Chapter Officers

President:
Larrissa Henderson
Vice President:
Freda Hopper
Secretary:
Emma Jones
Asst Sec.:
Rose Weaver
Treasurer:
Sheryl Milan
AsstTreas:
Betty Walker
Fin. Secretary:
Edwena Crowe
Asst. Fin. Sec.:
Joan Washington
Correspondence:
Mildred Beasley
Courtesies:
Dot Jones
Serg-At-Arms:
Estella Simmons
Publicity:
Kowetha Mack
Parliam:
Connie Dunn
Protocol:
To Be Appointed
EAF Captain:
Joan Washington

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is an international service organization that was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. in 1908. It is the oldest Greek-lettered organization established by African-American college-educated women.

Alpha Kappa Alpha is comprised of a nucleus of 260,000 members in graduate and undergraduate chapters in the United States, the U. S. Virgin Islands, the Caribbean, Canada, Japan, Germany, Korea and on the continent of Africa.

Alpha Kappa Alpha established itself in the South Eastern part of the United States with the chartering of Pi Chapter at Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee, on April 12, 1921 in the Southern Region. In 1932, the Southern Region’s name was changed to the South Eastern Region. The South Eastern Region is composed of the states of Alabama, Tennessee,and Mississippi.

Currently the South Eastern Region consists of 104 chapters that include 49 undergraduate chapters and 55 graduate chapters. The current cluster alignment provides for the region to be divided geographically into eight sub-units.

Xi Iota Omega Chapter was chartered May 1982 in the city of Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

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“Keep the Dream Alive” 2012 scholarships were awarded on January 16th at MLK Day of Observance “The Community Speaks” Program. Outstanding community service and organizational involvement were the most significant criteria, and the students were nominated from the organizations that they are involved in.

The students nominated that received scholarship awards were Adrian Thomas. Adrian is the son of Vaughn and Rose Thomas. He is a senior at Bearden High School. He was nominated by the Oak Ridge Men of Tomorrow Program where he has been active for five (5) years; Micheala Thomas. Micheala is the daughter of Vaughn and Rose Thomas. She is a senior at Bearden High School. She was nominated by the Oak Ridge Men of Tomorrow Program where she has been active for five (5) years; Michaya Reeves. Michaya is the daughter of Mia Reeves and Lawrence Reeves. She is a senior at Harden Valley Academy. She was nominated by the Oak Ridge Alumna Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority GEM Program; Kara Summers. Kara is the daughter and Kelvin and Barbara Summers. She is a senior at Oak Ridge High School. She was nominated by the Oak Ridge Men of Tomorrow Program where she has been an active participant for three years; Araya Johnson. Araya is the daughter of Rachel Johnson and Tommy Gibson. She is a senior at Oak Ridge High School. She was nominated by the Oak Ridge Alumna Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority GEM Program; and Jonathan Simmons. Jonathan is the son of Luther and Estella Simmons. He is a senior at Farragut High School. He was nominated by the Oak Ridge Men of Tomorrow Program where he has been an active member for six (6) years.

Each student was awarded a $500 Book Scholarship.

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