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_One United Newsletter - QTR 3 2026

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VOLUME I | ISSUE 3 | July 2026

SororMaryD.MitesCampbell SororMaryD.MitesCampbell

THE TEAM

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April Milton Francois Co-Editor
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Elizabeth Favier Bellamy Co-Editor

Sorors,

As we stand at the close of this second quarter, I deeply encouraged by the spirit of excellence that lives within our sisterhood. This has been a season marked not only by progress, but by purpose—a powerful reminder that when we move as one, there is nothing we cannot achieve.

Our theme, “One United: One mission, one goal, and one body to build one sisterhood through leadership, service, and collaboration,” has not just been words—it has been our lived experience. We have shown what it truly means to rise together, to lead with intention, to serve with compassion, and to collaborate with strength and grace. In every effort, we have proven that unity is our greatest power.

But Sorors, this is only the beginning.

The work ahead calls us to dig deeper, to reach higher, and to remain steadfast in our commitment to one another. Let this moment be a renewed call to action— a reminder that each of us is essential, each of us is impactful, and together, we are unstoppable. When one of us rises, we all rise.

When we stand unified, we create a legacy that will endure far beyond this moment.

As we move into the next quarter, let us do so with boldness, with vision, and with an unshakable belief in who we are and what we are building—one sisterhood, unified in purpose and driven by excellence.

Thank you for your passion, your dedication, and your unwavering commitment to our shared mission.

Together, we are powerful. Together, we are One United.

In Sisterhood and Service,

Soror Mary D. Mites Campbell

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® 2026–2027 Chapter Basileus Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter

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The 34th Annual Ivy Rosettes Presentation, held on Sunday, June 6, 2026, was a beautiful celebration of scholarship, service, leadership, and sisterhood. The elegant afternoon showcased the accomplishments and poise of our Ivy Rosettes while recognizing the dedication of the families, mentors, and chapter members who supported their journey. Through inspiring presentations, meaningful traditions, and heartfelt moments, attendees witnessed the impact of investing in the next generation of young women. The event reflected Gamma Zeta Omega's unwavering commitment to empowering future leaders and ensuring that excellence continues to flourish for generations to come.

Networking and Donorship enhances community and chapter sustainability

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Dr. Mary D. Mites Campbell’s visionary Ivy 08 + 1 Initiative united Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter in a powerful Day of Service dedicated to creating measurable community impact. Through coordinated acts of service, compassionate outreach, and purposeful collaboration, members demonstrated the ensuring commitment of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® in Service to All Mankind. The initiative exemplified how one chapter, working together as one sisterhood, can transform lives and strengthen the communities we serve. One day, one project, and one act of kindness at a time.

DR. MARY D. MITES CAMPBELL

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With hearts full of pride and excitement, we extend a warm and distinguished welcome to Legacy Member Soror Jada Anaya Diaz as she joins the illustrious sisterhood of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®.

On Sunday, March 15, 2026, on the highest of highest hills on the historic campus of Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, Soror Jada, a firstyear college student, continued a proud legacy through membership as an initiate of the Original Beta Alpha Chapter a chapter rich in history, excellence, and service.

Soror Jada is the only daughter of Soror LaGloria T. Diaz. Her entry into Alpha Kappa Alpha reflects the continued commitment to scholarship, sisterhood, and service that defines our beloved organization across generations.

LAGLORIA DIAZ

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Cong journey of sisterhood, scholarship, and service

Chadé Johnson - 2

Klemie Christie – 2

T. Eileen Martin-Robinson – 3

Stephanie Wallace – 4

Wanda Hewitt – 4

Cecilia Vickers – 5

Caroline Lewis – 6

Etta Maria Brown – 6

Kenyada Jefferson – 13

Ra'Anna Pickens – 17

Carrie Parker – 18

Ericka Thomas – 18

Margarette Dingle – 20

Marie Diggs – 22

Andrea Robinson – 26

Sherrin Burks – 26

Vanessa Griffin - 26

Willie Mae Brown – 28

Letisha Lewis – 29

Bernice Belcher-Miller – 30

Donna Riley – 30

Gayla Mangham – 30

Leah Swilley-Watts – 2

Kimberly Emmanuel – 2

Tiffany Hayes - 4

Philreth Thompson-Ali – 6

Tereka Jennings Lawrence - 12

April Milton Francois – 13

Evalina Bestman - 20

Bria Brown - 21

Brianna Senter - 22

Michael Strong-Mason – 24

Nezzie Stewart – 25

Bethany Addison - 29

Enette Henderson – 29

Sandra Lee – 29

Latasha Cogdell - 30

LaTonya Wilcox – 30

Monica Thurston-Harmon – 31

Renee Hicks - 1

Geanine Wester – 1

Virla Barry - 5

Barbara Mason-Gardiner - 5

Barbara George – 5

Sheila Goodman - 7

Veronica Rahming - 8

Cherice Teal - 10

LyTice Ferras - 11

Donnesha McBride - 11

Melissa McKinney-Peltrau - 17

Tiqkia Barrow - 17

Shalley Horn - 18

Pearl Bethel - 18

Mary Mites-Campbell - 21

Gloria Williams - 21

Viola Elaine Roundtree - 22

Tangela Williams-Daniel - 22

Kesha Jenkins - 23

Althea Coleman - 24

Cherri Comartie - 24

Eddye Gay - 27

Juanita Miller - 27

Genevieve Ragland - 28

Edith Reeves - 28

Ann White - 28

Bernice Barron - 29

Jacqueline Moise-Gibbs - 29

M. Diane Williams - 29

Deborah Hobbs - 30

Tamara Snow - 30

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