Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard University, Washington, D.C. The Klan was active during this period, and the Harlem Renaissance was acknowledged as the first important movement of Black artists and writers in the U.S. This same year the Volstead Act became effective, heralding the start of Prohibition and Tennessee delivered the crucial 36th ratification for the final adoption of the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. The worst and longest economic recession to hit the U.S. would define the end of the decade-The Great Depression.
Within this environment, five coeds envisioned a sorority that would directly affect positive change, chart a course of action for the 1920s and beyond, raise people’s consciousness, encourage the highest standards of scholastic achievement, and foster a greater sense of unity among its members. These women believed that sorority elitism and socializing overshadowed the real mission of progressive organizations and failed to address fully the societal mores, ills, prejudices, and poverty affecting humanity in general and the black community in particular.
Since its inception, Zeta has continued its steady climb into the national spotlight with programs designed to demonstrate concern for the human condition both nationally and internationally. The organization has been innovative because it has chronicled several firsts. It was the first National Pan-Hellenic Council organization to centralize its operations in a national headquarters, first to charter a chapter in Africa, first to form auxiliary groups, and first to be constitutionally bound to a fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated. The sorority takes pride in its continued participation in transforming communities through volunteer services from members and its auxiliaries. Zeta Phi Beta has chartered hundreds of chapters worldwide and has a membership of 100,000+.
Zeta’s national and local programs include the endowment of its National Educational Foundation community outreach services and the support of multiple affiliate organizations. Zeta chapters and auxiliaries have given untotaled hours of voluntary service to educate the public, assist youth, provide scholarships, support organized charities, and promote social and civic change legislation.
Over 100 years later, it retains its original zest for excellence. It espouses the highest academic ideals, resulting in its members serving in groundbreaking roles in all fields of endeavor. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated is poised for perpetual service to mankind into her second century and beyond.
Sorors Donna Y. Alston*, Lesa R. Jeanpierre, Lauren Fowlkes, Paulette McCoy, Monica Parrish, Roxanne Parson, and Cheryl Raigns are the trailblazing, dynamic, and pioneering women who came together with a passion and heart to expand the reach of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated based on the ideals and principles of our Five Pearls. As a result, the Rho Eta Zeta Chapter was chartered in Anne Arundel County on April 10, 1999.
For a quarter of a century, the chapter has built and maintained partnerships with many local organizations such as the Annapolis Light House, The Blue Ribbon Project, Sarah’s House, Anne Arundel County Department of Social Services, and Brooklyn Park Middle School, just to name a few. Additionally, we have provided over $15,000 in scholarships to Anne Arundel County High School Seniors.
Rho Eta Zeta has also impacted our community through our Stork’s Nest program. Under the Stork’s Nest program, we provide educational programming to expectant mothers and the public on how to have a healthy pregnancy, better birth practices, and how to raise healthy and strong children. We also provide free items for them to start or complete their nursery.
Our innovative programming has also expanded into the social action arena through our engagement with local and state officials through the championing of various legislation in the areas of the legalization of cannabis, Women’s Health, Domestic Violence, and engaging the community to register to vote through various voter registration drives.
*Triumphant Soror
April 13, 2024
Greetings Sorors of Rho Eta Zeta Chapter,
As the 26th International President and CEO of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, it is my extreme pleasure to officially greet you on behalf of the International Board of Directors.
As you gather for your 25th Anniversary Scholarship Gala under the theme of Pearls of Excellence, highlighting not just your programmatic reach in the community, but the contributions of a young women and men showcasing them as future leaders,.”
For 104 years, we have upheld our Founders’ vision, setting ourselves apart as an organization built on the ideals of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood. Our sorority is recognized as an agent of change through your dedication and commitment to transforming lives and tirelessly advancing our organizational mission throughout your community.
