Pearl Pages: 2021 Spring/Summer Issue

Pearl Pages Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated Tau Psi Zeta Chapter, Alsip, Illinois The Pearl Zone…...Sisterhood at its Finest 2021 SPRING|SUMMER ISSUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRESIDENT’S GREETING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 EDITOR’S MESSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 EXECUTIVE BOARD NEWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CHAPTER RETREAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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FINER WOMANHOOD, SCHOLARSHIP & AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 12 SISTERHOOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 16 SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 - 24 ACHIEVEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 - 26 COLLEGIATE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 - 31 NU DELTA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 OMICRON DELTA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 - 31 AMICAE AUXILIARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 - 35 YOUTH AUXILIARIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 - 37 ZETA MALE NETWORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 - 40 2021 GRADUATES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 - 43 SAVE THE DATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 END OF YEAR CELEBRATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 - 47 NATIONAL, REGIONAL, CHAIRPERSONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

PAYING HOMAGE TO OUR FIVE PEARLS

ARIZONA CLEAVER STEMONS

PEARL ANNA NEAL

MYRTLE TYLER FAITHFUL

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VIOLA TYLER GOINGS

FANNIE PETTIE WATTS

President’s Greetings Greetings Sorors and Friends, Where has the time gone? We have come to the end of another sorority year. I would be remiss if I did not thank the entire chapter and auxiliaries for embracing all the changes caused by the pandemic. You all found innovative ways to engage in acts of service and sisterhood even during a time of uncertainty. We have accomplished some amazing things and established new programs that will go on for years to come.

As President, the safety and health of the chapter members remains my top priority. I know you may have concerns or questions related to COVID-19 and its impact on our chapter for 2021-2022 sorority year. As I receive information through the protocol chain, I am committed to continuing to provide timely and accurate information as soon as it becomes available.

In May, we received an official memo from our International President Valerie Hollingsworth Baker, which stated we will head in the direction to be compliant with local, state, and federal government guidelines starting July 1st. The President’s Council and Executive Board will work diligently this summer to create a plan for future chapter meetings. In the meantime, I ask for your continued patience as we move forward in getting things back to normal.

Again, thank you to all the Officers and Committees for your part in making 2020-2021 a successful year.

I hope your summer is filled with fun, that you remain safe, and that you bring back good ideas for next sorority year.

All of my Love,

Darcell Norwood-Baugh President

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Editor’s

Message Greetings Sorors, Amicae, Youth, Brothers, Family and Friends! On behalf of the Chapter President and the entire PR & Marketing Team, I welcome you to the Spring/Summer issue of Pearl Pages.

The 2020-2021 service year for Tau Psi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated has come to a close. The Pearl Pages Staff and myself would like to thank each and every one of you for allowing us to share stories about our chapter events and service projects.

This year has been both challenging and exciting for TPZ. Setting a vision and staying the course was a difficult task during this pandemic, but TPZ's accomplishments were well worth the journey. Keeping the tradition of the Finer Womanhood Annual Scholarship event, the decision was made to host the event virtually for the first time in the history of the chapter. Led by 2nd Vice President and Committee Chair, Dr. Avis Criss, the event was nothing short than amazing from start to finish. Kudos to Dr. Avis Criss and the Finer Womanhood Committee for a "finer" event. I am looking forward to what's in store for next year.

Moving forward, TPZ will continue to embrace the principles of Service, Scholarship, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood. We will continue to be motivated to be the best representative of TPZ and Zeta as possible.

We shall keep in mind this year's chapter annual retreat theme, “Zetarized: Recharge, Realign, Rejuvenate and Retain” - focus on your mind, body and spirit during this summer hiatus.

Thank you to everyone who has helped me along the way! Have a safe summer and I look forward to the new fiscal year.

Sisterly,

Dawn M White Editor-in-Chief Tau Psi Zeta Chapter

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TPZ Executive Board Winter Retreat Tau Psi Zeta Chapter held their Executive Board Winter Retreat virtually.

The Basileus Executive Assistant and Basilei Council brought us a very informative and fun retreat. This year’s retreat speakers were Soror Renee S. Byrd, who spoke and answered questions about the Zeta Organizational Leadership (ZOL) program, Soror Leah Bailey Langston who addressed the importance of “Officer’s Professionalism” and our guest speaker, Dr. Danielle R. Green, who spoke about “Sisterly Correction.”

Our President, Darcell Norwood-Baugh gifted the Executive Board members with a gift which we were instructed not to open until the day of the retreat. Upon opening our gifts together on camera, we were surprised with a copy of Stacey Abrams New York Times Bestseller book, “Lead From The Outside.”

We received a day of valuable knowledge, idea-sharing and best practices and tools from the speakers that can help us to continue to move forward and be the best Zeta that you can be!

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RECHARGE

REALIGN

REJUVENATE

RETAIN

Tau Psi Zeta Chapter & Aux iliaries Annual R etreat ’s theme was “Zetarized: Recharge, Realign, Rejuvenate and Retain.” The retreat sessions were geared toward the holistic framework that focuses on

Mind, Body and Spirit. The Special Events Committee’s goal was to leave the 129 attendees with an understanding of the importance of promoting healthy living, building positive relationships and fostering an environment of positive energy.

The retreat began with an encouraging opening address from Past International President Dr. Mary Breaux-Wright. The retreat continued with breakout sessions that offered very informative topics. The closing remarks were given by International 1st Vice President Tamara Manning-Gordon who as an inspirational leader always encourages sorors to “Retain your Light.” Thanks again to all the special guest and thank you to the Special Events Committee for putting together a wonderful retreat.

Dr. Mary Breaux-Wright

Tamara Manning-Gordon

Self Care and Stress Management: Cultivating a Resilient Mindset to Ensure Lifelong Wellness Soror Charlotte Taylor Powers

Living A Sacred Life: Practicing Spiritual Development in daily life Soror Angela Grimes

Soror Kimberly Williams

Exercise/Yoga Class Soror Johnique Davis

Soror Karen Gipson

Creating Conscious Relationships: Family connections, Intimate Relationships, Authentic Friendships, Love

Soror Tamika Robinson

Recharge your Zeta Light, through Zeta Development –Are you Ready?

