

My senior year they wanted me to participate in the Cottilion Ball. We did community service projects and went to local plays. She approached me about joining the mentor group. “When I was in high school my English teacher was an AKA. I knew was for me because I aim to always be of service, AKA is another way of keeping me humble & consistent” – thesweetest_one Everywhere I looked, the most involved, poised, and successful women were Alpha women. I saw women that held themselves to a high standard, gave back to the community in a variety of ways, and had fun doing it! It’s a lifestyle. AKA immediately stuck out to me because I LOVED the programming. Once I started college, I started growing in new ways?I started to understand myself more, the type of woman that I aimed to be, and the type of impact that I wanted to make on the world. “I grew up in a predominantly white, country area so I wasn’t introduced to any black Greek orgs until I got to college. I received the scholarship and knew that if given the opportunity, I wanted to be part of the sisterhood. She set me up to interview for a college scholarship from her graduate chapter. Growing up, she took me to events with her and I met a lot of wonderful ladies including my future high school guidance counselor. “My grandfathers’ long time girlfriend is a golden Soror. By culture and merit is not just a motto in word it’s our way of life.” – rgcoachandconsultant Since that cold day in 1908 Alpha Kappa Alpha has done just that and will continue to do so. The courage, boldness and vision of Ethel Hedgeman Lyle personified “be the change”. I wanted to connect with women of like minds and common goals. I didn’t find the finesse, style, grace, fierceness and confidence(that I possessed) in other organizations. This organization represents the values and cores I hold true, Service to ALL mankind. Ironically, throughout my life, the women who had a major impact on me were AKAs. Not stuck up, but in a kind and confident manner. She showed me what it meant to be committed, persistent and hold my head high. The Soror that sponsored me accepted nothing less than excellence.

“I came in contact with Alpha Kappa Alpha in the 7th grade by participating in a scholarship pageant hosted by the Sorority.

It was very insightful to see that many of the women were drawn to the organization because the service its members do and the sisterhood, legacy, poise and class members exude. The outpouring of passionate responses from the members who were eager to tell their stories was inspiring. We followed it by asking the members current members how becoming an AKA has changed their lives. Buyer agrees to waive its First Sale Doctrine right to subsequently sell any item(s), bearing a Sorority Mark.What made you want to pledge Alpha Kappa Alpha? Buyer agrees that a non-member is not allowed to purchase, own, wear or possess such items.īuyer also agrees that purchasing Sorority goods for any other reason is prohibited and doing so under false pretense authorizes Sorority to immediately (1) remove or cause to be removed the goods from the internet and all social media platforms including, but not limited to: Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok, Pinterest, Snapchat, YouTube, eBay, Twitter, Craigslist, Amazon, Etsy (hereinafter, “Third Party”) and (2) repossess such good(s) from Buyer and any Third Party trying to sell them. You acknowledge and agree that purchase of Sorority items for any other reason is prohibited may result in the Sorority exercising its right to repossess such purchased item, and shall preclude the unauthorized purchaser from subsequently selling such item(s) under the First Sale Doctrine.īuyer acknowledges, understands and agrees (hereinafter collectively “agrees”) that he/she is an Authorized Buyer only if he/she is buying goods bearing Sorority marks and designs for an AKA member’s personal use and not for resale. By purchasing Sorority items, you are representing to the seller that you are an authorized purchaser and acknowledge that the transaction is dependent on you being an authorized purchaser. trademarks and copyrights, is that you acknowledge and agree that such transactions are limited only to: financial members other currently licensed vendors and manufacturers and officers and staff of the Sorority Headquarters (hereinafter collectively known as "authorized purchasers"). A condition to purchasing items bearing Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