Never tire in your efforts as every can of food collected, voter registered, scholarship awarded, and steps taken to raise money for the March of Dimes, Z-HOPE, and other auxiliaries and community outreach service programs which are a critical cog in the wheel of impact
Congratulations again Rho Eta Zeta Chapter and thank you for embracing the extraordinary Power of S.H.E.; advocating for Social Justice, Health Justice, and Economic Justice in Glen Burnie, Maryland. Your contribution to the exemplary service of the Awesome Atlantic Region is transforming your community and impacting the lives of those who need our service now more than ever.
Torches Up!
Yours in sisterly service,
Dr. Stacie NC Grant
International President & CEO
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated
ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INCORPORATED
Atlantic Region
Embracing the Extraordinary Power of S/H.E.
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April 13, 2024
DR. STACIE NC GRANT, INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT & CEO HON. BEVERLY S. TATHAM, ATLANTIC REGION DIRECTOR 646-543-0346
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Greetings Sorors, Amicae and Guests, It is with great pleasure and excitement that I extend my warmest greetings on behalf of the Amazing, Astounding, Awesome, and Trendsetting Atlantic Region of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., as we commemorate the 25th Anniversary Scholarship Gala and Jazz Brunch of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Rho Eta Zeta Chapter! For a quarter-century, the Rho Eta Zeta Chapter has been dedicated to serving the needs of the Anne Arundel County community through innovative programming and unwavering commitment to the ideals of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood.
Under the theme of "Pearls of Excellence, " we celebrate this remarkable milestone and reflect on the profound impact the Rho Eta Zeta Chapter has made on countless lives. From awarding scholarships to Anne Arundel County students to adopting families and seniors for the holidays to mobilizing advocacy for Autism Awareness, every step has been guided by a shared passion for making a difference.
Today we salute Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc , Rho Eta Zeta Chapter, on 25 exceptional years of unwavering excellence and dedication to scholarship by providing life-changing monetary support to Anne Arundel County students, service – as perennial supporters of Autism Awareness and providing support and upliftment of families and seniors during the holidays; sisterhood – as they continue to share the light of Zeta with our Amicae and Youth Auxiliaries; and finer womanhood – upholding the utmost standards of elegance, confidence, beauty, leadership, and refinement Indeed, you should be incredibly proud of your impact and contributions in service to your community. None of this would have been possible without the support and collaboration of your esteemed community partners, who have stood in partnership and solidarity with Zeta to make a positive impact Thank you for joining in this celebration of the pearls of excellence that guide our collective dedication to serving others and making our community a better place.
To our esteemed host, Rho Eta Zeta Chapter, I extend my heartfelt congratulations. The next twenty-five years beckons, with it, new challenges and opportunities. I pray for continued expansion as you fulfill Zeta’s mandate with continued success, boundless impact, and a legacy that resonates with the principles of scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood. It is my utmost privilege to serve with you as your Atlantic Regional Director May God continue to bless you all abundantly!
Yours in Service and Sisterhood, Beverly S Tatham
Greetings,
I am delighted to welcome you all to the 25th Anniversary celebration of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Rho Eta Zeta Chapter. It is an honor to be a part of such a momentous occasion where we commemorate the charter members, past chapter Presidents, Amicae, youth, and community partners who have been instrumental in the success of this chapter.
For 25 years, Rho Eta Zeta Chapter has been committed to serving the community and providing scholarships to deserving Anne Arundel County high school seniors. Our dedication to scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood has made a significant impact in our community, and we are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving for years to come.
I am proud to be the President of such a distinguished organization and grateful for the hard work and efforts of every member of our chapter. It is through their tireless efforts that we achieved all that we have, and I am honored to work alongside such a talented and committed group of women.
As we celebrate this milestone, let us reflect on the legacy we have built and the impact we have had on our community. We honor the hard work and dedication of those who have come before us and inspire the next generation of leaders to continue our mission.
I would like to take a moment to express my deep appreciation and gratitude to our 25th Anniversary Committee Chair, Natasha Deshields, and Co-Chair, Christine Walls, as well as the entire 25th Anniversary Committee for their tireless efforts, dedication, and vision in making this day possible.