Soror Jacquelyn Collier

Soror Sondra Young

Inner Soul Work to heal your Negative Triggers Soror Tanita Fadyeyola Harris—Ligons

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Protect Your Energy : Don’t adapt to the energy in the room INFLUENCE the energy in the room Dr. Andrea Little Mason

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TPZ Exceeds Expectations for First Virtual Scholarship & Awards Program

By Soror Shatonya Flowers

As the world continues to adjust to a new way of living due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Tau Psi Zeta continued to handle business as usual but in a different way. TPZ’s Finer Womanhood Committee made the decision to keep tradition and have their annual scholarship event but host it virtually.

The 17th Annual Finer Womanhood Scholarship and Awards Presentation was held virtually for the first time in chapter history. On Saturday, March 13, TPZ and the Fervent Hearts Foundation streamed live from the Doubletree Hotel in Alsip, IL to host and recognize this year’s honorees and scholarship recipients for their continuous efforts and work within the community and classrooms.

This year’s 2021 honorees were: Zeta of the Year- Leah Bailey Langston Woman of the Year- Dr. Regina Allen Wilson, PhD Organization of the Year- Girls 4 Science Amica of the Year- Belinda Lambert Archonette of the Year- Laila Morris

TPZ also continued its tradition of presenting the Brotherly Love Award to a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated for his continued support. The 2021 Brotherly Love Award Recipient was Brother David Turner, CPA. Brother Turner is also the Great Lakes Regional Director for Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated.

Following COVID-19 protocols, honorees were given designated times to arrive at the venue and accept their award wearing a mask, while scholarship recipients were recognized via Zoom. The two-hour virtual event was like no other. Although guests couldn't come together in person to fellowship, a great program was put together for their viewing pleasure. The Zeta Amicae of Alsip kicked off the event with their Gift Basket Raffle. Winners received themed baskets such as Illinois Lottery, Cigar & Cognac, Netflix & Chill Movie Night, Spa Relaxation, Essential Needs: Lysol & Clorox and a Gourmet Wine & Accessory basket.

Performances by Tiff Joy and Randy Weston & Judah Band kept viewers entertained before the main event was underway. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, International President Valerie Hollingsworth Baker greeted guests with a warm welcome. With over 350 guests viewing from the comfort of their homes, sorors, members of the Divine 9 and guests were entertained by the poetic styles of Mikhaella Norwood and live performances from Chicago’s own Gospel Recording Artists Evangelist Lemmie Battles and featured headliner Gospel Recording Artist VaShawn Mitchell.

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The Fervent Hearts Foundation awarded five scholarships to deserving high school seniors who have went above and beyond in the classroom; and Tau Psi Zeta’s Auxiliary Zeta Male Network awarded two scholarships to two deserving young men for their scholastic excellence in the classroom.

Congratulations to the 2021 Scholarship Recipients: Fervent Hearts Foundation Shariya Hill (Torchbearer) Juanise Foster & Laila Robinson (The Five Pearls) Falyn Gill & Imani Muse (Blue & White) Life Members Scholarship Lydia Shaw Zeta Amicae Lynnette T. Williams Scholarship Alicia Coppage Sade Watson Zeta Male Scholarship Jaylin Peace Justin Manning A big congrats to Mikayla Sanford (Omicron Delta) of Eastern Illinois University, who received the Highest Undergraduate G.P.A. Award and Shariah Campbell (Omicron Delta), who received the top of honor of Undergraduate Member of the Year. As a gift, guests were given a gospel playlist link for their listening pleasure on Spotify or iTunes.

Thank you to this year's sponsors for their continued support of Tau Psi Zeta: Ravens LLC and J & L Family Learning Center. Special thanks to TPZ’s own Teri Lewis who served as Mistress of Ceremonies, Hammond Photography for capturing the moments, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, National Technology Team and GoodLife Productions for making this virtual event possible.

Two Doves Up to Finer Womanhood Chair Dr. Avis Criss for her vision and the Finer Womanhood Committee for their support and continuous efforts to make this event a success.

2020-2021 Finer Womanhood Committee

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The Pearl Zone Wins Big at 86th Annual Leadership Conference

By Soror Shatonya Flowers

Tau Psi Zeta attended the Virtual 86th Annual Great Lakes Regional Leadership Conference on April 16-18, 2021 in record breaking numbers; 133 Chapter Members, 10 Undergrads, 20 Youths and 13 Amicae, which is 176 in attendance.

This year’s theme “Enhancing Technology in a Digital Age” was fitting as the world becomes more advanced with technology and Zeta’s new partnership with Google for its “Grow with Google” Workshops.

Under the direction of Great Lakes Regional Director Elner Bailey Taylor and the GLR Executive Board, sorors from the “Greater” Great Lakes Region logged in via Zoom to handle the business of Zeta and elect new members of the Regional Board. Sorors attended Business Sessions, Necrology & Rededication, Elections and the Awards ceremony.

Kudos to TPZ, Youth, Undergrads and Zeta Amicae who brought home numerous awards: Tau Psi Zeta 1st place - Scrapbook (51+ members) 1st place - Z-HOPE (51+ members) rd 3 place - Chapter Report (100+ members) Youth Auxiliary 1st place - Pearlette/Amicette Auxiliary Report (26+ members) 1st place - Archonette Auxiliary Report (26+ members) 1st place - Youth Scrapbook (26+ members) Zeta Amicae of Alsip 1st place - Auxiliary Report (26+ members) 1st place - Scrapbook (26+ members) 1st place - Z-HOPE (5-25 members) Friend Annye P. Roberts Scholarship Award -Alicia Coppage and Sade Watson Undergraduate Chapter- Omicron Delta 1st place - Chapter Report (10-25 members) st 1 place - Chapter Scrapbook (10-25 members) In addition to handling business, Sorors and Amicae looked forward to the virtual vendors presentation on Friday and Saturday evening showcasing their merchandise. The Amicae Vendors Showcase even had a live DJ spinning on the 1s and 2s.

Congratulations to all newly elected officers of the Great Lakes Region Executive Board.

