Delta Delta Delta
To the Potential New Members:
Hi ladies!
On behalf of the Epsilon Pi chapter of Delta Delta Delta, I
would like to formally welcome you to Louisiana Tech University. We are so
excited to have you join the Tech family, and we are even more thrilled that
you have chosen to participate in formal sorority recruitment! Formal
recruitment is just the beginning of an incredibly fulfilling journey that will
carry far past your college career – this is a journey that will last for a
lifetime.
As a founding member of the Epsilon Pi chapter and now
chapter president, I can personally attest to the number of positive ways my
decision to become a Tri Delta woman has affected my life. My membership has
fostered so much personal growth and exposed me to a number of leadership
opportunities, and I have met many incredible women who build me up daily and
have shaped me into the person I am today. It is both amazing and
overwhelmingly encouraging to me that I have the privilege to be a part of such
a diverse group of women who continually supports each other and strives to
live out our open motto, “Let us steadfastly love one another”.
Tri Delta is an organization founded by women to provide
opportunities for women to live, learn, and lead, with purpose, for a lifetime.
Over 16,000 collegians and 200,000 alumnae across the United States – and
Canada – make up our amazing network of sisters today. Tri Delta supports local
children’s cancer charities, and stands as one of the most significant
contributors to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In 2014, Tri Delta made the
single largest fundraising pledge in St. Jude’s history – to raise $60 million
in 10 years for the hospital. Today, just three and a half years into our
commitment, we are already more than halfway there! In our first year on
campus, our chapter alone raised over $20,000 for St. Jude through our single
largest fundraiser, Sincerely Yours, a letter-writing campaign to raise money
for St. Jude. Our inaugural pancake fundraiser, “DHOP”, was rolled out last
fall, and we are well on our way to passing up the $20,000 we raised last
spring by the end of this summer!
When Sarah Ida Shaw founded Tri Delta in 1888 at Boston
University, she said “Let us found a society that shall be kind alike to all,
and think more of a girl’s inner self and character than of her personal
appearance”. This has evolved into Tri Delta’s slogan “Bring You”. Our slogan
reflects one of our organization’s ultimate goals, which is to develop women
into the best versions of themselves. We desire to see our members be fully
themselves and each bring their own unique traits and ideas to the table.
The Epsilon Pi chapter, installed at Louisiana Tech on
December 9, 2016, has continued to exemplify diversity and our commitment to
“live, learn and lead with purpose”, not only as a collective chapter, but also
as individuals. Our chapter is home to women from all over the country who are
studying in a number of different majors. Outside of Tri Delta, our members are
involved in a variety of other organizations, including Tech Leadership
Council, Order of Omega, Union Board, Regal Blues, Student Recruiters, College
Ambassadors, Bulldog Belles, and various other professional organizations,
honor societies, and college-specific clubs and organizations. In addition, a
number of our members serve in leadership positions in their respective
organizations. No matter what corner of campus you are in, you are sure to find
a Tri Delta sister somewhere!
As Tri Delta women, we are a part of a powerful bond that
stretches across the globe and truly lasts for a lifetime. I hope that through
the recruitment process you are able to find your home away from home, where
you discover the kind of sisterhood and connection that I and so many women
have found with Tri Delta – a sisterhood that empowers you to grow into the
best version of yourself, celebrates you, and offers you an abundance of
steadfast love.
We wish you the most memorable college
years, and we cannot wait to meet you!
Delta Love,
Landry Seimears
President
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