Their hard work and commitment to ensuring that this celebration is a success are truly admirable, and we could not have done it without them. Thank you for your leadership, creativity, and attention to detail in planning this memorable event. Your dedication to our chapter and community is an inspiration to us all.
I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to all of our supporters and community partners for your unwavering commitment to our mission and cause. We could not have achieved all that we have without your support, and we are grateful to have you by our side as we continue to serve and make a difference in the lives of those around us.
Congratulations on this incredible achievement, and I am excited to share this moment with all of you. Here's to many more years of scholarship, service, sisterhood, finer womanhood, and making a positive impact in Anne Arundel County.
Yours in Service and Sisterhood,
Greetings,
We would like to express our deepest gratitude to each of you who have traveled near and far to celebrate with us! April 10, 2024, marked Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Rho Eta Zeta Chapter’s 25th Charter Day. As the only Zeta chapter serving Anne Arundel County, we are elated, humbled and extremely grateful for the opportunity to gather with our sorority sisters, fraternity brothers, fellow National Pan-Hellenic Council members, family, friends and all Rho Eta Zeta supporters to celebrate this momentous occasion.
As we commemorate this day with a presentation of extraordinary examples of work within our organization and in the community that support our founding principles of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood, we would like to reflect on the impact inspired by Rho Eta Zeta’s founding mission; to help address the economic and social needs of Anne Arundel County communities through effective programming and partnerships.
Since its founding, Rho Eta Zeta has awarded scholarships to deserving students and raised funds to support an increased need in the community. In recent years the chapter has provided more than $12,000 in scholarship funds to High School seniors while also remaining laser-focused on fundraising to support programming to benefit the underserved.
As a community-conscious, action-oriented organization, we are women who are dedicated to improving the community and share a common belief in the power of sisterhood We thank the early Rho Eta Zeta members and our founding charter members for blazing new paths that have made way for the organization to continue to support the Anne Arundel County community in the most impactful way.
We would be terribly remiss if we did not send a very special thank you to our beloved Rho Eta Zeta 25th Anniversary planning committee. Planning this event has truly been a labor of love. Because of this sisterhood, many of us have established bonds that will extend far beyond Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Rho Eta Zeta Chapter
When the chapter gathers in another 25 years to celebrate our 50th anniversary, we are hopeful that much of what we have accomplished will leave a lasting legacy for others to follow. Thank you again, congratulations on 25 years and have an amazing celebration!
Sisterly,
Welcome.................................................................... Kimberly Barnes, President
Introduction of the Mistress of Ceremonies .................. Belinda Thomas-Wright
Presiding................................................................................. Dr. Daryll Wharton
Greetings ................................................ Christine Walls, Committee Co-Chair
Remarks ..................
Kenneth Daniel - President, Pi Zeta Sigma Alumni Chapter Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated
Invocation....................................................................................... Cherie Brown
BRUNCH
Poetic Tribute ............................................................................. Francine Umaru
Chapter History ................................................................. Ameerah Muhammad
Recognition of Charter Members & Past Presidents
Lisa Simpson-Smith - Maryland State Director, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated ........................................Tameka Barber - Second Vice President
