NOV 2021 ESO Newsletter

ESO NEWS EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER
NEWSLETTER
NOVEMBER 2021
VOL. 2, ISSUE 9

BASILEUS
COURTNEY BROWN



EPISTOLEUS
LINDA EVERS

A MESSAGE BY COURTNEY BROWN, BASILEUS WPAITGHEISN: THESE


NOVEMBER IS FOR GIVING THANKS! 02 SISTERHOOD
03 SERVICE
As we celebrate the autumn harvest with a turkey 04 ESO SOROR
dinner and all the trimming this season, remember to
give thanks for all our blessings and to be of servicc SPOTLIGHT
to all mankind.
05 COMMITTEE
Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all UPDATES
circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus.
- 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 09 WELCOME HOME
SORORS!

15 NOVEMBER
BIRTHDAYS

16 HISTORY CORNER
18 EAF
19 NOMINATIONS
22 NOVEMBER

AGENDA

25 ESO LEADERSHIP

TEAM

PROMOTING BS EAPSTI LEEMUBSE RI T I N E R A R Y

SISTERHOOD 06 ESO SEPTEMBR
Suggestion From the Basileus
BUSINESS
SEASONAL MEETING
SELF-CARE
09 CLUSTER II
BASILEI & GA
MEETING

13 ESO/AKAFCPA
ENERGY FORUM

Relaxing with the Basileus 15 AKA
CAREGIVERS'
Nurture Practice DAY
ESO EXECUTIVE
Meditate SELF-CARE TIPS COMMITTEE
TO STAY HEALTHY MEETING

25 THANKSGIVING

Create Love

Relax

MAKE TIME FOR YOURSELF THIS MONTH!

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SERVICE
Highlights From the Basileus

TARGET II – WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE AND WELLNESS




AKA Caregivers' Day Observance!

The Care for Cargivers Initiative:
Caregivers spend so much time taking care of others that they
neglect their own health and well-being. Minority caregivers,
especially African-American women, are less likely than non-
minorities to take care of themselves and address the link
between the stress of caregiving and mental health. This
caregiver syndrome places African-American caregivers at a
higher risk for the adverse effects that can be assoicated with
caregiving. Caregiver syndrome, when neglected, as a dual
impact on the quality of care the dependent receives also.

Alpha Kappa Alpha will continue to raise national awareness
regarding the impact of caregiver syndrome on the quality of
health of caregivers, especially African-American women, and
to increase awareness of resources and support available

Strategies:

Partner with local organizations and provide workshops

and community events.

Provide resources to caregivers regarding practicing 3
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E.S.O.
EVERY SOROR IS OUTSTANDING

Soror Spotlight

Welcome

NEWCongra&tulations! ESO
SORORS

1.Soror Jade Appel 17. Soror NaTasha Mathis

2.Soror Dominique Brown 18. Soror Myneca Ojo

3.Soror Jenni Chavis 19. Soror Yvonne Paraway

4.Soror Audrey Dean 20. Soror Jenelle Roach

5.Soror Heather Doyle 21. Soror Megan Robinson

6.Soror Sheena Fields 22. Soror Danielle Savage

7.Soror Shenira Floyd 23. Soror Bria Vaughan

8.Soror Brenda Goodjoin 24. Soror Ebonnie Vazquez

9.Soror Carol Graves 25. Soror Tiffany Welborn

10.Soror Keshia Hughston 26. Soror Erin Willford-Skipworth

11.Soror Racine Johns 27. Soror DeLisa Williams

12.Soror Sharice Johnson 28. Soror Lena Williams

13.Soror Cynthia Lester-Moody 29. Soror Melissa Williams

14.Soror Kelly Little From Soror
Brown,
15.Soror Pamela Long
16.Soror Tyler Moore Epsilon Sigma Courtney Basileus


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COMMITTEE

UPDATES
Standing & Special Committees

PROGRAM COMMITTEE - ASHLEY ADAMS

Upcoming Events/Deadlines

November

13 ENERGY FORUM

SERIES

20 VIRTUAL COLLEGE

TOUR

Collections
Shoes for Soles for Souls

&
Eye Glasses for Lion Club

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ENERGY FORUM - GLADYS BROWN DUTRIEUELLE
TARGET III - BUILDING YOUR ECONOMIC LEGACY



