They Stood Alone - Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

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Cameron elected to National Funeral Directors & Morticians AssociationMs. JeterCameron joins the rank of a selectelite group of leaders expiring tothe presidency of an organizationthat has been around for over80 years. Other officers electedwere Starr Purdue of Macon,Georgia, Treasurer, Althea Pringle,Meridian, Mississippi, Clerk ofthe House, Hall Davis, IV, BatonRouge, Louisiana, President; ErnestJayme Jeter Cameron of JeterMemorial Funeral Home inDetroit, Michigan was electedCorporate Secretary of theNational Funeral Directors& Morticians Association,Inc during the 70th annualconvention in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.Adams, Greenville, South Carolina, President-elect,Gregory T. Burrell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, VicePresident and Jayme Jeter Cameron, Detroit, Michigan,Corporate SecretaryThe National Funeral Directors and MorticiansAssociation, Inc is the oldest and largest AfricanAmerican Funeral Service Association worldwide.Headquartered in Decatur, Georgia, NFDMA hascontinued to be the active voice of funeral service.Tulsa Pan-Hellenic Council Selects Robinson as Soror of the YearThe Tulsa Pan-HellenicCouncil has selected GreekCharlotte Robinson of SigmaGamma Rho Sorority, Inc. asthe 2006 Soror of the Year.Greek Robinson is a 1964graduate of Chicago TeachersCollege in Chicago, Illinois.She is a retired Tulsa Publicschoolteacher.She is currently a teachingconsultant at Hawthorne Magnet School and the HolyFamily Cathedral School.She is past president of the Alpha Xi Sigma Chapterof Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and has servedin a number of local and regional capacities to includePhilo Advisor, Status of Women Chair, Rhoer PageantChair and the Regional Time and Place CommitteeMember.Charlotte serves as the Sigma Gamma Rho representativeto the Tulsa Pan-Hellenic Council for four years andhas served as the secretary for the 2004-2006 year.Charlotte has delivered the Christmas boxes for threeyears to the Senior Nursing Center, has provided theregistration to the Greek Undergraduate Summit andworks with the Voter Registration and other events. Shehas supported in word and deed the programs of theNPHC during 2006.Charlotte is the wife of Harold Robinson of Alpha PhiAlpha and they have one son.16
Soror Winifred J. Daugherty has expanded her lovefor Greek life by assuming a leadership role with theNational Pan-Hellenic Council as the national secretary.Daugherty won the office at the 2007 National Pan-Hellenic Conference held on October 16-21, 2007 inDearborn, Michigan.Daugherty is currentlyserving in her third yearas president of ChicagoAlumni Pan-HellenicCouncil. During her timeon the leadership teamof the Chicago chapter,it has become the largestcouncil in the nation. In1999, Daugherty becameactive with the ChicagoChapter of The NationalPan-Hellenic Council.She served as the treasure and vice president for threeyears, consecutively.Daugherty’s Pan-Hellenic activities have only beenstrengthened by her 23 years of service to Sigma GammaRho Sorority, Inc. Through her tenure as a Sigma,at some point, Daugherty has served in each Sigmachapter office and has always been a trailblazer for oursisterhood. I recently had the opportunity to discuss hernew position on the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Thefollowing is an excerpt from that interview.Reed:Daugherty captures Secretary Office at NationalPan-Hellenic Fall ConferenceBy: Soror Latish C. Reed, Ph.D.What is your vision for your role asnational secretary?Daugherty: In the role of National Secretary, it ismy plan to be part of the team thatundoubtedly will raise the awareness ofNPHC not only on college campuses butwithin metropolitan areas where multiplealumnae/alumni chapters exist. As avisionary and catalyst for encouragingchange, the perception of the importanceReed:and significance of an organization thiscaliber is bound to change with my teammembership.Are you interested in further leadershiproles within the National Pan-HellenicCouncil?Daugherty: Yes, I aspire to become the NationalPan-Hellenic Council President. Since theinception of the National Pan-Hell, therehave only been three Sigmas who have heldthe presidency. I would like to follow in thefootsteps of Soror Bertha Black Rhoda(1944-1946), Soror Edna Douglas (1960-1962) and Soror Dr. Alice M. Swain.Reed:What do you see as the most criticalissue facing the National Pan-HellenicCouncil?Daugherty: The most critical issue is maintaining themost positive image of BGLOs on collegecampuses. We exist on these campusesif the university is in agreement withour mission and our goals. The variouslegal issues that have resulted because ofirresponsibility of students, lack of properadvisement and non-adherence to the policyset for by our respective organization haveleft us in swamp that continuously have uspleading our case of maintaining residencyon the college campuses.Reed:What advice do you have for local chaptersand their involvement in Pan-Hell?Daugherty: Get involved. Help be the catalyst ofchange for our communities. This broaderinvolvement will have a larger impact.There is power in numbers. Let’s show theworld that Sigma is also a very importantpart of the team. We are out there and weare collectively making a difference.Winter/Spring 2008• The Aurora 17
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