Presentation of Proclomations ................................................................................ Bernice Walker
Introduction of Keynote Speaker..................................................... LaTonya Ward
Keynote Address ......................................................................... LaTasha Briscoe
Silent Auction/Door Prizes .................................. Tiffany Bention & Wendy Obey
Presentation of Honorees ...................................... Krystal Brown & Carla Nelson
Closing Remarks ......... Natasha DeShields, Committee Chair & Kimberly Barnes
Kimberly Barnes - President
Nina F. Miles-Everett - First Vice President/Membership Coordinator
Tameka D. Barber - Second Vice President/Community Service Chair
Sanada Spellman - Third Vice President/Youth Auxilliary Coordinator
Jacqueline Artis - Secretary
Wendy Obey - Treasurer
Rhonda Whyte - Financial Secretary
Ginina Stevenson - Parliamentarian
Carla S. Nelson - Sergeant-at-Arms
Felicia Blanding - Immediate Past President
Erlande Alcius
Ronnetta Alexander
Tiffany Bention
Brittaenee Bertty
Karen Boone
Cherie Brown
Krystal Brown
Candace Carey
Cynthia Centeno-Fraser
Karen Crawley-Buckholtz
Darcel Cuthrell
Wanda Danney-McLaurin
Dietrich Davis
Natasha Deshields
Crystal Fenderson
Rosemary Ford
Tanitra Fuller
Seanna Garrett
Jacquetta George
Monique Gillis
Katari Hodge
Tracey Holmes
Marie Lynch
Jasmyn Lucas
Crystal Martin
Erika Mendez
Lakeisha Mixon
Ameerah Muhammad
Roxanne Parson
Sabrina Pinkard
Nataya Rambus
Nicole Robinson
Rhonda Robinson
Virginia Roberts
Ginger Smith
Danita Taylor
Belinda Thomas-Wright
Tawanda Thompson
Francine Umaru
Valerie Utsey
Bernice Walker
Dr. Lisa Walker
Christine Walls
LaTonya Ward
Dr. Daryll Wharton
Phyllis Winston
FALL 1999
Shana Neely
Lashawn Harley
Towanda Stallings
Cheri Johnson
SPRING 2002
Yvette Alonzo
Alvina Stewart
2003
Tosha Gaines
FALL 2007
Keena James
Tambi Taylor
Tonya Whitaker
SPRING 2011
Rosa King
FALL 2012
Shanel James
Virginia Roberts
FALL 2013
Nimata Bangura
Marsha Brookins
Brittany Coleman
Laniel Brown
Shanita Brown
Mary Lawrence
Janetta Owens
Felicia Rogers
Rochelle Simms
SPRING 2016
Marcia Brown
Lashawna Jacobs
Colleen Dickerson
Isatu Karoma SPRING 2017
Aaliyah Cuthrell
Nicole Robinson
Akish Davis
Cynthia Watson Knight
FALL 2017
Belinda Thomas-Wright
Hope Dudley
Nyisha Bly-Pierce
Anita Mingo
Nicole Queen
Tameka Barber
SPRING 2019
Desanette Richardson
Rhonda Robinson
Ronetta Alexander
Phyllis Winston
Paulette Samuels-Lewis
Cherelle Charles
Michelle Moore
FALL 2020
Jacqueline Artis
Jalynn Harris
Wendy Obey
*Triumphant Soror
WINTER 2022
Ameerah Muhammad
Seanna Garrett
Tracey Holmes
Cherie Brown
Bernice Walker
Christine Walls
Natasha Deshields
Crystal Martin
Edgina Porter
Mashonda Mann*
Janell Gerald
Francine Umaru
Crystal Fenderson
Arlene Murray
Carla Nelson
FALL 2023
Tiffany Bention
Brittaenee Bertty
Candance Carey
Dietrich Davis
Tanitra Fuller
Jacquetta George
Katari Hodge
LaKeisha Mixon
Ginger Smith
Valerie Utsey
Natasha Deshields, Chair
Christine Walls, Co-Chair
Tameka Barber
Kimberly Barnes
Tiffany Bention
Krystal Brown
Darcell Cuthrell
Seanna Garrett
Ameerah Muhammad
Wendy Obey
Belinda Thomas-Wright
Bernice Walker
LaTonya Ward
Francine Umaru
Reva Coussey
Nataya Rambus
Burnice Cain
Crystal Martin
Rhonda Robinson
Jacqueline Artis
Danita Taylor
Darcell Cuthrell
Gina Harrie
Soror Lawren Fowlkes 1999-2000
Soror Jamylla Sneed 2000-2004
Soror Yvette Alonso 2004-2005
Soror Cheryl Raigns Brown 2005-2008
Soror Jeanette B. James 2008-2012
Soror Wendy Baker 2012-2014
Soror Jeanette B. James 2014-2016
Soror LaTonya Ward 2016-2020
Soror Felicia Blanding 2020-2022
Soror Kimberly Barnes 2022-Present
Since 1940, chapters of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, realized the importance and the valuable contributions of women who chose a different educational path than college. Though many women affiliated with Zeta chapters served in organized auxiliaries, their place in the sisterhood was made official when National President Lullelia Harrison included in her report to the 1948 Boule’ a recommendation that chapters be allowed to organize auxiliaries known as Zeta “Amicae” (Friends of Zeta).
