The Sigma Tau Delta Mission Statement focuses on fostering literacy. This mission is displayed regularly in our commitment to scholarship and service at the chapter level. With over 900 active chapters, the impact of Sigma Tau Delta and our members … Continue reading
When I began searching for a featured speaker for the Sigma Tau Delta 2019 International Convention in St. Louis, MO, I considered all the possibilities offered by our theme: “Work in Progress.” First, and foremost, the featured speaker would have … Continue reading
Texas A&M University—Kingsville’s Gamma Phi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta received a Sigma Tau Delta Service Award for its Building up Literacy Project, which encourages children in the Kingsville Housing Authority‘s After School Program to read more. Inspired by Dolly … Continue reading
There is no denying that Sigma Tau Delta is a large honor society; as the second largest academic honor society we have over 900 chapters and induct approximately 9,000 members each year. As an international honor society we take great … Continue reading
While visiting the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, OH, recently, I was struck by the amount of times I encountered the word “freedom” followed by a negated auxiliary verb; phrases like “freedom doesn’t exist,” or “freedom never felt … Continue reading
Every year chapters embark on various projects in support of our Society’s mission: encouraging interest in literature and the English language in surrounding communities; promoting all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing; and fostering literacy. … Continue reading
The Alpha Omicron Delta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain, MS, conducted a creative writing contest for our county’s elementary and secondary students, grades 1-12. We sent out emails on October 1, 2016, to all … Continue reading
This year the Alpha Omicron Xi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Springfield College in Springfield, MA, was awarded a project grant to purchase tutoring materials for The Gray House, a local non-profit that helps adult students learn English. Each … Continue reading
For our Little Free Library project to be achieved it required the dedication of many: me, other members of the Alpha Upsilon Phi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, our Chapter Sponsor, our university, and our community. Our extremely supportive Chapter … Continue reading
The Alpha Pi Xi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Rutgers University—New Brunswick in New Brunswick, NJ, held its inaugural Welcome to the Real World networking event on Monday, April 17, 2017. The intention was to bring working professionals with … Continue reading