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Monday, March 23, 2009

Famous Zetas

Every sister of ZTA is special and close to every other member's heart. However, some of the women in our midst set them selves apart in unique ways. Here are two of Zeta's most current "famous" sisters:

Erin Andrews

* An alumna of Gamma Iota Chapter, University of Florida, 2000

* Sideline reporter for ESPN on Major League Baseball, NCAA football, basketball and baseball

* Member of the Gator basketball dance team from 1997- 2000

* Narrator for ZTA's New Member DVD

Geralyn Lucas


*Special Initiate of Theta Xi Chapter at Rutgers University during Convention 2006

*Author of “Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy” which become a Lifetime Television movie in 2006

*Director of Public Affairs for Lifetime Television

*Member of Lifetime's Stop Breast Cancer for Life initiative

Monday, March 16, 2009

District President Travels & Official Visits


It has been a busy couple of months for your humble District President! In January, I traveled to Springfield, MO to visit alumnae and participate in Province Wide Officer Training (PWOT). I enjoyed a delicious coffee at a local hangout in Springfield and had a great conversation with the President and PR/Historian of the Springfield alumnae chapter. When the President and I got back to her house, we chatted until the wee hours of the morning and thoroughly enjoyed each other's company! PWOT was an excellent day for everyone, and I assisted with the PR/Image session for collegians. I met with the Zeta Day Chair-women, and I also enjoyed spending time with other alumnae I do not see very often.

In February I met with KC Metro alumnae EC officers for a great officer training session. We all brought salad toppings to make our own salad bar buffet, and we covered a broad range of topics that included the Crown Chapter Award, ZTAF contributions, alumnae recruitment and retention, programming and service. KC Metro officers have created useful and attractive notebooks to assist them and the future officers to follow in their footsteps.

In March I stayed closer to home (literally, since I hosted the meeting at my house) for the Lawrence, KS Area chapter visit. The chapter elected its new EC officers for 2009-10 and enjoyed some delicious brunch items. They have had a food/cooking theme all year, so members who attend meetings with food take home a couple of recipes for the things that they sample! I talked about Zeta Day and showed the philanthropy recruitment video and parts of the new member education video.

In April I am headed to St. Louis for Zeta Day, and in July I will travel to Indianapolis for National Leadership Conference. My ZTA travels are a fun way to connect with my Zeta sisters and serve the fraternity that I love dearly.

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Register Now to Attend Zeta Day!

Please join us for Pink-A-Palooza in St. Louis on April 18! We will:

Honor our 50-year-member “White Violets”
Cheer our chapters’ accomplishments
Create pretty-in-pink bling for breast cancer survivors
Construct cozy blankets and contribute items for local families in need
Be inspired by special guest: ZTA Executive Director Deb Ensor
Share the Love with unique Zeta Day Crowns
Support the ZTA Foundation AND have the chance to take home handcrafted totes, purses, jewelry bags… plus a quilt
Enjoy the company and companionship of an amazing array of ZTAs

Go to www.stlouiszta.org to get more details and register.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

National Panhellenic Conference Badge Day


Keep your fraternal experience close to your heart and show your pride in being a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. Wear your ZTA badge on Monday, March 2.

Monday, February 9, 2009

ZTA Colonization

Zeta Tau Alpha is proud to announce that we are absorbing the Beta Delta Phi sorority at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT. In addition to taking these wonderful women into our sisterhood, we participated in SHU’s Go Greek Week, Jan. 26-30, 2009, and formally pledged 41 new members into the colony.

Zeta Tau Alpha is also absorbing a local sorority at the University of Rhode Island. We will hold a colonization recruitment Feb 16-20.

If you know outstanding women on these campuses who might be interested in Zeta Tau Alpha membership, e-mail zetataualpha@zetataualpha.org.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Mu Centennial: 100 Years of ZTA Love

Zeta Tau Alpha's Mu Chapter at Drury University in Springfield, MO is 100 years old! The Centennial celebration takes place on Saturday, February 14 along with Drury's Homecoming. Festivities include a ZTA Open House, Campus Tours, Drury Men's and Women's Basketball Games and a Banquet. Mu alumnae can register online to attend: www.drury.edu/alumni.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Apply for ZTAF Scholarships

The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation (ZTAF) provides thousands of dollars in scholarship to support its members in their academic pursuits. Alumnae who are working on graduate degrees are eligible for scholarships, so consider applying. Also, encourage your ZTA legacies (sisters, daughters, etc.) who are in college to apply.

ZTAF scholarship applications are now available online at www.zetataualpha.org
(click under the graduate picture) or http://www.zetataualpha.org/default.aspx?action=Content&ContentId=226.

Complete ZTAF scholarship applications are due March 1st. Applications are available using EITHER a Word fill-in document, OR a PDF file. Both formats are available on-line.