Module 1 Quiz: History and Structure of Sigma Gamma Rho Exam

First collegiate fraternal organization - ANS Phi Beta Kappa - 1776 First Black Greek-lettered organization - ANS Sigma Pi Phi - "The Boule" NPHC acronym - ANS National Pan-Hellenic Council Iota Phi Theta NPHC membership year - ANS 1996 Cultural context of NPHC organizations - ANS Historically African American Reason people join Greek-lettered organizations - ANS Kinship Founders of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, and Sigma Gamma Rho - ANS The existing organizations excluded African Americans W.E.B. DuBois concept of the 'talented tenth' - ANS A leadership class within the African American community Major focus of NPHC organizations - ANS Service activities NPHC organizations' membership requirement for freshmen - ANS Deferred recruitment Founding Date and Location - ANS Sigma Gamma Rho was founded on September 22, 1922, at Notre Dame, IN at Notre Dame University. Founding Date and Location - ANS Sigma Gamma Rho was founded on October 30, 1929, at Bloomington, IN at Purdue University. Founding Date and Location - ANS Sigma Gamma Rho was founded on November 12, 1922, at Indianapolis, IN at Butler University. Founding Date and Location - ANS Sigma Gamma Rho was founded on November 21, 1922, at Indianapolis, IN at Butler University. Largest Membership Organization in Indiana (1922) - ANS The NAACP boasted the largest membership number outside of the Southern states in Indiana in 1922. Mission of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority - ANS The mission is to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, civil and social action. Mission Statement Completion - ANS Our members, affiliates, staff and community partners work to create and support initiatives that align with our vision. Names of the Seven Founders - ANS The names of the sorority's seven Founders are Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little, Dorothy Hanley Whiteside, Nathalie Robins Taylor Long, Nannie Mae Gahn Johnson, Hattie Mae Dulin Redford, Bessie Mae Downey Martin, and Cubena McClure. Primary Founder and Grad Basileus () - ANS The sorority's primary Founder who served as Grad Basileus between is Vivian White Marbury. Primary Founder and Grad Basileus () - ANS The sorority's primary Founder who served as Grad Basileus between is Dorothy Hanley Whiteside. Primary Founder and Grad Basileus () - ANS The sorority's primary Founder who served as Grad Basileus between is Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little. Profession of the Founders - ANS Nursing, Secretarial, Seamstress, Teaching Contribution of Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little - ANS Design of the official badge, The sorority's pledge, The sorority's slogan, Design of the coat of arms Contribution of Cubena McClure - ANS Design of the official badge, The sorority's pledge, The sorority's slogan, Design of the coat of arms Chapter name of the first collegiate chapter - ANS Delta, Gamma, Beta, Alpha Incorporation date of the sorority - ANS December 30, 1929, 1928, 1930, 1931 Location of the sorority's national headquarters - ANS Washington D.C., Indiana, North Carolina, Georgia Responsibilities of the sorority's day-to-day operations - ANS Grand Basileus, Executive Director, First Grand Anti-Basileus, Legal Advisor Role of the First Grand Anti-Basileus - ANS International officer, Officer of the Grand Chapter, Regional Officer, Special Officer Affiliates of the sorority - ANS The Boys and Girls Club, Sigma Gents and Rhomeos, Sigma Pearls and Pretty Poodles, The Rhosebud Club, The Rhoer Club and Philo Affiliate Types of memberships in the sorority - ANS 4, 5, 6, 7 Types of meetings in the sorority - ANS 4, 5, 6, 7 Types of meetings NOT included - ANS Area, Boule, Local, State Composition of the Grand Chapter - ANS Life members, duly elected chapter delegates, and Grand Basileus, Duly elected chapter delegates, Board of Directors, Members-at-large, Life Members and Past Grand Basilei Duly elected chapter delegates - ANS Representatives chosen to participate in the sorority's decision-making processes. Board of Directors - ANS A group of individuals responsible for overseeing the sorority's operations and governance.