#cttanddst

It is important to transition to an alumnae chapter because there you are able to maintain the solidarity and fellowship of the sisterhood at a different level. Visit different chapters to find the perfect fit for yourself. Pay your dues yearly becasue it will keep you in the know of what is going on with your chapter and with the sorority overall. NMAC serviced the area of Manhattan in which I lived and I connected well with the body of sorors affiliated with this alumnae chapter. Many of my sands became members of NMAC. Raphaelle -- Omicron Alpha, since Spring 2001 Are you #NMACREDy? #NMACCTT #NMACDST #NMACTransitions #DST #DST104 #DST1913 @dstinc1913 #CTTMonth #CTTandDST #DSTCTTMonth #ComeGrowWithUs #EastUnited #shewilltransition

It's important to fulfill your commitment to sisterhood, scholarship and service and to experience the full breadth of what the Sorority has to offer. Before joining a chapter, do your research. Get to know the various chapters in your community to determine which is the best fit for you. To make a successful transition, you should look for initiatives and personalities that align with your style and passions, to ensure you are optimizing your talents while doing the work of Delta. After I moved to New York, I was part of another chapter that had a larger membership than what I was used to coming from a very small and close-knit chapter. As I got involved in various organizations in the city, I met more and more NMAC sorors who reminded me of that special bond my collegiate chapter members and I had, and who were doing the type of programming that I had a natural interest in. That's what drew me to NMAC and it's been a great experience serving alongside like-minded women who truly get me and are open to exploring innovative ways to tackle societal issues. Monique -- Alpha Nu, Spring 2001 Are you #NMACREDy? #NMACCTT #NMACDST #NMACTransitions #DST #DST104 #DST1913 @dstinc1913 #CTTMonth #CTTandDST #DSTCTTMonth #ComeGrowWithUs