Soror Edgerton serves as the Anti-Basileus for Omicron Eta chapter. She works diligently to grow and sustain membership of her chapter and build a strong interest base. Some accomplishments of Omicron Eta that makes Soror Edgerton especially proud include having the most community service hours within the D9 at UNCG 23-24 school year-a total of 250 hours! She is also proud to have completed a total of 10 chapter events thus far for Fall 2024, which consisted of a great turn out at each event with more to come in the month of November.
When asked what she wanted her legacy in Omicron Eta to be, Soror Edgerton said, “I want my legacy in OH to show that I made a difference within this chapter mainly when it comes to service, leadership, and chapter accomplishments. Being apart of this chapter thus far, I have been able to reach high volumes that I never thought I’d reach before and I know that my mark has been made. I want to demonstrate values to have within yourself as a young woman and as a leader, to those who join this chapter. Lasting connections is also something I’d like to implement and install for OH because there is no stronger bond than sisterhood and I believe that having these bonds with previous members, current members, and future members is extremely important and should always be remembered.”
Way to be Distinctly Notable, Soror Edgerton!
Graduating
Senior Information
It is that time of year that we begin preparing to honor and celebrate our graduating seniors! You will receive information about required information for seniors that will be graduating in Fall 2024 very soon. Make sure to get all information in so that we do not miss acknowledging and connecting with your graduates. Fall 2024 graduates, please complete the report found here. This link is ONLY for Fall 2024 graduates!!!
Upcoming Events
Nov 12 Founders Day
Nov 20 Area 4, 5, & 6 Townhall
Nov 24 UG Basilei Office Hours
Dec 15-Jan 4 NERBOD Break
Dec 25 Midwinter Reg. Closes
Jan 4 End of Year Reports Due
Jan 25 Midwinter Workshop
May 1- 5 NER Regional Conference
Areas 4, 5, and 6 Town Hall Chat
On Wednesday, November 20th, from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, we will host an Office Hour/Town Hall for Areas 4, 5, and 6 advisors and undergraduate students only. This session will focus on discussing advisors' and undergraduates' needs and concerns.
To join, please click this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/525 9651176
Connect with your ULI Ambassadors!
In partnership with the Undergraduate Leadership Cohort (ULI), we are launching individual Area GroupMe chats exclusively for undergraduate sorors. These chats are designed to foster support, build relationships, and encourage collaboration. Connect with your Area ULI ambassadors in your Groupme!
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Soror Dr. Sh Nu Beta Sigma chapter & th undergraduate expansion a g e is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who focuses on wellness in supporting not only her clients, but also the undergraduates that she advises. We appreciate your commitment to growing our undergraduate footprint and promoting healthy spaces in Sigma!
The Northeastern Region is home to some Distinctly Notable undergraduates that are not only leaders in Sigma, but also Greater leaders and representatives of the organization on their respective campuses. Check out some of our Campus Queens & Student Government Association (SGA) Leadership!
#ICYMI: Regional Updates
Registration is open for Midwinter. The cost is $20. Register by December 25, 2024. Click here to register. Check out the Summer-Fall 2024 Edition of The Notable Magazine. Need to meet with UCC Smith? Schedule your meeting using this Calendly link. UCC Smith must review all step shows and performances, including full outfits and any applicable music and voiceovers at least seven days before the show date.
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The 93rd Miss Coppin State University
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Soror Jayla McCullough
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Soror Leslie Billotte SGA, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Student Success Elizabeth City State University | Delta Tau Chapter
Soror Trinitee Smith Miss Senior 2024-2025
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Soror Tyila Howell SGA Senator Johnson & Wales University | Mu Kappa Chapter
Soror Dallis Carr SGA Executive Assistant University of Maryland Eastern Shore | Nu Delta Chapter
Winter Arc Tips
With 55 days remaining in 2024, there's still plenty of time to achieve your personal and professional goals while being intentional about your self-care. Here are seven tips to help you finish 2024 strong and start 2025 on a positive note.
Digital Detox
Whether it is 30 minutes each day or one full day each week, take a break from text messages, group chats, emails, social media, apps, and phone calls. This time away can help reduce stress, improve self-esteem/love and mental health, and create space for hobbies and activities that bring you joy outside a screen.
Prioritize Sleep/Rest
Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night to support physical health, emotional balance, and mental clarity.
Step Outside Your Comfort Zone
"Change begins at the end of your comfort zone!- Roy T. Bennett" Instead of seeing discomfort as something to avoid, reframe it as an opportunity for growth. Embrace the idea that being uncomfortable is a sign that you ' re expanding your abilities and moving toward your goals.
Pamper Yourself
Treat yourself to a relaxing warm bath, face mask, spa day, or quiet time with a good book or favorite music or movie.
Practice Gratitude
Take a moment each day to reflect on things you are thankful for. Gratitude practices can improve your outlook and help reduce stress.
Focus on Consistency,
Not Perfection
Instead of striving for perfection, focus on consistent effort. Whether you are launching a new business, applying for a new job or graduate school, or starting a new project at work or school, small, consistent actions will lead to progress and eventual goal completion. Make your goals more manageable by breaking them down into smaller, actionable steps. This keeps you on track and prevents feeling overwhelmed by larger ambitions. Be patient with yourself, and do not let self-doubt or imposter syndrome hinder your progress.
Celebrate Your Progress
Acknowledge your achievements. Celebrate each step forward, no matter how small, as this helps you build momentum and encourages you to keep going.
