We're hosting a live Zoom session TONIGHT where you can hear firsthand what it's like to serve as a Regional Collegiate Director or Area Alumnae Director in Delta Zeta! 🕗 Tonight at 8 p.m. EST 📍 Zoom: https://deltazetanational.zoom.us/meeting/register/S-kp3PEXRcyV-Vlnupw_0A#/registration Ask questions, get inspired and learn how YOU can support the future of our sisterhood! 🩷💚 (fb)

To our biggest supporters and inspirations… our moms! 🌷🩷 Today we celebrate the moms and other extraordinary female role-models in our lives. This Mother’s Day, consider honoring a special woman in your life by sponsoring her for alumna initiation into Delta Zeta by attending a special Mother's Day virtual Alumnae Initiation Service a week from today, on Sunday, May 18th via Zoom. As a Delta Zeta, you have the opportunity to recognize someone who embodies our shared values of friendship, curiosity, generosity, empowerment, community and belonging. What better gift than welcoming her into a sisterhood that lasts a lifetime? Hear from two women who went through this process, and why they would recommend it! ⬇️ Learn more here: https://www.deltazeta.org/alumnae-initiation/ "The initiation process itself was very sweet. I enjoyed having my daughter guide me and experience it together. The best part is that for the first time, she was my teacher. Being a part of Delta Zeta allows me to share another close bond with my daughter, Durga. Every month we go to alumnae events together which allows us another opportunity to connect. For the rest of our lives, Delta Zeta offers a different dimension to our relationship." — Sandy Nagarajan, Mu Iota "It was a wonderful feeling to have my mom become my sorority sister. My mom was the reason I decided to go through recruitment and the reason I became a Delta Zeta. l remember when I first heard about the alumnae initiations, I just knew my mom would be a perfect fit. She truly embodies all of our values and has taught me how to embrace those values in my own life. It is a really beautiful feeling to have my mom share with me a sisterhood that has given me so much." — Durga Nagarajan, Pi Sigma-University of Texas/Dallas (fb)