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Tri Sigma Executive Council elections are held each triennium and take place the same year as Convention. All elected Executive Council members serve a 3-year term and guide the organization's strategic vision. Executive Council Elections Tri Sigma Executive Council elections are held each triennium and take place the same year as Convention. All elected Executive Council members serve a 3-year term and guide the strategic vision of the organization. Elections Results Thank you to all who participated in the 2025-28 Executive Council elections. As a reminder, the following members will be installed to the 2025-28 Executive Council during the Festival of Lights at Convention: Lauren Moran, National President Stephanie Blair, National Treasurer Brenda Christie, National Vice President Crystal Jones, National Vice President Celinda Miranda-LaBella, National Vice President Veronica Atkins Seymour, National Vice President Nominating Committee Process The Nominating Committee is charged with the responsibility to strategically identify, evaluate, and provide a report to the membership for the Executive Council leadership of Sigma Sigma Sigma. The members of the Nominating Committee have influence on the future of the organization and should each be carefully selected. Nominating Committee members need a broad knowledge of the membership and the organization’s mission, vision, and values, including the strategic plan. Applications are now closed. Committee Makeup Executive Council will work to assemble a committee that reflects the diversity of Tri Sigma’s membership and interests. Committee diversity shall include but is not limited to age, geographic location, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, professional experience, and volunteer/leadership experience. It will be comprised of: One (1) committee chair appointed by Executive Council in a process separate from this Nominating Committee application and selection process Five (5) alumnae members One (1) collegiate member Note : All committee members must be in good standing, as verified by NHQ. Current Executive Council and staff members may not serve on the Nominating Committee. Anyone serving on the Nominating Committee may not be nominated to serve on Executive Council. Timeline of Service Executive Council elections are held on a triennium basis and take place in the same year as Convention. The following outlines the nomination process that begins the year prior to a convention year: Early July: Announce Nominating Committee application process and launch at trisigma.org. July 31: Nominating Committee Application closes. Aug. 30: The chair and committee members are appointed by Executive Council and will be notified by the National President. All other applicants will be notified by email from NHQ. Sept. 1: A date and time will be posted on this page for a Conversations with Council to provide a general overview on Executive Council service and answer any questions related to Executive Council service. Mid-October: Nominations/Applications open for Executive Council; Nominating Committee onboarding begins. Mid-November: The Nomination/Application process ends; the Nominating Committee begins reviewing applications. Feb. 28: The Nominating Committee’s candidate list due to the Executive Director in preparation for a formal announcement.

To celebrate the exciting release of Three Degrees Cellars, we are sending one lucky alumna a free 3-bottle shipment from the fall 2025 release. Three Degrees Giveaway Purchase any bottle from Three Degrees using code TRISIGMA10 at checkout by Friday, May 23, to to be entered to win a 3-bottle shipment from the upcoming fall 2025 release. From the makers of Three Degrees, we are thrilled to introduce Three Degrees Cellars—our new everyday collection. Starting at just $25, this 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon and 2021 Chardonnay are perfect for perfect for casual nights in, sharing with friends, or simply unwinding after a long day. To celebrate this exciting release, we are sending one lucky alumna a free 3-bottle shipment from the upcoming fall 2025 release. Purchase any bottle from Three Degrees using code TRISIGMA10 at checkout by Friday, May 23, to enter! Membership in Three Degrees wine club is not required for purchase or entry. SHOP NOW LEARN MORE ABOUT THREE DEGREES VIEW FULL CONTEST RULES

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Shop officially licensed merchandise and show your Sigma pride! Licensed Vendors & VIP Partnerships New Arrivals Gifts & Apparel Alumnae Gear Custom Orders Tri Sigma’s official jeweler, offering milestone pieces, graduation stoles, badges, and more. SHOP NOW Easily search and find all officially licensed merchandise from a variety of vendors. SHOP NOW A highly curated collection of all things Tri Sigma from the Affinity Marketplace. SHOP NOW VIP Partnerships We have partnered with the following organizations to provide value-added member opportunities: The March of Dimes is an important piece of our philanthropic focus: Sigma Serves Children. Join the fight for the health of all moms and babies in your community through advocacy, volunteering or participating in an event near you. Learn more. Three Degrees Napa Valley is the official alumnae wine club of Tri Sigma. The offer hand-crafted limited-production wines made exclusively for Tri Sigma Sisterhood. Each bottle honors a piece of our history, and 20% of proceeds are given back to Tri Sigma to support collegiate and alumnae training and programming, as well as important strategic initiatives. Learn more. Experience the world with sisters by your side through on our annual travel excursion with EF Go Tours. Next stop is Greece in summer 2024. Space is limited to 25 members for each trip, so reserve your spot by March 16—and stay tuned to see where we go in 2025! Learn more. Kyle Cavan is a sorority women-owned jewelry company based in New York City. Representing 100+ university and Greek organizations, they offer modern, elegant jewelry for today's collegians and alumnae. Add one of Tri Sigma's beloved symbols to your jewelry stack today! Shop now.

