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What is Alpha Alpha Chapter?
Alpha Alpha is a chapter of the New York State regional portion of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International. Delta Kappa Gamma is a professional organization of women educators, dedicated to improving education by supporting excellence in practitioners in the education field.
Click Here to Read How Alpha Alpha Chapter supports purposes of Delta Kappa Gamma
Click Here to Download Our Delta Kappa Gamma - Alpha Alpha Overview Flyer
Alpha Alpha Organization
Alpha Alpha officers serve two-year terms and are elected by chapter members attending the March meeting in even-numbered years. These officers are President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Parliamentarian.
Alpha Alpha committees include Arts & Music, Communications, Finance, Historical Records, Helen Quinn Dinner, Legislative, Membership, Nominations, Professional Affairs/Personal Growth, Remembrance, Scholarships/Awards, and World Fellowships.
Alpha Alpha Leaders 2020-2022
Alpha Alpha Chapter Standing Rules
last updated January 2018
A short history of Alpha Alpha Chapter
Alpha Alpha Chapter was born at the Pi State meeting held in Rochester, NY on May 14, 1955 as a way to offer more women educators the opportunity for Delta Kappa Gamma membership. There were 14 women in the charter Alpha Alpha group.
Members of our new chapter represented diversity in professional responsibilities: secondary guidance, library service, English, Latin, math and social studies; elementary special education and health education; and college faculty. This diversity has continued to the present day.
Over the years, Alpha Alpha has honored the contributions of many of its early leaders by creating awards, memorial funds, and study grants in their names. Chapter scholarships support women educators in their studies. Chapter scholar awards assist young women who wish to enter the education profession. These awards include both financial and counseling support.
Each year, Alpha Alpha Chapter develops and presents educational programs for its members and raises funds to support its awards and scholarship programs.
Click Here to Read the Recollections of Dr. Frances Moroney Whited, charter member
Alpha Alpha is a chapter of the New York State regional portion of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International. Delta Kappa Gamma is a professional organization of women educators, dedicated to improving education by supporting excellence in practitioners in the education field.
Click Here to Read How Alpha Alpha Chapter supports purposes of Delta Kappa Gamma
Click Here to Download Our Delta Kappa Gamma - Alpha Alpha Overview Flyer
Alpha Alpha Organization
Alpha Alpha officers serve two-year terms and are elected by chapter members attending the March meeting in even-numbered years. These officers are President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Parliamentarian.
Alpha Alpha committees include Arts & Music, Communications, Finance, Historical Records, Helen Quinn Dinner, Legislative, Membership, Nominations, Professional Affairs/Personal Growth, Remembrance, Scholarships/Awards, and World Fellowships.
Alpha Alpha Leaders 2020-2022
Alpha Alpha Chapter Standing Rules
last updated January 2018
A short history of Alpha Alpha Chapter
Alpha Alpha Chapter was born at the Pi State meeting held in Rochester, NY on May 14, 1955 as a way to offer more women educators the opportunity for Delta Kappa Gamma membership. There were 14 women in the charter Alpha Alpha group.
Members of our new chapter represented diversity in professional responsibilities: secondary guidance, library service, English, Latin, math and social studies; elementary special education and health education; and college faculty. This diversity has continued to the present day.
Over the years, Alpha Alpha has honored the contributions of many of its early leaders by creating awards, memorial funds, and study grants in their names. Chapter scholarships support women educators in their studies. Chapter scholar awards assist young women who wish to enter the education profession. These awards include both financial and counseling support.
Each year, Alpha Alpha Chapter develops and presents educational programs for its members and raises funds to support its awards and scholarship programs.
Click Here to Read the Recollections of Dr. Frances Moroney Whited, charter member
