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| 5 founder of ASA | Louise Cox Carper, Juliette Hundley Gilliam, Mary williamson Hundley, Virginia Boyd Noell, Calva Watson Wootton
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| Where did ASA begin | Longwood Farmville, VA
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| What year was ASA founded | 1901
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| Alpha Sigma Alpha reorganized in the year | 1914
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| our chapters serving as the basis for the reorganized sorority | Alpha, Alpha Alpha, Alpha Beta, Alpha Gamma
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| The four insignia of Alpha Sigma Alpha, two of which are on the membership badge | Palm tree, star, crown, phoenix
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| 4 colors | crimson red, pearl white, gold, palm green
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| open moto of ASA | Aspire, Seek, Attain
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| Vision of ASA | to cultivate values and ideals in women who are known for their character and concern for others. Alpha Sigma Alpha inspires woman to lead, to serve, and most of all to make a difference
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| four fold aim | intellectual, social, spiritual, physical
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| author of the creed | Wilma Wilson Sharp
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| At the beginning of the New Member Module I participated in the | Phoenix
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| I will become/became an initiated member through the _____ Service. | Sanctuary
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| what color is worn at ritual | white
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| the purpose of the sorority is to | foster close friendships between members and develop women of poise and purpose
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| 8 core values of asa | balance, integrity, generosity, growth, responsibility, learning, relationship, enjoyment
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| asa headquarters | indiana, indianapolis
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| seven elected positions that comprise the chapter executive board | treasurer, secretary, VP new membership education, VP of alumnae and heritage, VP of PR and recruitment, VP of programming and ritual, president
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| support team? | VP of new membership education, vp of alumnae and heritage, vp of pr and recruitment, philanthropy chairman, membership advisor, chapter advisor, standards chairman
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| # of national sororities represented by NPC | 26
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| group of ASA graduates | alumnae
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| North American Interfraternity Conference | NIC
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| The Alpha Sigma Alpha Risk Management Policy | FIPG
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| National celebration that centers around Christ as an exemplar and Alpha Sigma Alpha’s service to others. Crimson and green ribbons worn with badge emphasize loyalty and immortality. | Christmas
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| Determined by the college Panhellenic council as the most desirable chapter size; the maximum number of members allowed in one organization. | Total
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| Exemplar whose message is “agape”, a Greek word meaning open, accepting love of one another and represents spiritual development. | Christ
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| Date of Hermes’ Day that marks the beginning and end of the Alpha Sigma Alpha year. Members wear green and white ribbons representing victory and fellowship. | May 25
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| Alpha Sigma Alpha was founded at Longwood University on this date | Nov 15
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| Recruitment goal for each chapter set by national headquarters | Target
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| National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. | NPHC
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| Exemplar who is the beloved friend of youth and represents physical development. | St. Valentine
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| Officer transitions for the chapter need to be completed no later than this date | Dec 10
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| Exemplar who is famed for versatile and creative services, had many scientific and artistic accomplishments, and represents intellectual development. | hermes
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| A female graduate (feminine/singular) of Alpha Sigma Alpha | Alumna
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| National Panhellenic Conference | NPC
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| Total number of hours collegiate members need to accomplish each year in hands-on community service and activities related to each of the four aims for the | 25
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| Exemplar who was friend to the phoenix and represents social development. | King ASA
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| National celebration where members wear crimson and gold ribbons to represent loyalty and the social aspect of the organization. | St. Valentines day
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| Three philanthropies | Special Olympics, S. June Smith center, Lancaster, girls on the run
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| asa summer educational program | Emma Coleman frost leadership development institute
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| Who was the first Alpha Sigma Alpha to become chairman of the National Panhellenic Conference? | sidney allen
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| name the current national president of Alpha Sigma Alpha | Cindy Kelly
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| Alpha Sigma Alpha chapters are broken down into geographical regions called? | Districts
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| List your chapter name and chapter founding date | Beta Iota, May 1st 1946
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| Write the Creed. Give yourself time to think about the Creed and find new emphasis, for as you grow older your experiences will be reflected in the Creed. | Recite in head
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