As a sisterhood born from dreams and determination, Tri Sigma's legacy is build on the achievements of remarkable women. Let's honor the commitments of our Founders and raise the bar once more. It's time for bold action to invest in Tri Sigma's future. Foundation Site Give Contact Us Foundation Site Give Contact Us Menu Close They Did. You Can. We Will. As a sisterhood born from dreams and determination, Tri Sigma’s legacy is built on the achievements of remarkable women. Tri Sigmas have defined what it means to be a leader, a trailblazer, a sister and a friend. Let’s honor the commitments of our Founders and raise the bar once more. It's time for bold action to invest in Tri Sigma’s future. JOIN THE CAMPAIGN Relevant Today Today’s collegiate women face more unprecedented challenges. Together, we can empower our members to navigate these modern complexities and become the change-makers our world needs. Improving Mental Health Tri Sigma’s commitment to supporting the well-being of our members is more critical than ever. As college campuses struggle to provide timely access to crucial mental health resources, Tri Sigma can create a vital safety net for our members through targeted initiatives and enhanced peer resources. Increasing Connection & Belonging While today’s college women seem to have endless opportunities, they struggle to balance ambition with their need for belonging and peer support. Tri Sigma can address this critical gap by investing in programming aimed at fostering connections and cultivating strong leaders. Funding Women & Girls Organizations supporting women and girls receive less than 2% of all charitable contributions in the United States. The Tri Sigma Foundation is committed to changing this narrative, to providing the resources and support our sisters need to thrive. Relevant for the Future By investing in our greatest needs now and addressing emerging opportunities for women, we are investing in Tri Sigma's future. Training & Development The Foundation funds training programs for chapter leaders and resources to address the needs of our members, bridging the gap in campus resources. Scholarship Support Our scholarships remove financial barriers to education, empowering members to pursue their academic dreams. Sustaining Sisterhood Your contributions ensure the longterm stability of Tri Sigma, providing a vital network of support and belonging for women at every stage of life. Let's Show the World What Tri Sigma Women Can Do. Through this comprehensive initiative—and like our Founders before us—we can ensure the future of Tri Sigma and amplify our impact on the lives of women. SUPPORT THE EVER TRUE FUND Make a one-time donation or set up a recurring monthly or annual gift that provides crucial funding for the Tri Sigma Foundation's daily operations and vital programs for our members. GIVE NOW PROVIDE SPECIFIC PROGRAM SUPPORT Make a one-time gift—pledgeable over three years—to support leadership development, scholarships, or emerging needs. Consider a named endowment fund starting at $25,000 to support our areas of greatest need. LEARN MORE ABOUT ENDOWMENTS PARTICIPATE IN DEFERRED GIVING Secure Tri Sigma’s future through a planned gift from your estate. Gifts of this kind build our endowment over time and provide a permanent source of income that will support future generations. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE HERITAGE SOCIETY Contact Us Want to learn more about how to support the causes you care about? Contact Tri Sigma Foundation staff here . © 2025 Tri Sigma Foundation All Rights Reserved

