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Alpha Sigma Alpha

Flashcards for membership exam

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What is ASA's insignia? Star for aspiration, crown for leadership, palm tree for sturdy development and phoenix for rebirth.
Who are ASA's exemplars? Christ, St. Valentine, Hermes, and King Asa
What are our colors? Crimson, Pearl white, gold and palm green
What are our jewels? Rubies and Pearls
Our open motto is? Aspire, Seek Attain
What are our aims? Intellectual, physical, social and spiritual
What aims do each of the exemplars stand for? Christ-Spiritual, St. Valentine-Physical, King Asa-Social, and Hermes-Intellectual
What are our 2 philanthropies? Special Olympics and the S. June Smith Center
Where is the S. June Smith Center located? Lancaster Pennsylvania,
Where are our national headquarters? Indianapolis, Indiana
When was ASA founded? November 15, 1901
Where was ASA Founded? Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia
Who are the five founders? Mary Williamson Hundley, Calva Watson Wootton, Louise Cox Carper, Juliette Hundley Gilliam and Virginia Boyd Noell
Who is Wilma Wilson Sharp? President Emerita and the composer of the creed
What is the creed? To fill my days with satisfying activity, To find dominant beauty in art, literature, nature and friendships, To know the peace and serenity of a divine faith, To love life and joyously live each day to its ultimate good-- This is my creed in ASA.
What are the positions of the officers? President, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice President of Membership Education, Vice President of Programming and Ritual, Vice President of Alumnae and Heritage and Vice President of Public Relations and Recruitment.
What were the first four chapters to be founded and gain recognition as a national sorority? Alpha, Alpha Alpha, Alpha Beta, and Alpha Gamma
What is the purpose of ASA? To foster close friendship between its members and to develop women of poise and purpose.
What is the vision of ASA? To cultivate values and ideals in women who are known for their character and concern for others. Alpha Sigma Alpha inspires women to lead, to serve and most of all make a difference.
Who is on the advantage support team? Vice President of Membership Education, Vice President of Programming and Ritual, Vice President of Alumnae and Heritage, President ex oficio, chapter adviser, membership adviser, philanthropic and standards chairmen.
# of National Sororities on NPC: 26
What is the NIC? North American Inter-fraternity Conference
What is the FIPG? ASA Risk Management Policy
What is the most desired chapter size? 65
What is the quota? # of potential members in recruitment divided by the # of sororities
What is the difference between Alumna and Alumnae? Alumna is 1 graduated woman ASA and Alumnae is multiple graduated women of ASA.
NPHC National Pan-Hellenic Council
NPC National Panhellenic Conference
Desired # of service hours? 100
What is the ASA educational program called? Emma Coleman Frost Leadership Development Institute
Who was the first ASA to become chairman of the NPC? Sydney Allen
What district are we in and who is our adviser? District 7, Jill Whittenburg
What are ASA's 8 core values? Growth Generosity Relationships Responsibility Balance Enjoyment Learning Integrity
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