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TPZ SUPPORTS NONPROFIT PROGRAMS IN THE “FINER” DRIVE

BY SOROR KHALILAH MUHAMMAD

In observance of Finer Womanhood Month, TPZ hosted a “Finer” Drive where new or gently used items such as belts, purses, portfolios, unopened pantyhose, costume jewelry and personal care items (manicure kits, new makeup, perfume and toiletries) and also monetary donations were collected for two nonprofit organizations, Safer Foundation and Roseland Christian Ministries.

The Safer Foundation is one of the nation’s largest nonprofits working tirelessly to disrupt the cycle of recidivism and social injustice in our society. Supporting over 5,000 men, women and youth in attaining gainful employment each year, they help people build better lives, stronger families and safer communities.

The Roseland Christian Ministries programs are designed to serve the needs of the Roseland community by providing care and support whether that means offering affordably priced goods, programming for children and youth, shelter for women and children, or meals.

In total , TPZ collected 3,706 items and $140 monetary donation. Thank you all for an amazing Finer Womanhood event!!!

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D.O.V.E. (Determination Overcomes Virtually Everything) Virtual 5K Walk/Run As a part of Finer Womanhood Month, members of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter along with their friends and family participated in the Determination Overcomes Virtually Everything (D.O.V.E) Virtual 5k Walk/Run. All participants received a souvenir finisher’s medal and a souvenir face gaiter with their registration and had the option of purchasing a dri-fit tshirt. The event was a week long (March 22-27, 2021) where participants were able to complete their 3.1 miles by either running/walking from any location at their own pace.

Proceeds from the D.O.V.E Virtual 5K walk/run went towards helping victims of domestic violence and to provide scholarships to those in need. Thank you to all the participants!

FIT & FINER LOSER CHALLENGE TPZ Fit & Finer organized a Finer Loser Challenge

where participating Sorors took on the challenge of losing pounds and inches either on their own or as a team.

Soror Tammy Rutledge

There were four categories: DOVE (participate by yourself); Tyler Sisters (participate with a Soror or Friend), Pearl Team (participate with no more than four others Sorors/Friends) and Soror +1 (participate with family members or other Divine 9 member, etc.) .

The winners were Soror Tammy Rutledge (DOVE) who lost a total of 15.2 lbs and was awarded $100.00. Sorors Allene Cunningham and Regina Berry (Tyler Sisters) lost a combined total of 29.6 lbs and were awarded $40.00 each.

GREAT JOB SORORS!!

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Soror Allene Cunningham

Soror Regina Berry

Sisterhood [Sis-ter-hood] noun. 1. unity and friendship among women 2. a deep bond based on eternal love and respect 3. solidarity and support for a lifetime 4. the foundation of a sorority.

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Tau Psi Zeta Chapter mourns the loss of their beloved Soror and Friend Mildred P. Butler.

Soror Butler gained her angel wings on April 18, 2021 at the age of 97. She joined Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated on the campus of Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1942. She was a charter member of Zeta Tau Zeta and Psi Psi Zeta Chapters and a current member of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter, Alsip, IL. Soror Butler, who was a Zeta Dove (78 years) and Life Member, touched the lives of many. She has served in many roles in Zeta:

President Parliamentarian Illinois Resident Agent Regional Secretary Advisor to Alpha Alpha Chapter

Soror Butler lived a fulfilling life. She will be greatly missed by family, friends and sorors.

Rest Well Triumphant Soror!

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CHUCKS AND PEARLS:

TPZ SHOWS SUPPORT FOR GREEK SISTER, MADAM VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS Pairing the casual look of Converse sneakers and the sophisticated pearls has become a trademark for Madam Vice President Kamala Harris as she became known for wearing the combination together during her campaign.

On the day of the 2021 Inauguration, women all over the world were full of excitement and found their own special way to celebrate Vice President Kamala Harris’ huge accomplishment on becoming the first female African-American woman and first Asian woman to become Vice President of the United States.

In TPZ fashion, along with women of all sororities, members donned themselves in their Chucks and pearls for the day while they watched the inauguration and celebrated our Greek sister. CONGRATULATIONS again to Vice President Kamala Harris.

You are definitely an inspiration!

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TAU PSI ZETA SORORS SHARE THEIR STORIES Domestic violence is prevalent in every community, and affects all people regardless of age, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, gender, race, religion, or nationality. These victims are both men and women who are being or have been abused by someone who they once thought really loved them.

During 2021 Illinois Domestic Violence Awareness Week, Tau Psi Zeta hosted “Survivors Speak” a virtual segment where three of our brave and finer Sorors, Robbie Jewell, Donyel Hobbs-Williams and Denise Stewart, shared their past experiences with domestic violence. These sorors shared their personal and touching stories with domestic violence and how it has helped change them into the women they are today.

Thank you again sorors for sharing your stories.

Attendees walked away touched by the stories shared, informed and motivated to stand up against domestic violence and to try to help those who are in need of assistance. Information was provided regarding available resources to those in need.

In an effort to continue servicing the community, TPZ donated $200 to Mutual Ground Shelter which is a counselling, advocacy, and education shelter that works towards helping families that have been impacted by domestic violence.

“At any given moment you have the power to say this is not how the story is going to end.” - Christine Mason Miller

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LOVE DOES NOT HURT

S ervice

IS WHAT WE DO!

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TPZ‘S SHOE DRIVE SUCCESS Tau Psi Zeta Chapter partnered with Funds2org, a profit social enterprise and a leading organization in the shoe drive fundraiser business. A social enterprise is for profit or nonprofit which has two key metrics for success: 1) profit; 2) social impact and when you collect gently worn, used and new shoes, you raise money for your organization or group. All shoes collected are re-purposed and get a new lease on life.

From November 23, 2020 through January 23, 2021, Tau Psi Zeta collected gently worn, used and new shoes for women, men and children. Throughout this time period, multiple convenient drop-off locations were available for anyone wanting to donate. By January 23, 2021, TPZ successfully collected, sorted and counted 312 bags of shoes, with 25 pairs in each bag, totaling 7,800 pairs of shoes for the final pick-up. The Shoe Drive Fundraising event successfully profited TPZ with two checks from Funds2org, one for the shoes donated (.40 per lb = $3,022.00) and a bonus for being a first time partner (25% of total = $755.50). THANK YOU to all that participated and made this service project such a huge success!

