Chapter Programs

Updated April 18, 2005

Delta GEMS

Delta GEMS was established to mentor and assist young women between the ages of 14 to 18 years old.  This committee offers young women social, career planning, scholarship, academic training, college preparation and civic  service.

 Delta GEMS has an exciting year planned for these young women who are embarking the horizon of a promising future.  Some of these activities include:      workshops in career planning, goal setting, financial planning, and scholarship in addition to community service projects, a sleep-over where self-esteem and sisterhood is explored, and a college campus tour.

Senior Project

This committee serves various needs of the senior citizens in the Inglewood Community by sharing information regarding activities and resources that promote Senior independence, self-fulfillment, and dignity.

Scholarship

This committee informs high school students of Inglewood Alumnae's scholarship opportunities and is responsible for awarding scholarships after an interview and application process.

Social Action

This committee ensures that Inglewood Alumnae and residents of the Inglewood community are abreast of issues that may affect African Americans, particularly those residents of Inglewood. Voter Registration, Education and Mobilization are an on-going endeavor of this committee.

Summit VI: Health Issues

 Impact on the African American Woman

Since the birth of Summit I, The Black Women, in 1981, the Summits created to focus on the Physical and Mental Health thrust of the Sorority continues to do just that. This biennium, Summit VI has been charged to look directly at the health of the African American woman and the various health issues that the African American woman faces in our communities. Health issues that will be focused on include Obesity, AIDS, Diabetes, Breast Cancer, and Hypertension. The initial focus will be on Obesity. Summit VI will convene in Jamaica in 2006