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SISTERLY RELATIONS COMMITTEE - MORGAN DAVIS EDWARDS

NOVEMBER
THEME: THANKFUL FOR MY SISTERS


FOCUS: GIVNING THANKS FOR SORORS
Suggested Activities:

Invite a Soror to Thanksgiving dinner
Encourage meal or dessert recipe sharing among Sorors
Perform acts of kindness at chapter meeting
Share your favorite scripture
Celebrate Veteran’s Day by showcasing Sorors who are veterans
Host a non-traditional Thanksgiving celebration
Conduct a “What are Your Grateful for” focus group activity
Host a game night
Embrace a Soror with holiday blues

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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE - SUSAN SIMMS MARSH

Prayer Call
You are invited to Epsilon Sigma Omega
Chapter Prayer Calls every Sunday at 7:00 pm.
The conference call information is as follows:

Conference Number (425) 436-6347
Access Code 3542559#




ESO MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES

Upcoming Events

November

06 NEW MEMBER VIRTUAL

CELEBRATION 4PM

16 NEW MEMBER

WORKSHOP 7PM

19 ESO REACTIVATION

EVENT 7PM

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Please join the Epsilon Sigma Omega Membership Committee
in welcoming the Chapter’s 2021 Reactivating Sorors!




Soror Robin Fulton Brown holds degrees from Temple University and the
University of Las Vegas. She is an accomplished composer/arranger,
vocalist, pianist and organist.
Soror Robin serves as Director of Music at First Baptist Church of Steelton.
Soror Robyn is a Silver Soror and was initiated Spring 1983, at Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Iota Nu Chapter.

Soror Dayon Gross, received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial
Engineering from Morgan State University and a Master of Science in
Project Management from Drexel University.
She is a Director of Integrated Planning at BAE Systems.
Soror Dayon was initiated Fall 2010, at Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
Alpha Delta Chapter.

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Soror Sheree Dozier, a graduate of Harrisburg High School, received
her degree from Clarion University.

She had a distinguished teaching career in the Harrisburg School
District and retired in 2017.

Soror Sheree is a Silver Soror and was initiated in 1979 at Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Kappa Zeta Chapter

Soror Dorothy King is a graduate of Temple University.

She is a retired assistant professor of sociology. Soror Dorothy is an
accomplished playwriter and founder of PenOwl Productions.

If you want to be someone, sometimes you need to claim it.
That is the message Dorothy King, who is a professor of behavioral
sciences at Penn State, learned when she began to write plays. “I’ve
always written . . . but I didn’t take myself seriously as a writer,” King
said. “One day, I said ‘I’m a writer.’ That’s when I officially became a
writer I kind of claimed it.”

That was in the 1970s. Eventually, she participated in an International
Women’s Poetry Festival, which included about 13 women from
different ethnic groups reading poetry. King read a poem she had
written about relationships. “After I read and the program was over, . . .
these women asked me, ‘Where is your book?'” King said. “I realized at
that moment . . . that any experience I’ve had is not unique to me, and
that freed me up to feel comfortable about writing.” Since then, King
has written three full- length dramas with music and 12 short plays.

The preceding question and answer article with Soror Dorothy was
published in the York Daily Record in 2001 and appeared in the
newspaper’s “Black History Profiles in Heritage” distributed to several
hundred York County classrooms in February 2007.

Soror Dorothy is a Golden Soror, initiated in 1969 at Alpha Kappa Alpha

Sorority, Inc., Delta Mu Chapter.

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Soror Alicia Martin, a graduate of Susquehanna Township High
School, is a graduate of the University Pittsburgh where she studied
sociology.

Soror Alicia is a Silver Soror and was initiated into Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., Iota Chapter, Fall 1994.




Soror Dominque Marie Morgan graduated from Hampton College
in 1999 and Hampton University Graduate College in 2000. She was
initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Sigma Omega,
Spring 2007.

