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Welcome

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[…Opening Prayer ]

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[…Greetings]

[Chapter LeadershipChapter Leadership ]

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[…Introductions ]

[ Who are you ? Who are you ? ]

Acknowledgement and Role of Advisory Team

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[…Our Sigma Story ]

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[…Our Role in America’s

Communities]

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Our Role in America’s Communities

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Bigger and Better Business

- Project S. E. E. D.

Education

- Project S.E.T.

Social Action

What Phi Beta Sigma Offer the Professional Minded Person?

• Personal Growth• Professional approach to organizational

planning• Progressive, innovative, and dynamic

programs• Leadership development programs• First-Class social functions• An opportunity for Community

Involvement

What Does Sigma Expects of Its Members

• Leadership Qualities• Scholarship• Positive Image• Talent• Sophistication• Progressive Attitude

Growing Membership……..What is M.I.P.

The Fraternity has introduced and established several strategies that promote membership growth with the purpose of continuing to produce leaders and leadership.

• Continuous stream of growth for the organizations positive values

• Establish the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service

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Alumni Membership RequirementsAlumni Membership Requirements

Proof of successful completion of at least 2 years (60 hours) of a full program at recognized college or university.

Must pass the interview process Must complete Intake Process Investment of $ (includes initial application fee)

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Collegiate RequirementsCollegiate Requirements Must be enrolled in school and have earned at least

12 credit hours Must currently have a 2.5 cumulative GPA Must pass the interview process Must complete Intake Process Investment of $ (includes initial application fee)

[…The Application Package ]

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The Application PackageThe Application Package An official transcript 2 letters of recommendation Sigma sponsorship letter $100 non-refundable application fee Completed application Non-hazing document (reviewed and signed) An updated resume

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Abusive Behavior • The fraternity will not tolerate or condone any form of

abusive behavior on the part of its members or prospective members, whether physical, mental, or emotional. This is to include any actions directed towards members or non-members.

• Violations of this policy may result in suspension or expulsions of the member(s) involved and prosecution to the full extent of the law.

ContactNational Headquarters:

Executive Director

145 Kennedy Street NW

Washington, D.C. 20011

Phone: (202)726-5434

E-mail: headquarters@pbs1914.org

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Date Task

Application Package Due

Interviews

Status Letters Delivered

Initial Investment Due

Critical Knowledge Sessions Begin ·   

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Sigma Beta Club Program Goals•Sophistication or Maturity

•Self-Thought

•Development of potential talents

•A sense of brotherhood

•Involvement

•Commitment to service

•Develop one’s spirituality

The Sigma Beta ClubThe Sigma Beta Club

A Youth Affiliate Organization Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

This Youth Mentor Program was established in the early 1950’s by Dr. Parlette L. Moore. The Sigma Beta Programming include promotion of Social and Economic Justice, Financial Literacy, Health and Well Being.

Our Sigma Beta Club Program also nurtures creativity, promotes academic achievement and reinforces social responsibility.

How Often Do We Meet?•Every First and Third Tuesdays

What Is The Age Focus?•Ages 9 to 18

•Two Learning Tracks