SESSION GUIDE: All Members * Undergraduate ** Alumnae
Workshops Session #4
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Choose one of the seven offered workshops to attend. Workshops for this session are listed on pages 34-35 | Business Professional
2017 Proposals and Governing Docs
11:00 am - 12:00 pm | Room: Pinellas
Presenter: Yvonne Rodriguez
A review of major updates that were approved to the governing documents with 2017 Proposals.
Regional Engagement with the Division of Collegiate Affairs
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Room: Broward
Presenter: Cynthia Esparza-Trigueros and Kathaleeya Garcia
As our sisterhood has grown, so have we! Comprised of nearly 30 sisters, the Division of Collegiate Affairs is here to guide you and your chapter. Meet leadership, learn about the newly approved regions and councils you can participate to make changes nationally! The regions and councils will present new opportunities for your voice to be heard. Engage today!
Toxic Charity or Social Change? Transformation Through Service & Civic Engagement
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Room: Dade
Presenter: Estee Hernández
In light of these especially political times, there is a greater need for transformational and sustainable service that contributes to social change. Given our identity as a service organization, we must ask ourselves the following question: Does our community service help, or does it perpetuate the cycle of oppression? This workshop will feature small-group conversations with alumnae across professions, sharing their stories about how they practice social change within their fields. Attendees will reflect on their roles in social change, particularly in regards to their community service.
A Pride in Presentations
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Room: Florida Keys
Presenter: Vance Pierce
This breakout is a facilitated conversation around the new member presentation for Kappa Delta Chi Sorority members; exploring the evolution of the new member presentation in the fraternity and sorority life community. Through conversations, attendees will explore their personal opinions and beliefs about these shows as well as develop the context to contribute to the sorority’s evaluation and implementation of these events as a part of the new member program. To shape the history of this sisterhood members must be not only invested but also informed and engaged.
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