Spring 2010 Archive
Friendships for Life
Chi Omega began with the friendship of four women with shared experiences and common goals. So it was fitting that Chi Omega would include friendship as one of the Fraternity’s purposes. One hundred more> Chi Omega Convention 2010
The Value of Sisterhood
Grande Lakes Resort, Orlando
www.GrandeLakes.com
June 26–June 30
You are cordially invited to this biennial more> Friendship: A Prescription for Health
WOMEN: Hold your female friends close. For friendships among women
have been shown to be an effective prescription to positively impact
your physical, psychological, and emotional well-being. more> Sisters Are a Professional Network
Members of our Washington, D.C.–Maryland Alumnae Chapter are young professional women. We’re close-knit, yet eagerly welcome recent graduates who join us from collegiate chapters across the country. more> Eight Principles of Networking Naturally
Eager to make new friends and broaden your networking circle? Here’s how to reduce the stress when you
prepare to meet new people, including your Sisters, in social or professional settings.
For more> Support your Sisterhood
You can support your sisterhood by purchasing any books featured in this issue through the Chi Omega Reading Rewards Program.
Learn more about the books featured in this issue. more> Schedule of Convention Events
Required delegates from each chapter:
G.H. (president), G.N.V. (treasurer),
personnel advisor, financial advisor, house corporation board member
Encouraged delegates: G.T.B. (vice president and more> Awards Celebrate Leadership and Service
The Malinda Jolley Mortin Woman of Achievement Award
of Chi Omega bears the name of an outstanding Sister who is dedicated to the success of our Fraternity. Initiated by Upsilon Delta Chapter at more> Governing Council Nominations Due April 27
It is the privilege of any Chi Omega member in
good standing to nominate Sisters for election
to the Governing Council. The five members of
the Governing Council are elected by delegates
at each more> Friendship: A Prescription for Health
WOMEN: Hold your female friends close. For friendships among women
have been shown to be an effective prescription to positively impact
your physical, psychological, and emotional well-being. more> Sisters Are a Support System
I believe in the power of Sisterhood and the continuing support our Sisters can give one another throughout a lifetime. My collegiate experience of Sisterhood was what inspired me to join the more> Sisters Are a Professional Network
Members of our Washington, D.C.–Maryland Alumnae Chapter are young professional women. We’re close-knit, yet eagerly welcome recent graduates who join us from collegiate chapters across the country. more> Sisters Reconnect Via Alumnae Chapter
We met in 1956, when I was going through recruitment. Gayle Chapman, now Gayle Crawford, recruited me for the Zeta Delta Chapter at the U of Nebraska–Omaha and I later recruited Gayle to be a more> Sisters Are Friends in Your New Hometown
My twin sister, Liz, and I moved to San Diego in October 2004. When we arrived in this city of more than 1 million people, we had no friends and found it a struggle to meet new people— that is until more> How Can I Reconnect?
I haven’t been active with Chi Omega for a while. How can I reconnect, network, make friends, and have fun with my Sisters?
First, check to see if there’s an alumnae chapter near you. To find more> Eight Principles of Networking Naturally
Eager to make new friends and broaden your networking circle? Here’s how to reduce the stress when you
prepare to meet new people, including your Sisters, in social or professional settings.
For more> Lifelines for a Lifetime
During a crisis, your family will be there. You pay professionals to be there. But when your friends show up, it’s because they want to be there. Friendship is priceless. Don’t take it for granted. more> Five Degrees of Chi Omega
Have you played the connection game, Six
Degrees of Kevin Bacon, trying to link actor
Kevin Bacon with another actor within six
degrees, or six movie titles that one actor
shared with another? The more> Nu Sisters Are Fast Friends for 80 Years
They were Sisters, then family. And it all began with a friendship made and fostered by the ties of Chi Omega.
Friendships . . . for life.
Elizabeth Lorenz Brenckle and Petrea more>
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