Soror Dominque has served as a psychotherapist for the past 15
years. Prior to that she was an educator. Soror Dominque is the
proud wife of Anthony Morgan. Together they currently own three
successful businesses: Team Morgan Enterprises LLC Janitorial
Services, Yard Card Queen Harrisburg and Papiyon Naturals.




Soror Kymberli Wright Roach, a graduate of Harrisburg High
School, received her BS Degree from Coppin State University.
Soror Kym is a licensed cosmetologist and the owner and
operator of Asja’s House of Style. Additionally, Soror Kym is a
family and group travel advisor, and the owner of A Little RnR
Travel.

Soror Kym understands the importance of supporting other

black owned business. Everybody knows how Soror Kym feels

about Cheesecake Factory cheesecake.

Soror Kym was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,

Epsilon Sigma Omega Chapter in Fall, 1997. She lives in

Harrisburg with her husband, Reginald Roach, Sr. and their

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Soror Angela Sharpe is a proud Lincoln University ('89) and Palmer
Theological Seminary ('14) graduate. She is the founder and CEO of
Eternal Life Christian Center (Norristown, PA): a 501c3 non-profit that
offers housing, clothing, Christian ministry and other resources to
those in need.

To Soror Angela, giving back is simply a way of life. From a young
child, Soror Angela was led to serve with charitable organizations
such as UNICEF, SPCA and the March of Dimes. Before the age of 21,
Soror Angela led the United Way Loaned Executive Program, training
numerous volunteers to develop the business acumen needed to
successfully identify and secure new donors. At the same time, she
balanced working as a Marketing Executive for IBM, earning
numerous
President’s Clubs and leadership awards.

Eventually, Soror Angela made her way to Xerox, where she
completed a successful career as a manager leading a sales force
across the Mid-Atlantic region. In this role, she earned countless
awards — including President’s Club, PAR club and a ranking among
the top performers in the company.

Answering a call from God in 2013, Soror Angela shifted her focus to
ministry. Specifically, she was guided by the mission of improving the
lives of those who've suffered from unfortunate life events. By
recognizing that attaining a basic level of living sometimes requires a
helping hand, she set out to build a non-profit to provide affordable
housing to families across the Greater Philadelphia Area. In keeping
with this mission, Soror Angela also founded The Blessing Shop,
located in Norristown, PA, which provides new and used clothing at
no charge to anyone in need.

Outside of her business and ministry, Soror Angela serves on the
Board of Directors for Peer Respite: a non-profit focused on
improving mental health. She also serves on the Board of Directors
for House of Women in Need (House of W.I.N).

Soror Angela was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
Epsilon Sigma Omega, Fall 1990. She lives in North Wales, PA with her
husband, Pastor Kenneth Sharpe, Sr. and their six children: Kenny Jr.
(32), Justin (25), Jason (23), Chastany (22), Courtney (21) and Elijah
(13).


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Soror Keisha Starling married her college sweetheart, Michael
Starling, in September 2004. They have four handsome sons.
Soror Keisha attended West Chester University and graduated
with Honors; she furthered her education at Shippensburg
University where she received her M.Ed. w/certification in
School Counseling. Soror Keisha is currently at Shippensburg
and in her first class towards receiving her
principal/supervisory certification.
She has been a school counselor in the Harrisburg School
District for more than 15 years.

In June 2007, along with her eight other lovely co-initiates,
Soror Keisha was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc., Epsilon Sigma Omega Chapter.

She and her family attend Gospel Fellowship where they’ve
worshipped over 20 years. In her leisure time, Soror Keisha
enjoys cooking home cooked meals, family game & movie
nights, thrifting, annual girl’s nights, and traveling with her
husband and besties.




Soror A’Kerra Thomas was born and raised in Harrisburg, PA
and is a graduate of Susquehanna Township High School. She
attended Winston-Salem State University and was initiated into
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Gamma Lambda Chapter, Fall
2003.

Soror A’Kerra has a degree in Accounting and an MBA in Public
Administration. She is currently employed at Post-Acute
Medical, as a healthcare accountant. Soror A’Kerra is the
mother of two handsome sons, Jordan and Jace. She enjoys
spending time with family, traveling, reading and, of course,
shopping.

