Sigma Beta Rho (ΣΒΡ) is a distinguished national sorority for college women founded on January 29, 1920, at Howard University, in Washington, D.C. Since its inception, ΣΒΡ has been committed to academic achievement, community service, and the empowerment of women.
Sigma Beta Rho's mission is to promote academic excellence, personal growth, and involvement in community service among its members. The sorority's values include:
Sigma Beta Rho has a long history of impactful initiatives and collaborations:
Sigma Beta Rho fosters a strong sense of sisterhood among its members. Through regular meetings, social events, and community service projects, members build lasting bonds that support them throughout their lives. The sorority provides a network of mentors, role models, and friends who inspire and empower each other to reach their full potential.
Sigma Beta Rho is open to college women who meet its academic and personal qualifications. Members benefit from:
Sigma Beta Rho has made a significant impact on local and global communities through its service initiatives. Members have:
Sigma Beta Rho boasts a distinguished roster of notable members, including:
Aspiring members seeking to join Sigma Beta Rho should:
Prospective members should avoid these common mistakes:
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Initiative | Description | Impact |
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Project 100 | Scholarship program | Over $1 million awarded to deserving students |
International Service Projects | Partnerships to provide support | Projects in Africa, the Caribbean, and Central America |
National Cancer Awareness Month | Annual awareness and fundraising campaign | Millions of dollars raised for cancer research |
Literacy Empowerment through Reading (L.E.A.R.N.) | Program to promote literacy | Thousands of children and adults supported |
Name | Profession | Accomplishments |
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Maya Angelou | Poet, Author, Civil Rights Activist | First African American woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry |
Shirley Chisholm | Politician | First African American woman elected to the U.S. Congress |
Constance Baker Motley | Lawyer, Judge | First African American woman to serve as a federal judge |
Juanita Jackson Mitchell | Educator, Civil Rights Leader | Founded the National Black Women's Political Caucus |
Althea Gibson | Tennis Player | First African American woman to win a Wimbledon tennis championship |
Pros | Cons |
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Academic support and scholarships | Time commitment and financial obligations |
Leadership development opportunities | Possible social pressure and expectations |
Community service involvement | May not be a good fit for all personality types |
Networking and professional connections | Can be selective and competitive |
Lifetime membership and support |
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