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Wonderful topic.....
I crossed over into Delta-Land while an undergraduate. But my journey was unique--My school Private HBCU did not have a chapter. So a few of us went on a quest (LOL) to find out how we could become the first greek letter chapter on the campus and DST was the ONLY WAY. The journey was hard, exhaustive and fulfilling all at the same time. We belonged to a social organization on our campus that was being advised by a soror. She helped us along the way. IT took more than a year of introductions and proving ourselves to one of the local college campuses. We did alot of work and preparation before even being considered for regional initiation. After the regional conference we came back to campus and worked hard to charter a chapter. It still has not happened.....but the seed was planted!!
What I find interesting; after also pledging a few lines undergraduate and graduate...you can see the interests who have Delta in their heart!! There is something very sincere about them --- and you can tell that they are determined to make their dream a reality. I will continue to welcome new sorors (undergraduate and graduate) who will work for Delta and remain true to her goals.
P.S. Is anyone working with Project ACE in their chapter?
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We may see the blue and think it is water....when actually it is sky.
Delta Sigma Theta is the ONLY way!!!....
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