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NATIONAL SORORITY OF PHI DELTA KAPPA, INC. • 80TH ANNUAL EASTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE 1

National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc.
CHAPTER ACTIVITY REPORT
"To Foster a Spirit of Sisterhood Among Teachers and to Promote the Highest Ideals of the Teaching Profession"
CHAPTER ACTIVITY REPORT
SORORAL YEAR _2019_

CHAPTER: Beta LOCATION: Washington, DC
BASILEUS: Wanda Fox 1 ST ANTI-BASILEUS: Shellie Greene
CHAPTER MEETING SCHEDULE: 4 TH Saturday 10 AM

Week: Day: Time:
CHAPTER GROWTH
New Members (Krinon Club): Financial Members: 59 Transfers: 1 Reinstatements: 0
Y YOUTH Y. E. S. PROGRAM

XINOS: Number of Members: 3 Number of Sorors: 6
Exemplary Activities: Youth meet monthly at a local library. February- attended the Alfred Street Baptist
Church College Fair at Washington Convention Center . March- attended NSPDK ER Youth Leadership
Conference in Winston Salem, NC ; also served as fashion models and photographers for Beta Chapter's Annual
Scholarship Gala. April- Community Service Project preparing Easter Baskets for Seniors at Stoddart Baptist
Home.
KUDOS: Number of Members: 4 Number of Sorors: 6
Exemplary Activities: May- Xinos/Kudos held election of officers, planned graduation celebration. June- hosted
year-end bowling party to recruit new members. November- Youth and advisors volunteered with Project Give
Back helping to assemble and distribute over 200 Thanksgiving Baskets to needy families.
KAPPA OMICRON TAU (KOT):
HUB PARENTS: Number of Members: 10 Number of Sorors: 6
Exemplary:February- Hub Parents assisted with 2 fundraisers to raise money for Youth Leadership Conference
transportation(Popcorn Sales Drive and Spirit Night at Chik-fil-A). March- 1 parent served as a chaperone at
YLC. 6 parents participated in post conference debriefing activities. April-June Hub Parents assisted with Xinos/
Kudos recruitment activities.
EDUCATION
e SCHOLARSHIP:

National Scholarship Participants (Number) 0
Regional Scholarship Participants (Number) 1
Chapter Scholarship Participants (Number) 6
Amount of the award: $6,500
Perpetual Scholarship Foundation, Inc., amount of gift: $1,300

LITERACY
READING: (in the content areas, tutoring, mathematics, language, science, social studies, family literacy,
etc.) Number of Sorors: 12 Number of Students: 250 Descritpiton of Activities: Sorors provided youth
with insight into business, varied cultures and democracy. Sorors served as Harambee Guest Readers at the
Holy Comforter Episcopal Church Summer Camp. Books titles were: "The Making of A Young
Entrepreneur: A Kids Guide to Developing the Mind-Set for Success" by Gabrielle J. Williams; "I Love
Saturdays Y Domingos" by Alma Flora Ada; I can Only IMAGINE: The Schoolhouse and The Presidency
after 44" by Angela Michelle Tilghman.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY: Number of Sorors: 8 Others: 20
Description of the Activity: Sorors celebrated Black History, by sharing the accomplishments of local
female African American authors. The authors were invited to the Kimball ES "Emerging Authors on Tour
" event to share with 150 students what inspires them and how their ideas evolve as writers. The authors
shared how they got to explore the world through research and writing.
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