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Tri Sigma’s vast network of staff and volunteers spans the United States and works year-round to provide programs and services to collegiate and alumnae members. While Tri Sigma National Headquarters is located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 100% of NHQ staff work remotely across the U.S. To keep members informed of our recent move, we compiled a list of questions in our FAQ below. Mail to National Headquarters and the Foundation should be addressed to 1506 E. Franklin St., Suite 300, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Visit our Contact Us page for more information or to send us a message. What happened to the Walton House? The COVID-19 pandemic prompted many societal changes. Organizations across all industries and sectors—including NPC organizations—began rethinking the use of physical office spaces. In 2021, Executive Council sought a detailed, third-party feasibility study to revisit the physical space needs of NHQ. It was determined that two buildings totaling12,240 square feet were no longer needed to meet Tri Sigma’s space needs. After extensive discussion and review of the findings—as well as a review of previous feasibility studies—Executive Council has determined it is in the best long-term financial interest of Tri Sigma to sell both Walton House and the adjacent administrative offices located in Woodstock, Virginia. While listed as separate properties, a local resident and long-time admirer of the Walton House purchased both in the spring of 2024. A more detailed overview can be found in the most recent issue of The Triangle . How was Chapel Hill selected? Tri Sigma owns a property in Chapel Hill that previously housed Tri Sigma’s Delta Delta Chapter. As the chapter is no longer active on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill, it will provide an efficient transition of operations, accommodate the ever-evolving needs of our membership, and provide the space needed to house and showcase Tri Sigma’s archives collection. The first floor of the property in Chapel Hill is ADA-compliant and close in proximity to a major airport. This will make travel to NHQ more accessible to staff, volunteers, and other visitors. Its close proximity to three major universities will also provide expanded opportunities for larger in-person meetings and events. While we are still excited to move into this property, we aren’t there just yet. We have secured a small office space in Chapel Hill to temporarily house our base of operations while the house’s current occupants finish their rental agreement and minor updates and renovations can be made to accommodate our space needs. What happens if the Delta Delta Chapter re-establishes at UNC–Chapel Hill? The closure agreement between Tri Sigma and UNC-Chapel Hill states that the possibility for re-establishment will occur no sooner than 2029. A return to campus after that time will only occur when conditions are mutually ideal for both the university and Tri Sigma. When and if that opportunity becomes available in the future, we will explore whatever new or existing housing options are needed to make Tri Sigma competitive on campus. What about the history of the Walton House? Walton House will always be an important part of Tri Sigma’s history. We look forward to ensuring it is featured and celebrated in our permeant archives collection. We don’t have to have a physical administrative space in Virginia to celebrate our connection there. As the home of several collegiate and alumnae chapters—as well as thousands of individual members—Tri Sigma will continue to have a thriving presence in the Mother of States. It may surprise you to learn that—contrary to popular belief—Mabel Lee did not grow up at Walton House, nor was it given to Tri Sigma after her death. Known as Muhlenberg Hall in the National Register of Historic Places, the house was built for her brother in 1914—10 years after Mabel Lee became a Sigma. It was never owned by Mabel Lee, nor was it donated to Tri Sigma. Following the 1962 Convention, Tri Sigma purchased the home the following year and renamed it the Mabel Lee Walton House. The Walton House Board summed it up perfectly in their statement regarding the move: Our Heart Home is a grand old lady who deserves to be treated with love and care. Unfortunately, the costs associated with such care have become beyond the reach of practicality, especially when coupled with the limited demand for the use of the property by Sigmas. This is a difficult decision for all of us on the Walton House Board. We love Walton House, but we love Sigma more . A place where people have shared love and laughter is a sacred place and we will always love Walton House. But what made Walton House special was the people who visited it. Those bonds of sisterhood will remain along with our fond memories. The Walton House Board stands in support of our sisters on Executive Council in their decision to sell Walton House. How will our legacy be preserved? In addition to the exciting opportunities ahead of us to showcase our archives in person, Tri Sigma has invested in a digital magazine archive to make historical information accessible to members across the country. This—coupled with the Oral History Project—has made it possible for members to revisit our past without the time and expense of traveling to a small town in rural Virginia. It’s also important to note that, while Woodstock has been the longest-running and most significant home of Tri Sigma’s base of operations, it was not the first. Prior to Sigma’s purchase of the Walton House in the 1960s, the national office had previously moved to wherever the current national president lived. Tri Sigma’s legacy is more than a building—it is 125 years of sisterhood which extend far beyond Walton House. What happened to all the furnishings, displays and gifts to Walton House? We are happy to share that the bunk beds have been donated to a nonprofit organization called GAP in the Shenandoah Valley. GAP—which stands for Grandparents as Parents—is a group of grandparents and other relatives raising children unable to live with their birth parents. Each family has their own story of how they returned to parenting once again, be it from issues related to abuse, neglect, abandonment, or the death of one or both parents. Volunteers for GAP were extremely grateful to receive this donation and assured us they would be put to good use. Some of the furnishings purchased for specific rooms of the Walton House have been sold to the buyer and will remain at 225 N. Muhlenberg. The NHQ sign and commemorative bricks have been relocated to our future property in Chapel Hill. I am a member—why didn't I receive the announcement email? An email was sent to all members with email addresses listed in our database. If you did not receive it, there are three possible reasons: You have previously unsubscribed from Tri Sigma emails. We do not have your current email address. It went to your email’s “junk” or “spam” folder. Please review your contact information and communications preferences at SigmaConnect.TriSigma.org . If you have not received a Tri Sigma email in the last year and feel you may have unsubscribed in error, please contact us . National Headquarters While Tri Sigma’s NHQ is located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, our vast network of staff and volunteers spans the U.S. and work year-round to provide programs and services to collegiate and alumnae members. CONTACT US

Volunteers contribute unique talents, skills, and knowledge to enhance the member experience and advance the sorority. Micro-Volunteer Opportunities Micro-volunteer opportunities are flexible roles for members with limited time and offer a great entry point for new volunteers. These roles often lead to deeper involvement and continued engagement. CLICK HERE TO APPLY Micro-Volunteer Opportunities Action Plan Goals Coach (Virtual) Support collegiate chapters in setting meaningful, achievable goals as an Action Plan Coach! From December through February, chapters develop annual action plans based on their Chapter Experience Assessment data. Coaches review submissions (typically Jan. 15–Feb. 15) and provide feedback by March 1, with the option to host a follow-up Zoom conversation. A training session and sample review walkthrough will be provided—just bring your coaching mindset and commitment to Sigma’s growth. Contact Director of Lifetime Engagement Amanda Conley with any questions. Looking for a long-term role within Tri Sigma? Click here to view all current volunteer opportunities. We’re excited to introduce micro-volunteer opportunities—short-term tasks designed for those who want to contribute without the commitment of a larger role. Learn more about current opportunities below. CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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Thu, Jun 26 | Union Station Hotel 2025 National Convention RSVP Time & Location Jun 26, 2025, 12:00 AM – Jun 28, 2025, 11:50 PM Union Station Hotel, 1820 Market St, St. Louis, MO 63103, USA About the event Tri Sigma’s 2025 National Convention will be held June 26–28, 2025, at the Union Station Hotel in St. Louis. More information will become available in mid-2024. Show More RSVP Share this event