Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Soror Margaret W. Tribble to be honored at State of Georgia Leadership Conference

 

Congratulations to Soror Margaret W Tribble, Golden Life Member, charter member of Eta Omega Zeta, who will be honored as a Zeta Dove at the 2014 Annual State of Georgia Leadership Conference in March.

Soror Tribble is a retired educator, charter member of Eta Omega Zeta Alumnae Chapter, Co-Advisor of Chi Epsilon, University of Georgia and Zeta Amicae Auxiliary of Athens, GA.
Truly an outstanding Soror, we are so proud of her!

Eta Omega Zeta: Soror (Dr.) Katheryn B. Davis Receives "Distinguished Founders Award"

 
 
Soror (Dr.) Katheryn B. Davis received a “Distinguished Founder’s Award” from the Athens Area Human Relations Council at its 35th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Banquet on January 18, 2014 in Athens, GA. The theme was “M.L. King Day: Citizenship and Service in Action”.
Dr. Davis was described as “having shown a long standing commitment to human relations and social justice” and quite deserving of this prestigious award.
Professionally, Dr. Davis is an emeriti faculty at the University of Georgia; a licensed clinical social worker and owner of CMC Services.
Soror Davis is a charter member of Eta Omega Zeta; a Diamond Life Member; has served Zeta faithfully at all levels: local, state, regional, national; a co-advisor to Chi Epsilon Undergraduate Chapter and Zeta Amicae Auxiliary.
We are so proud that Soror Davis is an integral part of Zeta and the Athens community.

 
 

 

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Phi Omicron Zeta Solidifies Partnerships

 In our effort to facilitate community service, Phi Omicron Zeta Chapter has established partnerships with Bethlehem Baptist Church, Newton High School, Mountain View Nursing Center and the Rockdale Medical Center.  
 

Over the summer of 2013, Phi Omicron Zeta volunteered on Divine Nine Day of the Summer Feeding and Enrichment Program, one of the Bethlehem Baptist Church's ministries.  This ministry provides food and classes designed to help nurture Covington’s children during the summer months when food and adult supervision are a scarcity.  Members from seven of the Divine Nine organizations led group meetings, facilitated classroom instruction and prepared and served meals for the program participants.  Soror Kathryn Williams and Soror Alison Jackson facilitated lessons and served lunch for first graders while Soror Evon Mazyck , Soror Eula Hardeman and one of our potential Aspirants worked with the fourth graders.    The pastor of the church, Reverend H.K. Benton, said, “Our program is an expression of compassion to these children who would be unoccupied and unfed. We offer them ways to become better citizens, better community members.”  This summer the program attendance averaged about 150 children a day.  Our chapter’s next event at Bethlehem Church will be Prematurity Awareness.


 

Eta Theta Zeta

The members of The Eta Theta Zeta Foundation and The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated planned a two-day conference, which was held Friday, April 26 – Saturday, April 27, 2013. Entitled “A Conference on the Laney-Walker Boulevard Corridor: A Tribute to the Women of the Corridor and A Cadre of Other Influential Matriarchs,” this conference was designed to inspire and encourage people to research and record the stories of the women of the corridor and the other influential matriarchs who have impacted their lives.  It is the intent of the organizations to collect and preserve these stories for future generations to read.      

Ashlyn Daggett, Davisha Darnell, Barbara Gilliam, Kierra Jenins, Valerie Sanders and Tyler Tucker


On July 28, 2013, Eta Theta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated inducted six bright and beautiful young ladies into the Archonette Club.  On August 12, 2013 they attended the Georgia State Leadership and Youth Conference in Macon, Georgia.  These young ladies are enthusiastic about their events and workshops for 2013-2014; which include  “Etiquette for Elegance,” “Thanks for You Thanksgiving;” where they fed the homeless, provided gifts for Child Enrichment; a shelter for abused women and children, and Eta Theta Zeta Chapter’s Zetas Against Drugs Workshop.

In commemoration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the State of Georgia is EXCITED to host a "Bra Drive" to benefit Dress for Success!

The mission of Dress for Success is "to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life."



Sorors are asked to bring NEW bras, with tags still on (varying women sizes - no sports bras) to the October MIP sessions on 10/12/2013 and 10/26/2013. Sorors who attended the 10/5/2013 session or plan to attend the 11/9/2013session may participate by mailing your bras to the State P.O. Box:

State of Georgia "Dress for Success" Drive
P.O. Box 490718
Atlanta, GA 30349

Friday, August 16, 2013

In the Summer They Retreat

This summer the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Rho Xi Zeta Chapter took the opportunity to execute the words of our International President Mary B Wright “A Good Zeta is a well-informed Zeta”.


The summer began with a retreat for the executive board during which sorors learned techniques to improve our chapter by mastering the skill of delegation.  Delegation helps chapter members stay engaged and take ownership in both the chapter and the sorority as a whole.  During the month of July chapter members visited the wonderful city of Indianapolis to participate in the national Zeta Organizational Leadership (ZOL) training and certification.  At ZOL sorors received a detailed description of their leadership styles, great ideas on branding, and an introduction to the new membership process!

Lastly, the chapter participated in their annual chapter retreat, held in the cabins of north Georgia.  They enjoyed great fellowship, planned the year, and shared the information from ZOL.  Notable during the retreat was river tubing, a wonderful experience that was also a practical application of critical team work skills. 


During the summers most people take off, but the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Inc. use it as an opportunity to become better.

Busy Summer for Psi Rho Zeta

On May 2, 2013, Psi Rho Zeta chapter presented a  $1,000.00 scholarship to Ms. Isis Turner-Davenport at Lamar County High School’s Honors Program. The chapter also attended Total Victory Blessing Ceremony, which honors young single parents graduating from high school in Lamar County.  Ms. Crystal Toombs was sponsored by the chapter members. The youth groups under the sponsorship of Psi Rho Zeta Chapter held their first annual Mothers/Daughters Tea where they presented roses and creative handmade coupon books to their mothers. They also held fundraisers to finance all members’ participation in the Youth Retreat to be held August 10, 2013 in Macon, Georgia.
Chapter Youth

Psi Rho Zeta chapter members with guests and speakers