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Soror Sharon Hunter-Williams was born and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia by her
parents, Verlia Mae Grier-Hunter and Walter J. Hunter. She is the second child of three girls
and affectionately called the “knee” baby. Upon graduation from high school, Soror Sharon
attended Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia, and earned a BS in Clothing and Textiles.
During her sophomore year, she was initiated into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and
the newly formed Theta Phi Chapter. She and her line sisters were the second group to be
initiated into the Chapter.

Soror Sharon moved to Washington, DC after college and that is where she met her
husband, Glenn P. Williams. They have been married for 33 years and have raised four
children in Harrisburg,
PA. Soror Sharon worked in Washington DC as a buyer for a retail company. Post marriage
and children, she enrolled at Wilson College and earned an Education degree. Soror
Sharon taught intermediate grade level students in Harrisburg School District and then in
Susquehanna Township School District. She furthered her education career at Penn State
Harrisburg with a certification in English as A Second Language. Soror Sharon retired from
teaching in June 2019.

Post retirement, Soror Sharon works at a local charter school part-time assisting teachers
with their students. Additionally, her days are filled with volunteerism at the Hanna Pantry
and as an ESL instructor at Catholic Charities for adult immigrants and refugees. Finally,
Soror Sharon is a lover of all things revolving around health and wellness. She spends a
considerable amount of time reading on the subject and most recently has started writing
a book about her personal journey.

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SOCIAL / WELFARE COMMITTEE -GAZELLE FREEMAN

NOVEMBER
Hodegos Report

As the 11th month of the year, November is often considered the
‘transitional’ month. The time of year between fall and winter, with
shorter days and cooler nights, with fallen leaves and a winter breeze -
HELLO November! As we gather together with our loved ones this
November, let’s remember that it is also a perfect time for reflection. A
time to consider our collective experiences and to learn from them.
Perhaps, being thankful will change our perspectives and bring warmth,
happiness and thankfulness.

Sorors,
Let’s Be Present.
Let the Season Flow with Grace.
Expect Nothing – Give Thanks.
Speak Kindness, Impart Love.

Then,
Watch it Return…




Did you know? Your birthstone, which correlates to the month you were born,
dates back to the 5th century and has a unique meaning and significance?
Check in each month to learn yours!

Sorors Let's celebrate and wish a happy birthday to
Sorors born in November!

Month Gem Color Meaning

November TOPAZ Yellow/ Strength
Blue
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HISTORY CORNER

OUR HERITAGE - THE 70'S

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC., EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER HISTORY
THE 1970'S

Soror Gail M. Davis, Historian

Epsilon Sigma Omega Chapter remained a Presidents in the 70’s
small chapter during the 70’s. Six members
were initiated into the chapter during this Gladys Nelson 1971-72
decade. Small but mighty, the Chapter
Fannetta Nelson Gordon 1973-74

reenergized itself in 1975 with the slogan
Ruth Jackson 1975-77
“Come Alive in 75.”
Janie Dodd 1978-79


  In 1971 the Chapter began to hold
  an annual Luncheon and Card Party

to raise funds for its scholarships
and other programs. In 1977, the
Chapter’s annual scholarship was
named in memory of charter
member and third President of
Epsilon Sigma Omega Chapter,
Mary Alice Chisley. She was known
for her magnanimous spirit of
charity and her concern for
excellence in education.

The first recipient of the Mary Alice Chisely Memorial Scholarship
was Evangeline Wormsley (Kimber). This young lady became a
member of Alpha Kappa Alpha when she went to college. She later
returned to the Harrisburg area where she served as the respected
and highly acclaimed principal of John Harris High School until her
untimely death in 2008. In 1977,

Epsilon Sigma Omega Chapter, along with its supervisory undergraduate chapters Delta Gamma,
Penn State University and Iota Chi, Millersville University, hosted the 58th North Atlantic Regional
Conference at the former Host Inn in Harrisburg. Below is the Winter 1977 Ivy Leaf Magazine
article highlighting the conference.

