness day in and day out as we continue to impact humanity. Congratulations to the Planning Committee for a job well done! Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. was honored to host this amazing and overwhelmingly successful event. “WE ARE ONE!�

*This press release was reprinted with the permission of Terry W. Spicer of Epiphany Public Relations, publicist for Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

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T he Sensational South Atlantic Region

Contact Guide HOW CAN WE DIRECT YOUR CALL? Use th is gui de to hel p det e r m in e wh o t o co n t ac t w hen y ou hav e q u e s t io n s .

REGIONAL DIRECTOR

REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Soror Juanita Massenburg 17sardmassenburg@gmail.com

STATE COORDINATORS & FACILITATORS

Soror Rosette Simmons Bermuda State Coordinator bdacoordinator@gmail.com Soror Selené Hudson Brent NC State Coordinator nccoordinatorbrent@gmail.com Soror Melissa Hayban NC State Facilitator ncfacilitatorhayban@gmail.com Soror Monica Owens SC State Coordinator sccoordinatorowens@gmail.com Soror Jordan Barnes SC State Facilitator scfacilitatorbarnes@gmail.com Soror A. Michelle Lewis VA State Coordinator vacoordinatorlewis@gmail.com Soror Julia Ivy Chavis VA State Facilitator vafacilitatorchavis@gmail.com

Soror Sierra Cunningham 23sarrcunningham@gmail.com

REGIONAL SECRETARY

Soror Deloris Baker Hargrow sarsecretaryhargrow@gmail.com

PUBLIC RELATIONS Soror Kimberly Bracy kimberly.bracy@gmail.com

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

Soror Patricia “Trish” Johnson trishjohnson17@gmail.com

REGIONAL CHOIR

Soror Shellena Atlas satlasdst2010@gmail.com

CHAPLAIN’S PRAYER REQUEST Soror Trish Harleston sarprayerline@gmail.com

RITUAL & CEREMONIES

TECHNOLOGY

Soror Rhonda Long dst491@gmail.com

REGIONAL JOURNALIST

Soror Bridgette Wilson sarjournalistwilson@gmail.com

REGIONAL NEWSLETTER AND JOURNAL

If your chapter has news and would like to announce it in the Regional Journal, please email the Regional Journalist at sarjournalistwilson@gmail.com

REGIONAL WEBSITE If you have any questions regarding the website, email sarjournalistwilson@gmail.com

FIND SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION ON:

Soror Jean Patterson jeanpatterson44@icloud.com

South Atlantic Region journal

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

When submitting articles, be sure to adhere to the following guidelines: • Third-person narrative • Topic-oriented (tell how the program served with purpose and dedication) • Microsoft Word format ONLY (don’t add any additional design elements like borders or fonts • Limit three high-resolution digital photos (JPEG format-300 dpi) • Submit photos separately.

• Don’t embed the photo into the Microsoft Word document • For photos – Identify people, left to right, and or add captions • Journalist reserves the right to edit and cut copy • Please provide contact info (phone number, and email) for each article submitted Journal articles are requested in the following areas: • Feature Topic – (500 word maximum) Articles submitted for this section should align with the issue topic and provide tips, action items and resources.

• Around the Region – Chapter News & Event (150 word maximum) – articles submitted for this section should include unique chapter programs. Please use clear action photos.

• Sensational Sorors and Sensational Scholars (150 word maximum) – Articles submitted for this section should highlight the soror’s recent accomplishment and also provide a headshot or action shot of the soror.

Next Issue: Fall 2017 Submission Deadline: Sept. 30, 2017

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Calendar South Atlantic Region 2017-2018 Events

BY THE SEA VACATION RETREAT Bermuda Alumnae Chapter

Fall State SEPT. 22-23 SOU T H CA RO L I N A Camden Alumnae Chapter Camden, SC

2017 EVENTS

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2017 Sisters By The Sea Vacation Retreat Bermuda Alumnae Chapter 2018 EVENTS

JAN. 5-6

North Carolina Founders Day East Greenville, NC Greenville (NC) Alumnae Chapter

MONTHLY

MEETINGS

OCT. 6-7 VI RGI N I A

Roanoke Alumnae Chapter Roanoke, VA

OCT. 20-21 N O RTH CA ROLINA

Oxford-Henderson Alumnae Chapter Raleigh, NC

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Virginia Founders Day Virginia Beach, VA Virginia Beach Alumnae Chapter

South Carolina Founders Day Greenville, SC Greenville Alumnae Chapter

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Bermuda Founders Day Bermuda Bermuda Alumnae Chapter

North Carolina Founders Day West Winston-Salem, NC Winston-Salem Alumnae Chapter

SC Divine Nine Legislative Day Columbia, SC

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NC Divine Nine Third Annual Legislative Day Raleigh, NC

“Monthly Manna” Devotional Call (see page 6) First Sunday evening of the month at 8 p.m.

Serving

with Purpose and Dedication‌ Keeping it Sensational