From 2008 Convention:
For those that aren't familiar, we're in region one, which consists for the North East from parts
of Canada, Maine and through PA and DE. We won great awards are recognition! We won
Outstanding Administration, Outstanding in Programming Innovation and the Award of
Excellence.
NYC DG was also recognized nationally as one of the 67 chapters and received the Alumnae
Excellence Award.
Now for the most exciting news!!! We won the Division 3 (150 or more dues paying members
category) award in Outstanding Alumnae Programming! This is huge. We're being
recognized for our events, special interest groups and more. NYC DG was also runner-up for
the Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Award!! We should all be so proud of all our hard
work and dedication to our fraternity for this prestigious award. We know we deserve it!!
Thank you all so much for everything you do. Everyone on council is so proud of us for the
fund raising, sisterhood, loyalty to DG and most of all how much FUN we have!
Working alumnae — we need you!
Cable Connection needs a more comprehensive list of volunteer mentors in NYC.
Relax! You don't need to be a top executive to volunteer. Collegians and alumnae seeking
your advice might ask what your degree is in; how you landed where you are today;
what's important in a job interview; any advice you have or contacts you can offer.
Whether you've been working for two years or 20 you can be a mentor to someone
wanting to follow in your footsteps.
In an effort to update our database, we are asking for new mentors to submit their
information online using the Give Advice Form. Primarily, you will be contacted by e-
mail by those seeking career advice. You are not expected to find them a job, but your
advice could make the difference in a Delta Gamma's life and career!
For those that aren't familiar, we're in region one, which consists for the North East from parts
of Canada, Maine and through PA and DE. We won great awards are recognition! We won
Outstanding Administration, Outstanding in Programming Innovation and the Award of
Excellence.
NYC DG was also recognized nationally as one of the 67 chapters and received the Alumnae
Excellence Award.
Now for the most exciting news!!! We won the Division 3 (150 or more dues paying members
category) award in Outstanding Alumnae Programming! This is huge. We're being
recognized for our events, special interest groups and more. NYC DG was also runner-up for
the Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Award!! We should all be so proud of all our hard
work and dedication to our fraternity for this prestigious award. We know we deserve it!!
Thank you all so much for everything you do. Everyone on council is so proud of us for the
fund raising, sisterhood, loyalty to DG and most of all how much FUN we have!
Working alumnae — we need you!
Cable Connection needs a more comprehensive list of volunteer mentors in NYC.
Relax! You don't need to be a top executive to volunteer. Collegians and alumnae seeking
your advice might ask what your degree is in; how you landed where you are today;
what's important in a job interview; any advice you have or contacts you can offer.
Whether you've been working for two years or 20 you can be a mentor to someone
wanting to follow in your footsteps.
In an effort to update our database, we are asking for new mentors to submit their
information online using the Give Advice Form. Primarily, you will be contacted by e-
mail by those seeking career advice. You are not expected to find them a job, but your
advice could make the difference in a Delta Gamma's life and career!
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