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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC., EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER HISTORY

THE 1970'S

Soror Gail M. Davis, Historian

After an eleven-year hiatus, the Thirteenth
Debutante Holiday Cotillion was reinstated in
1978 with vibrant support from the
community. Once again, the Cotillion became a
significant event during the Christmas holiday
season and the major fundraiser to support
the varied Epsilon Sigma Omega community
service projects and scholarships. Richard
Wilson returned to choregraph the intricate
waltz, debutante presentation and pageantry.
The Zembo Mosque once again became the
venue for the Cotillion and the Ball.

In 1979, the chapter began exploring ways to
address the health care needs of the
Harrisburg African American Community.
Access to health care and limited resources
plagued many in the community. The Hamilton
Health Center in Harrisburg was approached
with a proposal to collaborate with the chapter
to host a community health fair that would
provide free health screenings and highlight
the resources and services provided by the
Center. The proposal was enthusiastically
received and in 1979, the Chapter sponsored
the first Hamilton Health Fair.

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EAF CAPTAIN-MORGAN DAVIS EDWARDS

Calling all sorors!




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NOMINATING COMMITTEE-JUDY JORDAN

Calling all sorors! Ready to lead!




Update

10. Pecunious Grammateus

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE-JUDY JORDAN

Nominate ESO Sorors
for their Excellence!

EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER AWARDS





SOROR OF THE YEAR
A PERSON WHOSE YEAR’S PARTICIPATION IN THE CHAPTER HAS INCLUDED


MULTIPLE CHAPTER AS WELL AS COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES,

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND BENEVOLENT SERVICE TO ALL MANKIND AS
WELL AS SISTERLY CONCERN.

NEWLY ACTIVATED SOROR OF THE YEAR **
A PERSON WHO REACTIVATED, TRANSFERRED INTO THE CHAPTER DURING
THE PROGRAM YEAR WHOSE VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES WITH THE CHAPTER

WAS QUITE SIGNIFICANT AND VALUED.



LEADERSHIP AWARD
THE OUTSTANDING CHAPTER OFFICER OR COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR THE

PROGRAM YEAR, WHOSE LEADERSHIP MADE A DISTINCT DIFFERENCE OR
BENCHMARK FOR THE CHAPTER.


CHAPTER SERVICE AWARD
“DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH”

A PERSON OTHER THAN AN OFFICER WHO HAS PROVIDED OUTSTANDING
SUPPORT/SERVICE TO THE CHAPTER OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS AND

EXHIBITS SOUND LEADERSHIP ABILITY.



HUMANITARIAN AWARD
A PERSON WHO HAS PROVIDED RECOGNIZABLE SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS TO

THE COMMUNITY AND HAS CONTRIBUTED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF
LIFE FOR HUMANITY EITHER LOCALLY, STATEWIDE, NATIONALLY OR
INTERNATIONALLY.


SISTER TO SISTER AWARD

A PERSON WHO EXEMPLIFIES THE ESSENCE OF SISTERLY BEHAVIOR, I.E.,
COMPASSIONATE CONCERN, TRUSTWORTHINESS, SUPPORTIVENESS,
ENCOURAGEMENT, IN GOOD AND BAD TIMES, FOR HERS SORORS
INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY.





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ESO TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

End of Year Report
Program Reports due New! DECEMBER 1st
All Reports due DECEMBER 31st!



Reports

Information for Finance Reports (Reports 1 - 3)
1.Report 01 - 2021 Chapter Budgets (Excel)
2.Report 02 - 2020 Statement of Financial Operations (Excel)
3.Report 03 - 2020 W-9 Forms (Excel)
4.Report 04 - Excellence Program Submission Instructions
5.Report 05 - Standards End of Year Reporting Form
6.Report 06 - Sorors Graduate During the Year Form
7.Report 07 - Connection End of Year Reporting Form
8.Report 08 - Chapter Membership Form
9.Report 09 - Archives End of Year Reporting Form
10.Report 10 - Annual Chapter Hotel Expenditure Form
11.Report 11 - Foundation/Incorporated Entity/Not for Profit

Organization Annual Compliance Form

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CHAPTER MEETING AGENDA

EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.

