Alumnae Service Awards
 

Alpha Gamma Delta recognizes alumnae service with several awards called, collectively, the Honors of Epsilon Pi. The Arc is awarded for service to a chapter or club. Successive years of service are designated with pearls and diamonds. The Crescent is awarded for service to the fraternity, and also progresses to pearls and diamonds. The Circle [did you catch the geometry?] is awarded for continued, faithful, and outstanding service--only a few sisters receive the Circle.

Surely other NPC groups have similar awards. What do you call them?

(This post was prompted by a query on FaceBook. I searched "alumnae + service + awards" and didn't find anything.)

TIA!

ASA
 

The ones that are for sorority service specifically are the Evelyn G Bell Award (leadership as a collegian, alumna and national officer) and the Helen F Corey Convention Award (for convention planning).

The Wilma Wilson Sharp Award is for those who have distinguished themselves through community and professional service as well as to the sorority.

The Recognition of Eminence Award is for those who have distinguished themselves far beyond the sorority (i.e. they're famous to everyone, not just ASA).

We also have the Agape award given at convention for to recognize volunteers who display a love for Alpha Sigma Alpha and its members. Recipients seek at all times to advance the interests of others and to spread the positive influence of Alpha Sigma Alpha; and, District Guiding Stars given at District Days for a collegiate officer, alumnae chapter officer, advisor and district volunteer.