TOP 3 DONORS Jackie Reynolds - 300 shoes Rita Harper -264 shoes Toni Dunlap -235 shoes

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Northshore Hospice is a comprehensive program of home based care for patient, family and friends during the final stages of a terminal illness. This is a time when words of encouragement mean so much.

TPZ Chapter members have participated in an ongoing “work from home” project making numerous decorative handmade/handcrafted cards to send to the residents of Northshore Hospice. Choosing words carefully, each card is crafted with a few inspirational words such as, “Thinking of You, You are Special, Hi Friend, Sending Love”, etc. Each card is mailed out to the Hospice Volunteer Coordinator who then distributes the cards accordingly.

THANK YOU NOTE RECEIVED

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Tau Psi Zeta Chapter’s Service and Social Action Committee provided a little Valentine’s Day love to the residents of Lydia Health Care Center in Robbins, Illinois. Lydia’s Health Care Center has 297 residents who receive long term mental health care services for severe and persistent mental illness. TPZ’s goal was to provide each resident with a “token” for Valentine’s Day, such as a bear, trinket or gift. A total of 886 items were distributed and 96 service hours were completed.

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TAU PSI ZETA HOSTS CARJACKING PREVENTION WEBINAR No one sets out to be a victim of any crime, but by mid-March 2021, Chicago had been hit with more than 370 carjacking which was easily the most seen during the same period in any year since at least 2001. Tau Psi Zeta Chapter was able to secure two guests presenters to host a Carjacking Prevention webinar and provide safety tips. This webinar was open to the public and in the end great information was received and TPZ received so much positive feedback about the webinar. There were 127 people in attendance; 56 Zetas, 5 Amicae and 66 guests.

The guest presenters were Chicago Police Officer Tim Davis who has 15 years as a Police Officer within the 005th District where he serves the Roseland/West Pullman Community. Rick Bolton is a retired Chicago Police Officer who has over 18 years in Law Enforcement and 12 years of military service. He also owns a Military Surplus store in Lansing, Illinois called Bunker Military Surplus.

Together the presenters provided a lot of safety and prevention tips and here are a few: Certain areas make it easy for carjackers to engage with you. Be aware of the following frequent carjacking locations: 

Residential driveways (getting in and out of vehicle)

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Parking lots and garages

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Gas stations

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ATMs

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Intersections with stop lights

Think Ahead: 

If you unfortunately do become a victim:

Be Aware: 

Being rear-ended

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Try to park in well-lit visible areas

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Equip vehicle with anti/theft equipment

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Trust your instincts

Always be aware of your surroundings.

Make it a habit to enter your car, lock doors immediately and drive away.

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Give your car up and leave the scene.

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A vehicle can be replaced—YOUR LIFE IS IRREPLACABLE

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Avoid physical/verbal confrontation

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Try to remember the suspect (s) description

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Call 911

TPZ RECOGNIZES AUTISTIC STUDENTS AS A PART OF ADOPT-A-SCHOOL INITIATIVE BY soror covonnia jones

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Adopt-A-School initiative allows members of the sorority to aid in providing assistance and resources in a number of ways to enhance the educational experience and increase test scores and grades. Members purchased supplies and/or equipment, provided volunteer hours, assisted with parent engagement programs and worked with administrators to identify needs that may be specific to the chosen school.

George H. Corliss Early College Stem High School located at 821 East 103rd St, Chicago, IL., was the selected school for Tau Psi Zeta Chapter. During the month of April, which is Autism Awareness Month, Sorors and Amicae visited the autistic students that had achieved excellent grades, perfect attendance and doing great overall at the school and their residences. These selected students were provided with $20 gift cards, a Corliss face mask, and a Corliss t-shirt for their achievement even during the COVID pandemic.

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Tau Psi Zeta Sorors, Amicae and Youth once again partnered with March for Babies by raising funds and awareness to prevent preterm birth and give more babies a healthy start in life. As one of Zeta’s national initiatives, this partnership not only includes fundraising for March for Dimes, but it also gives TPZ the opportunity to share what we learn about prematurity awareness, healthy births and healthy moms throughout the community served by Zeta’s many chapters across the globe.

TPZ is always ready to answer the call. TPZ placed as one of the top ten Zeta Phi Beta Sorority teams nationally, raising $8,274. Additionally, Zeta Amicae of Alsip raised $2,616 and the Tau Psi Zeta Youth Affiliates raised $1,132.

Thank you again for helping us give all babies a healthy start.

TOP FUNDRAISERS

TPZ

YOUTH

Monique Dockery $734

Angela Grimes $278

Charlotte Taylor Powers $503

Zaria Eberhardt $233

Beverly Lowery $474

Denise Kyles $170

Nicole Layton $435

Secrett Stone-Daniels $108

Khalilah Muhammad $347

Latoya Lindberg $30

AMICAE Lennell Flenorl $325 Latricia Myers $295 Katreana Smith $289 Ericka Smith $262 Belinda Lambert $202

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By Soror Tasha Dicks

The Stork’s Nest Committee held their annual baby shower on Saturday May 22, 2021. Due to the pandemic, this year’s baby shower was held virtually but it was still like no other! The Stork’s Nest Committee, along with partners at Catholic Charities, tried very hard to get each participant their gifts in advance of the virtual baby shower. The Committee wanted this year’s shower to be extra special, so the participants were asked to submit one wish list item.

The item picked was an item that the participants felt they truly needed to help care for their baby. The wish list items ranged from a 3-child stroller, infant to toddler bath tub, and car seat/stroller combo.

During the shower, participants were able to show off their wonderful gifts and express their gratitude for the Stork’s Nest Program. Many of the participants also expressed how much they enjoyed the educational content that they received. The topics that were discussed this year were: Healthy Eating during pregnancy, Prenatal Care, Postnatal Care, and Domestic Violence.

In addition to the aforementioned topics, the Stork’s Nest Co-Chairs and Coordinator decided to offer some new topics such as Financial Literacy, Job Readiness, and Mental Health before, during, and after pregnancy.