10:30 A.M., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021

VIRTUAL

Soror Courtney Brown, Basileus Presiding

Call to Order Soror Courtney Brown, Basileus
Meditation Soror Dolly Tate, Chaplain
Greetings Soror Gazelle Freeman
Adoption of Agenda Soror Courtney Brown, Basileus
Roll Call Soror Pam Pettis, Grammateus
Reading of Minutes Soror Pam Pettis Grammateus
Reading of Correspondences Soror Linda Evers, Epsitoleus

Officers' Reports Soror Courtney Brown
Basileus (5 minutes) Soror Ashley Adams
Anti Basileus (15 minutes) Soror Yasmin Coleman
Tamiouchos (10 minutes) Soror Susan Simms-Marsh
Membership Chairman (10 minutes)

Standing Committee Reports Soror Judy Jordan
Nominating Committee (25 minutes)
Soror Morgan Davis Edwards
Elections Soror Gail Davis
Awards
EAF Captain (5 minutes)
History Committee (10 minutes)

New Business ESO Chapter
Announcements ESO Chapter

Adjournment - - International Hymn

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BUSINESS MEETING CALENDAR

EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.

BUSINESS MEETING SCHEDULE

Every ESO Business meeting will be hel
d on the first Saturday of the month at
10:30 a.m.

ESO IS VIRTUAL DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC




EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEETING CALENDAR
EPSILON SIGMA OMEGA CHAPTER

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE

Every ESO Executive Committee meeti
ngs will be held on the third Monday of
the month at 7:00 pm. (VIRTUAL ZOOM meetings during the COVID-19
PANDEMIC)

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ESO LEADERSHIP TEAM

ESO Officers ESO Committees

Courtney Brown, Basileus Executive, Courtney Brown
Ashley Adams, Anti Basileus Programs, Ashley Adams

Pam Pettis, Grammateus Budget, Yasmin Coleman

Yasmin Coleman, Tamiouchos Social Welfare, Gazelle Freeman

Linda Evers, Epistoleus Publicity, Anna Elston

Tameka Hatcher, Anti Grammateus Bylaws, LaToya Bellamy

Debra Brown, Pecunious Grammateus Nominating, Judy McCoy-Jordan

Cheryl Braxton, Anti Pecunious Grammateus Founders' Day, Former ESO Basilei

Sharia Spells, Anti-Epistoleus Connections, Danielle Bowers

Tanya Butler, Anti-Tamiouchos Membership, Susan Simms Marsh

Gazelle Freeman, Hodegos Graduate Advisors Council, Kendra Peterson

Anna Elston, Ivy Leaf Reporter Archives, Iris Brown

Kendra Peterson, Graduate Advisor Technology, Stacey Stroud

Susan Simms Marsh, Membership Chairman Protocol, Pam Pettis

LaToya Bellamy, Parliamentarian EAF Captain, Morgan Davis Edwards
Gail Davis, Historian
Iris Brown, Archivist
Sisterly Relations, Morgan Davis Edwards

Standards, Gladys Brown Dutrieulle

Morgan Edwards, Member At Large History, Gail Davis

Cheryl Walker Davis, Member At Large Leadership Development, Gwendolyn Hoover

Dolly Tate, Chaplain Risk Management, Cynthia Williams

Sharia Spells, Philacter Time & Place, Gail Davis, Iris Brown, Cheryl

Braxton

ESO Programs Committees ESO Special Committees

Target I - Rae Talley, Tameka Hatcher MIP Committee - Tammy Butler

Target II - Susan Simms-Marsh (Acting) Rituals - Stacey Pearson-Wharton

Target III - VACANT NPHC - Danielle Bowers

Target IV - Barbara Thompson Apparel - Jillian Harding

Target V - Gladys Dutrieuille African American Read In - Karen Love

Energy Forum - Gladys Dutrieulle

Youth Development - Tameka Hatcher

Pink Goes Red - Susan Marsh

Disaster Relief, Courtney Brown

NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS

All final newsletter submissions are to be submitted on or before 18th of the month for distribution on

28th. to [email protected] with subject "Month_Year_Committee" i.e.

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