Circle of Sisterhood


	Circle of Sisterhood 2011 marked the beginning of SEPC’s philanthropic partnership with the Circle of Sisterhood. In order to eradicate poverty and oppression around the world, the Circle of Sisterhood stands to overcome educational barriers through the influence and communication of college educated sorority women. The power of the foundation was truly felt by all attendees at the 2011 conference, and we are excited to continue to support the cause at the 2012 conference - after all we are One World, One Sisterhood. In the mid 1800s in America, women stood together for the right to go to college and thus began the sorority movement. Now, almost 150 years later and more than 5 million strong, we vow to continue our Founders' legacy by standing together again to help girls and women go to school around the world. As women, who have in common a college education, we know that access to quality schooling affords a better life for a woman and that of her family. For too many girls and women around the world, access to quality education is often limited. And education is the answer to many of the global issues related to women - poverty, oppression, misogyny, brutality. Ultimately, more and more educated girls will mean stronger and healthier villages, communities and entire countries. One person can make a small difference. But as a community of 5 million, our collective efforts will be transforming for generations to come. Visit the Circle of Sisterhood Website www.circleofsisterhood.org Are you a part of the Circle? Many College Panhellenics have adopted the Circle of Sisterhood as their philanthropic cause. We want to know what you are doing to create awareness and fundraise! Fill out the form below and send in pictures of your events so that we can share your efforts at the 2012 Annual Conference. Last Year's Donations On behalf of the 2011 Conference Committee, thank you to all the schools and organizations listed below for their support and participation in the 2011 philanthropy program. Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority- Nikki Laird Amanda Benson Amy Zoldak Ball State University Barbara LaMaster Birmingham Southern College Bradley University Brenau University Chi Omega Fraternity-Joellyn Sullivan Christopher Newport University Clemson Panhellenic Council Clemson University College of William and Mary Delta State University Donna Stallard Drexel University Duke University East Carolina University East Tennessee State University Emporia State University Florida International University Florida State University Fort Hayes State University Furman University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia State University High Point University Jacksonville State University Jacksonville University (FL) Jana Clayton John Carroll University Lacey Kinsey Laura Sweet Lehigh University Lenoir Rhyne University Longwood University Marshall University Miami University (OH) Michigan State University Middle Tennessee State University North Carolina State University Oglethorpe University (GA) Ohio State University Phyllis Davis Purdue University Roanoke College Rollins College Shorter University Sigma Sigma Sigma Spring Hill College Tennessee Technological University Texas Christian University Texas State University Towson University Troy University University of S. Carolina Sorority Council University of Richmond University of Alabama, Birmingham University of California, San Diego University of Central Florida University of Chicago University of Colorado, Boulder University of Connecticut University of Georgia University of Illinois University of Iowa University of Kansas University of Kentucky University of Louisiana – Lafayette University of Louisville University of Maryland University of Miami University of Mississippi University of Missouri University of Montevallo University of Mount Union University of New Hampshire University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Pittsburgh University of Richmond University of San Diego University of South Carolina University of South Florida University of Southern Indiana University of Tennessee University of Tennessee – Knoxville University of Texas University of Toledo University of Vermont University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Wake Forest University Washington State University Washington University (MO) Western Carolina University Western Kentucky University Westminster College Collectively, the women of SEPC raised $5000 to benefit the Circle of Sisterhood.			History Circle of Sisterhood Member Schools Membership Dues Recent Tweets SEPAtweets Did you attend #SEPC2012? If so, take this brief survey so we can continue to better the conference! bit.ly/sepceval Monday, 23 April 2012 SEPAtweets Are you part of the Circle? bit.ly/HGfhA7 @CofS_Foundation @NPCWomen @NPCChairman Friday, 13 April 2012

Circle of Sisterhood

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