Thanks to the generous donations from Sorors, Amicae, and friends, each and every participant received their wish list item and so much more!

The abundant supply of baby clothes, baby toiletry items, and gift cards, allowed us to be a blessing to over 20 women. There were even 1st time participants that joined the virtual baby shower and were awarded gift bags full of goodies.

This has been an awesome year for our Stork’s Nest participants and we look forward to starting our next session in September 2021.

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TO THE NEWEST GOLDEN LIFE MEMBERS

… AND SORORS ON THEIR GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS!!

Dr. Leslie Buckner, PT, DHS, MPT, NCS

Soror Monique Dockery Illinois Principals Association West Cook Region

Principal of the Year 2021 Oliver S. Westcott Elementary School

University of Indianapolis

Soror Lorianna Anderson

2021 Recipient of the Justice John Paul Stevens Fellow

First Black law student to become a recipient since 2011

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Doctorate Degree

Dissertation: “It Takes a Village: Recruitment and Retention of Underrepresented Minority Students in Doctor of Physical Therapy Programs”

2020—2021 President’s Award Recipients Tau Psi Zeta’s sorority year ended with a presentation of awards by President, Darcell NorwoodBaugh on June 18, 2021.

The End of Year Celebration continued with a Juneteenth/African inspired theme where food was served and strolls were taught. You could feel the sisterly love throughout the day since most of the chapter had not seen each other in over a year.

Photos from the event can be viewed on pages 46-47.

Top 3 Pearl Points Earners Vontonia Preyer-Owens Theresa Smith Hickman Shannon Blackburn

Top 10 Pearl Points Earners Leah Bailey Langston Angela Grimes Theonia Stewart Covonnia Jones Aqueelah Abdul Shakur Dawn White Geneva Harris Margo Watson

Leadership Award R. Alicia Thomas Dr. Avis Buford Shannon Blackburn

Top 10 Service Hours Earners Beverly Lowery Vontonia Preyer-Owens Theresa Smith Hickman Regina Berry Aqueelah Abdul Shakur R. Alicia Thomas Margo Watson Diedra Tate Covonnia Jones Tasha Dicks Kiaya Perry

Transfer Member of the Year LaQuinta Golliday

1st/2nd Graduate Member of the Year BreNae’ Scott

Reclaimed Member of the Year Ruby Haynes

Newest Member of Year Dawn White

Top 10 Fundraisers

Chapter Member of the Year

Shirnette Harris Antoinette Fallie LaDonna Randle Kelly Flowers Theonia Stewart LaQuinta Golliday Michelle Turner Theresa Smith Hickman Natilee Simon Renee S. Byrd

Vontonia Preyer-Owens Theresa Smith-Hickman

Officer of the Year

Charlotte Taylor Powers Dr. Avis Buford

Rookie of the Year Lindsay Gregorio Stacey Foster

Rising Star Award

Committee Chair of the Year

Theonia Stewart Donyel Hobbs Williams Angela Grimes Regina Berry Allene Cunningham

Vontonia Preyer-Owens Dr. Avis Buford

Committee of the Year

Amicae of Alsip

Renee S. Byrd Tameka Bufford

PR & Marketing

ShaRhonda Sharp Shatonya Flowers Mariam Thiam Hill Ashanti Pulphus Dawn White

Above & Beyond Award R. Alicia Thomas Renee S. Byrd Charlotte Taylor Powers Shatonya Flowers Lindsay Gregorio Covonnia Jones

Best Program of the Year

Mental Health Series

R. Alicia Thomas

FWH Life Member Series

Leslie Buckner Michelle Turner

You A TPZ Gem Stefanie Hampton Dorell Smith Dawn Simmons Denise Stroud Evelyn Murdock Teri Lewis Nicole Eades Tamika Robinson Kelly Giles Kendra Jenkins Janice Woods

Best Event of the Year

TPZ Chapter Retreat

Rhonda Kimbrough Aqueelah Abdul Shakur

Finer Womanhood Scholarship Presentation

Dr. Avis Buford

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Nu Delta Chapter University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign By: Soror Leyah Cannon

SCHOLARSHIP The spring semester was very unique for the women of the Nu Delta Chapter. However, the women still upheld our first principle of scholarship. The members were able to establish an annual scholarship giveaway for one college student and one high school student. Study tables were also hosted every Tuesday at 7pm and ran for two hours. While at study tables, the chapter took the time to complete assignments as well as destress and play games with attendees. The chapter also announced their annual school supply drive in honor of our dovely founder Fannie Pettie Watts. The chapter also celebrated three members who graduated, Soror Calia Brooks, Soror Leyah Cannon and Soror Fahren Zackery.

SERVICE In December 2020, the Nu Delta Chapter participated in #GivingTuesday. The women also began to collect supplies for the school supply drive. During the month of January, the chapter donated 50 PPE kits to a local retirement facility as a part of the “Blessed Bundles” service initiative. There were other service events that took place: “Feminine products” and “Bra Drive,” Adopt-A-Highway and many more.

SISTERHOOD Sisterhood involves everyone in the chapter. The Nu Delta Chapter has a Sisterhood committee to hold events and to kindly remind everyone to be sisterly. Sisterhood is about making sure everyone in the chapter feels loved, respected, and appreciated. It is not just about calling ourselves sisters, but is about acting like sisters. The women of the Nu Delta Chapter believe that sisterhood goes further than just our chapter or sorority. The chapter hosted an event called “Sister to Sister, Sister” where each chapter member shared what being a sister meant to them and encouraged other sororities to do the same.

FINER WOMANHOOD The women of the Nu Delta Chapter strive to uphold themselves as finer women throughout their daily lives. The women dress to impress. The proposed idea for the women of Nu Delta’s Finer Womanhood Week was to highlight each of our founders since they created the meaning of the word “finer”. The events were inspired by the different aspects of Finer womanhood that each of our five founders possessed.

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OMICRON DELTA CHAPTER EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY By: Mikayla Sanford, Ke’Ara Cherry, and Imani Tapley

EVENTS Omicron Delta Chapter hosted a number of events during the 2020-2021 school year. With regulations set in place due to Covid-19, Omicron Delta continued to give back to the community and create events that were safe to attend. Omicron Delta Chapter hosted Zeta week January 17th — 24th.