The Amicae of Glen Burnie have a rich history that dates back to their original charter on December 14, 2013. The charter members included Terrie Barnswell, Laverne Lowery, Geraldine Shearod, A'lexus Garner, Minerva Woodard, Jacqueline Moye, and Brenda Hilliard. The Auxiliary was inactive from 2018 to 2020, but the regained its footing when it was reactivated on November 8, 2020. The Auxiliary was reactivated by Robin Brabham, Jazmin Bradley, Quateka Burrell, Tia Hooks, and Vernay Shuler, who are now ac l k h ' h xiliary works alongside Ze
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Established on February 22, 2014, the Rho Eta Zeta Youth Auxiliary is dedicated to fostering the growth of young girls and women by offering a thoughtfully curated range of activities that aim to enrich their minds, bodies, and spirits as they engage in community service initiatives.
Over the past decade, our Youth Auxiliary has expanded to include more than 50 members ages 4-18 in our Pearlette, Amicette, and Archonette Youth Clubs. Our Youth members have garnered numerous accolades at local, state, and regional levels within the Sorority, such as Youth Auxiliary of the Year award, among others. Our club members have moved on to achieve great things and some have also become members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.
We take immense pride in your accomplishments and express our gratitude for your valuable contributions, which are integral to the fabric of our chapter.
Soror Donna Y. Curry Alston joined Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. through Alpha Zeta Chapter. While in Alpha Zeta, she served on the Membership and Youth Auxiliary committees. She was a member of New Shiloh Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland where she served on the Dance ministry.
Donna was employed by the State of Maryland Department of Juvenile Services as a Juvenile Counselor. She had a passion for working with youth and helping them to recognize their potential and reach their goals. Donna was a charter member of Rho Eta Zeta Chapter and before her death, she was working on helping the chapter to form a youth auxiliary. After a brief illness, Donna departed Earth to be with her heavenly father in 2000.
Because of her love and passion for youth, Rho Eta Zeta named a scholarship in her honor. And with this scholarship, we help ease the burden of paying for college del County Female High School Seniors.
Established in 2020, The White Rose Scholarship of Excellence recognizes Anne Arundel County female High School seniors who have an exceptionally high GPA (grade point average), an outstanding record of community service, showcase leadership skills in their classes and within the community, and also embody the tenets of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated - Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood, and Finer Womanhood.
Delegate Michael (Mike) Rodgers has led a life of service for over three decades. After retiring as a Colonel in 2015, he then began his journey into public service. Elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in 2018, Mike made history as the first African American man and first veteran to chair his delegation. As a Maryland State Delegate, he tirelessly work to advance policies that promote fairness, equality, and justice for all. We are excited to present him with the Excellence in Public Service Award. Thank you for your leadership and dedication to serving the people of Maryland.
Cory George, MS, MA, is a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist (CCTS) with a progressive career that began with advocacy for childhood sexual abuse survivors, becoming a life coach, and trauma recovery. Through his private practice and work in the local school systems, he provides treatment to children experiencing developmental delays and behavioral difficulties. In recognition of his outstanding dedication and commitment to serving our community in the mental health field, we are elated to honor Cory with the Excellence in Community Service award. His selflessness and expertise have made a significant impact on the lives of many individuals struggling with mental health challenges. Thank you for your dedication and leadership in making a positive impact on our community.
