Tri Sigma

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Tri Sigma has a strong policy against Hazing. The policy is found in the National Insurance and Risk Management Program, a copy of which is on the Risk Management Page of the Members Only section of the website at www.trisigma.org. As an organization, we are proud to be a Premier Level sponsor of HazingPrevention.org, which sponsors National Hazing Prevention Week. The purpose of National Hazing Prevention Week is to promote local campus and community awareness of the dangers of hazing. If you are aware of an activity or event that is defined as hazing, please contact 1-888-NOT-HAZE  Refer to our Alcohol Policy and Hazing Policy.

Tri Sigma believes in “total inclusion from day one”. We have fun, interactive meetings once a week called Arc Sequence. The entire chapter is broken up into groups and we do activities and programming to learn all about what it means to be a Tri Sigma and its history/traditions.

Tri Sigma is what you make of it. Members are required to attend 85% of chapter activities each month, but we make events fun so members want to come to them. We encourage high scholarship standards and our members’ participation in outside activities, so you will have plenty of time to study and take advantage of other campus organizations.

Tri Sigma chooses its members just like you are a choosing a chapter. It is a mutual selection process. Just like you are looking for a chapter that you feel comfortable with, we are looking for members that feel at home with us as well. We look for members that will make loyal, involved Sisters.

Tri Sigma instills time management skills in its members through their new member program so there is always time for fun things and studying. We encourage good scholarship through incentive programs and National/local scholarships. If a member takes advantage of all we have to offer, she will graduate with a high grade point average and as a well-rounded woman.

Sigma Sigma Sigma is a partner in education. We are committed to providing our members with tools to assist with academic success. One of the tools we use is a program called Individual Education Folders (IEF). New members, members below a 2.7 semester GPA and chapters with cumulative GPA below a 2.7 (or below the All-women’s average) will utilize this system to provide immediate assistance. The IEF is simply an education plan, created by the chapter Education Director and the chapter member(s), which fits each woman’s current situation and is detailed to her needs. The IEF includes a scholarship plan, commitment contract, campus resources, and problem/possible solution scenarios. Asking new members to utilize this program not only demonstrates to our members that we value academic excellence, but it also provides a helpful structure to follow. We hope that the campuses we are a part of will refer to Tri Sigma as women committed to academic success and lifelong learning.

Members who are of legal age can consume alcohol responsibly at registered social events which follow 100% of our social event policies and procedures such as formals and semi-formals. We also encourage participation in nonalcoholic mixers with other campus organizations. Alcohol is not allowed in our chapter houses. Men and romantic partners are not allowed in the private quarters of the chapter house, because we feel it breaks down the sisterhood of the chapter, and it may disrupt the privacy of other sisters. Men can visit our Sisters in the sitting areas, kitchen, or dining room areas during visitation hours.

Check out our Alumnae Charter page for more information.

Our Volunteer page is a great place to start!

Yes. You can get more information on our Alumnae Initiate Program page.

Yes. We have a secure online form to Pay Alumnae Dues.