Zeta Week included a number of virtual events. This year, the chapter was able to incorporate several supplies pick up locations for events that required materials, such as the Chat and Paint event that was held on January 19th.

The chapter understood the importance of trying to be social during the pandemic but felt there were topics that could also benefit students on campus. Zeta Week included two events, “InvaZion of Privacy” and “Women and Power.” Finer Womanhood month is close to every Zeta’s heart, and this year the chapter tried something new by hosting a Virtual “Finer” Tea party. This event took place on Sunday, March 28th, and consisted of a beautiful afternoon of discussions and teadrinking. The chapter’s goal is to make this an annual event and have the number of participants grow.

Upon Delta Chi Chapter’s return to Eastern Illinois University campus, Omicron Delta Chapter collaborated with them on a wellness event called “Let’s Talk Wellness.” The event was held on March 30th, and was aimed to be beneficial to the student body. As the year went on, students and staff began to feel the effects of quarantining and social distancing, missing their friends and family, as well as struggling with classes. The Omicron Delta Chapter did another collaboration, but with NAACP on April 14th, about mental health and seasonal depression.

Scholarship is not only a principle of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., but something that is worked on during our entire college journey. Almost every two weeks, Omicron Delta Chapter hosted Study TableZ. This event was to ensure that time was set aside for homework and studying. During the event, participants work with members of the chapter. At times, study groups are formed and used outside of the event. Overall, Omicron Delta Chapter worked hard this year to give students a look into the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and ensure them that they will have our support during their time at Eastern Illinois University.

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OMICRON DELTA CHAPTER EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY By: Mikayla Sanford, Ke’Ara Cherry, and Imani Tapley

Summer 2021 In the summer, Zeta does not stop for the Undergraduates. We will meet to transition all positions to the new officers for the upcoming year. Our President, Soror Mikayla Sanford, attends executive board meetings on the Undergraduate and State level throughout the summer. In contrast, the Zeta Organizational Leadership Conference is held July 21st -25th. We have four sorors from Omicron Delta that will be in attendance to learn more knowledge about leadership within the sisterhood. Also, the sorors that are still present in Charleston, IL will celebrate Zeta Global Day by cleaning our local adopt-a-highway.

Accomplishments Omicron Delta Chapter strives for excellence in everything that we do and continue to maintain a good work ethic in order to accomplish all individual and chapter goals. For Spring 2021, Omicron Delta Chapter accomplished so much, on both individual and chapter level. In the beginning of the semester, we received the Top Sorority GPA within NPHC for the Fall 2020 semester.

We won 1st place for the Regional Undergraduate Scrapbook, 1st place for the Regional Undergraduate Chapter report, as well as the Excellence in Philanthropy and Community Service Award from the Fraternity and Sorority Programs at EIU. Also, we have moved up in the ranks and became the Top GPA in all of NPHC for the 2021 Spring semester. Two of our sorors received individual awards from the Fraternity and Sorority Programs at EIU. Our current Basileus, Soror Mikayla Sanford, received the Grant-In-Aid/TSA Scholarship and NPHC Sorority President of the Year Award 2020-2021. Our on-campus advisor, Soror Yolanda Williams, received the Elise Ramsey Chapter Advisor Award for the 2020-2021 school year.

Omicron Delta Chapter continues to make their mark in numerous ways and do not plan on ceasing anytime soon. The sky is the limit.

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OMICRON DELTA CHAPTER EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY By: Mikayla Sanford, Ke’Ara Cherry, and Imani Tapley

Spring 2021 Graduates Last Spring semester, as well as the 2020-2021 school year was very unique. With the pandemic hitting the world, scholarship was still in session for Omicron Delta Chapter. On May 8th, 2021, we had six dovely sorors graduate from Eastern Illinois University. Two of the graduates were Undergraduates who earned their Bachelor’s degree. Soror Shariah Campbell earned her degree in Family and Consumer Science with a minor in Psychology. Soror Norriana Hayes earned her degree in Human Service Program Administration with a minor in Financial Literacy.

The remaining four sorors are previous Omicron Delta sorors who continued their education and earned their Master’s degree. Soror Mary Fleming earned her degree in Technology, Soror Shannon Watkins earned her degree in Education in Curriculum and Instruction with Reading, Soror Morgan Colvin earned her degree in Political Science, and Soror Maxie Phillips earned her degree in English. Congratulations sorors!

Soror Norriana Hayes

Soror Shariah Campbell

Soror Mary Fleming

Soror Morgan Colvin

Soror Shannon Watkins

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Soror Maxie Phillips

Friendly Sisters

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Adult Auxiliary of Tau Psi ZETA Chapter

Zeta Amicae

Zeta Amicae of Alsip Illinois Tau Psi Zeta Chapter 12003 S. Pulaski Rd., #106 Alsip, Illinois 60803-1221 alsipamicae@gmail.com www.taupsizeta.com/tpz-auxiliaries

By Soror Renee S. Byrd

Amicae at Finer Womanhood & Scholarship Event On March 13, 2021 the Alsip Amicae attended the hybrid scholarship event where Amica of the year Belinda D. Lambert was awarded for her exceptional role with the auxiliary as Vice-President. Also, thanks for the generous donations of Zeta Friends and a successful fundraiser, the Amicae awarded two $1,000.00 scholarships to Amicae pursuing their degree. The first scholarship was awarded to Amica Alicia Coppage who has been an active member of the auxiliary since January 19, 2019.

Amica Coppage attends Capella University where she is majoring in Business Management and holds a 4.0 GPA. The second scholarship 2021 AMICA OF THE YEAR was awarded to Amica Sade Watson who has been an active member of the auxiliary since October 19, 2019.

She attends Governor’s State University where she is majoring in Amicae $1000 scholarship recipients Interdisciplinary Studies and holds a 3.9 GPA. Great job Ladies!

Finally, at the event, the Amicae conducted their annual “Basket Raffle” fundraiser where they raffled off 8 themed baskets and raised over $3,000!!