We are proud to present the Youth Empowerment Award to our Triumphant Soror Gayle Lewis in recognition of her outstanding contributions to empowering young people and helping them realize their full potential. Soror Lewis was a dedicated member of our chapter who worked tirelessly to support the Zeta Youth Auxiliaries, and her lifelong commitment to serving the community has left an indelible mark on our organization. Through her unwavering dedication and passion, Soror Lewis helped countless young people achieve their goals. Her legacy of empowering the next generation will continue to inspire us all to strive for excellence. We are honored to recognize Soror Lewis's significant contributions and commemorate her memory through this award. We look forward to continuing Soror Lewis's legacy of empowering young people in the years to come.
It is with great pleasure that we present Quateka Burrell with the Excellence in Amicae Leadership Award for her exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to the ideals and mission of our organization. Quateka’s passion for community service and willingness to lend a helping hand was apparent from the very beginning, and we are grateful for the positive impact she has made on our organization and community.
The mission of the Zeta Amicae is to support the goals and objectives of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, and to promote the welfare of the community. Quateka’s leadership and dedication have been instrumental in helping us achieve our goals, and we are honored to have her as a member of our Amica Auxiliary.
Her commitment to learning about the Amicae and Zeta organizations, as well as your willingness to take on a leadership role, have been an inspiration to us all.
You have demonstrated a deep understanding of the importance of community service and the power of sisterhood, and we are grateful for the positive impact you have made on our lives. Thank you for your dedication and leadership, and for all that you do to make our community a better place. We are proud to work alongside you in service to our community, and we look forward to continuing our work together in the years to come.
We are proud to present Conner Stevenson with the Youth Legacy of Service Award. Connor embodies the qualities of academic excellence, community service, and leadership within and outside of her academic community.
Conner has continuously overcome the odds to achieve and surpass her goals.
Despite these challenges, she has continued to maintain above a 3.5 GPA during her high school career, received numerous accolades such as the ScholarAthlete, and Minds in Motion Awards, and participates in various STEAM and robotics workshops all while balancing a passion for service.
With a servant’s heart, Conner has dedicated her time to her community through fundraising for various causes, dedicated her birthday advocating for the homeless in 2019, and assisting in caring for her elderly grandparents. Within the Zeta Youth Auxiliary, she serves on the Archonette Executive Board as Historian and encourages her Zeta Youth Auxiliary sisters to strive for greater.
For her exceptional leadership skills, strong work ethic, and a deep commitment to service. She has been an integral part of our youth auxiliary groups from its inception, consistently going above and beyond to serve her community and make a positive impact.
Thank you for being an awesome sister to your Zeta Youth Auxiliary sisters and your dedication to serving our community.
The Honorable Judge Ginina Jackson-Stevenson is the deserving recipient of the 2024 Legacy of Leadership Award as she embodies the qualities for which the award is named.
Soror Jackson-Stevenson was inducted into Theta Eta Chapter in 1991 and is currently a member of Rho Eta Zeta Chapter. Soror Stevenson’s leadership skills are remarkable and have been used in service to the Sorority. Her dedication and commitment have been evident through the numerous offices she has held which include President, VicePresident and her current role as Parliamentarian. She has chaired many committees and is always willing to lend her brand of excellence to chapter activities and is a role model for others to follow.
Soror Jackson-Stevenson’s leadership skills extend beyond her work for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. After receiving her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law, she served as a law clerk for The Honorable Wanda Keyes Heard in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. She then worked as a criminal defense attorney for the Office of the Public Defender in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County. Soror Jackson-Stevenson established her own firm in 2010 where she provided legal assistance on various issues, including criminal, divorce, child custody, traffic, juvenile, contract disputes, tax controversies, and civil matters.
As a result of her impressive legal background, Soror Jackson-Stevenson became the first African American woman Magistrate in Anne Arundel County. She was subsequently appointed by Governor Wes Moore to serve as Judge on the Anne Arundel Circuit Court. With over 20 years of dedicated public service, she has tirelessly advocated for justice and equality.
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