Amicae takes home 1st Place and Scholarship Awards at the Great Lakes Regional Conference With record attendance present during the 86th Great Lakes Regional Conference, the Alsip Amicae took home a boastful three awards and two scholarships!! The auxiliary worked countless hours trying to go above and beyond the minimum and be overachievers. Well, the results were in and they were rewarded for their outstanding efforts! The Amicae received:

1st place in Z-HOPE 1st place for their auxiliary report 1st place for their scrapbook In addition, Amica Alicia Coppage and Amica Jessica Waite were awarded Great Lakes Regional Amicae scholarship awards in the amount of $500.00 each. The auxiliary was in charge of running the virtual elections and had to come up with creative ways since this was the very 1st time the conference was virtual. They were able to get the job accomplished successfully! Great job to everyone!

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Adult Auxiliary of

Zeta Amicae

Tau Psi ZETA CHAPTER

Elder Care Initiative at McCrory Senior Apts McCrory Senior Apartments, located on the Near West Side of Chicago, is an excellent residence building for active seniors. On April 3, 2021, the Amicae and Zeta friends dropped off Easter bags filled with all kinds of essentials for the residents to enjoy. As a new partnership, the Amicae have been working with the facility since February 2021, a request of the Z-HOPE Chair, Amica Patricia Mitchell. She is seen here along with Friend Anna Ware stuffing bags and getting things ready for Easter Sunday.

Amicae “Go Green” Mental Health Awareness Month May is Mental Health Awareness month. At the May 2021 auxiliary meeting, the Amicae join the friends of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter and “Go Green” to raise awareness about mental health and fight to eradicate the stigma.

Mental Health Matters!!!

Amicae at Greater Food Depository Service Project On Saturday, May 22, 2021, the Amicae volunteered at the Greater Food Depository along with the Amicae and Zeta Interest. The Greater Chicago Food Depository is Chicago’s food bank. The depository acts as the hub for a network of more than 700 food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other programs. These programs provide food where it is most needed. They also address the root causes of hunger. Public benefits outreach and job training programs offer support for our neighbors to overcome poverty. OUR IMPACT - During this afternoon’s repack, we helped prepare 950 shelf stable boxes, 3,024 pounds of rice, 6,045 pounds of apples, 24,269 total pounds of food, 20,224 meals (281 meals per volunteer!)

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ZETA YOUTH AFFILIATES

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Youth Auxiliary of Tau Psi Zeta

Girls of Pearls

Passing the Pearlz

By Soror Angela Grimes

As the year winds down, we must say it has been busy! The youth remained strong with attending virtual meetings faithfully while managing their school work and extra-curricular activities such as sports, dance, etc. Twenty of the youth attended the Youth Conferences. Archonette Ari Lewis was a guest reader for the Youth Initiative - State Story Time during the month of May. The Archonettes donated $200 to Sarah’s Circle - a women’s shelter that our very own Imani Muse, Miss Teen Illinois is affiliated with. All of the youth blessed their moms with Dunkin Donut gift cards for Mother’s Day and will be participating in our culminating event, “Paint and Chip” on June 13th.

As the year wraps up, we want to congratulate all of our graduates! We have nine seniors, eight eighth graders, and two kindergarteners who were able to enjoy commencement ceremonies this year. Kudos to the seniors who received academic and athletic scholarships! Also, the Archonettes Club “Passed the PEARLZ” to the graduating seniors along with a trunk drop-off filled with college essentials. Here are a few photos from prom and graduations.

The advisors would like to thank all of the parents, guardians, the Basilei Council, and committee members that helped make this year successful, even in the virtual realm. Let’s enjoy our summer!

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THE ZE A MALE NE WORK An Auxiliary of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Meet the Men of Zeta Male Network

By Soror Donyel Hobbs–Williams

Henry “Bruce” Brummel is a veteran of the United States Army and has served as a member of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter Zeta Male Network (ZMN) Auxiliary for over five years. When asked why he decided to become a member of the ZMN Auxiliary, Brother Brummel stated that he used to attend service projects with his wife, Soror Angela Brummel, prior to being a member of the auxiliary. When his wife explained the expectations of the ZMN Auxiliary and then asked if he would like to be a part of the auxiliary, Brother Brummel states, “I was more than happy to continue my support, be a part of the auxiliary and continue supporting Tau Psi Zeta Chapter and my wife. Brother Brummel continued by stating, “I am honored to serve on the Zeta Male Network Auxiliary. I can work in collaboration with my wife while she serves on the local and national levels of the Sorority.”

Mark Stroud, Jr., is a veteran of the United States Army and the United States Navy. He is the husband of Soror Denise Stroud. Brother Stroud says, “It has been an honor to be asked to be a part of the Zeta Male Network. It made sense that I support my wife knowing that the ladies of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter provide valuable resources to the local and national communities.” Brother Stroud stated, “I look forward to the important assignments that ZMN engages in and is most excited about future endeavors involving male youth.”

Brother Stroud believes that a good education is particularly important for today’s young men and women and he is eager to collaborate on ZMN initiatives that provide the best advice on the importance of this aspect. According to Brother Stroud, “The name of the game is to ‘Save our Youth.’ I know for a fact that all the men associated with Zeta Male Network believe this as well. It is a pleasure to serve!”

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Karim H. Scott-Newson, Sr., joined Tau Psi Zeta Chapter’s ZMN Auxiliary in the Fall of 2016. His presence at service projects and chapter events is extensive. Brother Newsom is the partner of Soror Alicia Thomas, Tau Psi Zeta Chapter’s 1st Vice President. Brother Newson is the CEO and Principal owner of KSN Trucking, LLC. As a son raised by a single father, and as a father of two young men, Brother Newson states, “I joined the ZMN Auxiliary not only to support the endeavors of my partner within the organization, but also to inspire other men to offer their support to the women they are close to in the chapter, as well as the chapter’s programs, events, and service projects. We make a difference by supporting each other and working together.”

Patrick Peterson is a veteran of the United States Navy and is the husband of Soror Geneva Harris. Brother Peterson has participated in a number of activities and service projects. As a testament to his commitment to service, he and Soror Harris have graciously hosted numerous ZMN activities in their own home.

LeBaron Williams, Sr., is a veteran of the United States Army and is the husband of Soror Donyel Hobbs Williams. Brother Williams has been a member of the ZMN Auxiliary since 2018 and has participated in a number of activities and service projects, including the 2019 International service project in Nassau, Bahamas. When asked why he decided to become a member of the ZMN Auxiliary, Brother Williams stated, “Having witnessed the magnitude of the work that the ladies of Tau Psi Zeta Chapter do, and seeing the impact on the communities that are being served, why wouldn’t I want to be a part of that? Day in and day out, people talk about ‘what needs to be done about one situation or another. But talk is just that—talk. I see these women working, and they are working hard, and my wife is one of them. What better way to help these women, this organization, my wife and the community?”

Herman Jackson is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., and is the husband of Soror Travillya Hill. Having recently become a member of the ZMN Auxiliary, Frat Jackson stated, “The reason for me joining Zeta Male Network is because I wanted to work beside my wife serving the underserved communities.”

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Class of 2021 Graduates Graduation is a special time in our lives where people celebrate an accomplishment or another milestone they have set for themselves. These individuals are closing one chapter and starting a new one.

Congratulations to the following Sorors, Youth and Amicae who received their diplomas or degrees this year…….Class of 2021 Rocks!

Youth Auxiliaries

Kenadi White

Anyssa Abdul-Shakur

Cymphani Carey

Salenna Russell

Addison Belhomme

Falyn Gill

Tamela Collins

Kennedy Hughes

MaTaia Lawson

Keri A. Jenkins

Shariah Shields

Jordan Jones

Imani Muse Nadia Reynolds Kaniyah Richardson Jarena Shell Amira M. Shenault Symone Waite Nadia Williams

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Class of 2021 Graduates Undergraduates

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Eastern Illinois University

Nu Delta Chapter

Omicron Delta

Soror Daezsha Abbott

Soror Shariah Campbell

Soror Meiyia Black

Soror Norriana Hayes

Soror Calia Brooks Soror Leyah F. Cannon Soror Fahren Zackery

TPZ Sorors

Zeta Amicae

Dr. Leslie Buckner

Amica Lisa R. Jordan

Soror Jazmin Clemons

Amica Adrianne M. Johnson

Soror Mary Fleming

Amica Elizabeth Maria Wright

Soror Dorrell B. Smith

Amica Sade Watson

Soror Shannon Watkins

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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated Great Lakes Regional Conference 2022 Cincinnati, Ohio April 28 - May 1, 2022

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated International Grand Boule’ 2022 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Convention Center July 19—24, 2022

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COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Adopt-A-School Liaisons - Covonnia Jones & Phaedra Richardson NATIONAL OFFICERS International President - Valerie Hollingsworth Baker Great Lakes Regional Director - Elner Bailey Taylor Illinois State Director - Deborah Chima NATIONAL OFFICERS & APPOINTEES

Amicae - Renee Byrd & Tameka Bufford Domestic Violence Coordinator - Allene Cunningham Elder Care Liaisons - Jackie Smiley & Yvette Baber Fit & Finer - Evelyn Murdock & Tamika Robinson Fundraising - Donna Cooper, Tina Davis & Leonardra Stevens

National Honorary Member Co-Director - Lizette Williams

Life Members Liaisons - Leslie Buckner & Michelle Turner

National ZOL Subcommittee - Learning,

NPHC Reps - Tiffany Jordan, T. Denise Stewart & Simone Allen

Training & Development - Renee Byrd

PR Marketing - ShaRhonda Sharp

National Technology Team - QA Tester - Teri Lewis

PR Marketing Coordinator - Shatonya Flowers

National Team Member for

Pearl Pages Editor - Dawn White

US Fish & Wildlife - Angela Brummel

Community Engagement Coordinator - Mariam Thiam Hill

National Demographics Team - LaDonna Randle

Sergeant At Arms - Janice Woods & Kendra Jenkins

Legal Council Advisory - Leah Bailey Langston

Service & Social Action - Racheal Davis

GREAT LAKES REGIONAL OFFICERS/APPOINTEES

Special Events - Aqeelah Abdul Shakur & Rhonda Kimbrough

Elder Care Coordinator - R. Alicia Thomas

Step Team - Toiya Craig

Zeta Sigma Coordinator - Michelle Turner

Stork's Nest - Tasha Dicks & Regina Berry

Registrar & Credential Team - Janice Woods

Stork's Nest Coordinator - Donna Fuller

Executive Assistant - Johnique Davis

Technology - Teri Lewis & Kelly Giles

STATE OF ILLINOIS APPOINTEES

The Finer Experience - Tammy Rutledge & Leah Bailey Langston

Social Media Chair - Lorianna Anderson

Zeta Male Network - Donyel Hobbs Williams & Denise Stroud

Historian - Marietta Bailey

Zeta Youth (Pearlettes) - Shauntae McChristian &

Service Committee Chair - Sara Gregory STATE OF ILLINOIS ELECTED Recording Secretary - Johnique Davis TAU PSI ZETA CHAPTER

President - Darcell Norwood-Baugh

Latoya Lindberg Zeta Youth (Amicettes) - Felicia Shell & Secrett Stone Daniels Zeta Youth (Archonettes) - Tia Stansberry & Angela Grimes Zeta Youth Coordinator - Vontonia Preyer-Owens

Z-HOPE - Legirtha Smith & Tiffany Jordan

1st Vice President - R. Alicia Thomas 2nd Vice President - Dr. Avis Buford

CONTACT US ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INCORPORATED TAU PSI ZETA CHAPTER 12003 s. PULASKI RD #106, Alsip, IL 60803 PHONE: (877) ZPH-1920 FAX: 866-472-3768 TAUPSIZETA@YAHOO.COM / WWW.TAUPSIZETA.COM FACEBOOK.COM/TAUPSIZETACHAPTER INSTAGRAM/TAUPSIZETA

3rd Vice President - Shannon Blackburn Recording Secretary - Leesa Alexander Corresponding Secretary - Donyel Hobbs Williams Treasurer - LaDonna Randle Financial Secretary - Stacey Foster Parliamentarian - Charlotte Taylor Powers

Historian - Lindsay Gregorio Chaplain - Theresa Smith Hickman

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