The Z Call June 2016

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g{x mxàt VtÄSoror Mary B. Wright,

International President

Soror Janet Y. Bivins, Esq.,Atlantic Regional Director

Soror Gina Merritt-Epps, Esq.,New Jersey State Director

The Newsletter for the State of New Jersey

June 2016 Volume 6 , Issue 10

Building on the Principles of ZetaWhile Blazing New Paths!

Inside this issue:

Z-Lessons 2

Director’s Reflection 3

Parliamentary Corner 4

Z-HOPE - Initiative 5

Amicae News 11

Youth Corner 13

Boule Reminder 17

New Members 18

NJ Chapters 19

Events 29

Key Dates 30

State Director’s Greetings: Reflections

Sta t e o f N e w J e r s e ySoror Gina Merritt-Epps, Esq.

New Jersey State Director325 East Jimmie Leeds RoadSuite 7 PMB 144Galloway, NJ 08205

Phone: (609) 748-1470

Website: www.zphibnj.org

E-mail: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/zphibnj

G reetings Sorors and Amicae and wel-come to June, the end of another So-rority year! As you plan for next yearat your Transition Meetings and Retreats, take a

moment to reflect on all of your successes dur-ing 2015-2016. Thank you for your scholar-ships, Z-HOPE projects, Sisterly Love and for

being Finer for another year as we serve ourcommunities through Zeta.

For this month’s Z-Lessons, we continue our focus on leadership, re-viewing the duties of the Parliamentarian. Please see page 2 and ensure

that your Parliamentarian is properly executing this important role.

Thanks for all that supported Rho Rho Zeta and Omega Mu Zeta chap-ters in May. Please support Alpha Alpha Chi Zeta Chapter this month. Ilook forward to seeing you at Boule!


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June 2016Part 1

Z-LessonsMonthly Embellishment & Training for

the Sorors of New Jersey “Building on the Principles of Zeta

While Blazing New Paths!”

Z-Lessons - The Parliamentarian: The “Silent Manager”In each Z-Lessons you will find “Parliamentary Corner”, authored by the State Phylacter Titessa Smith. The

purpose of this wonderful feature is to provide tips and a quick review of key rule and our governing docu-ments. For June, we review the role of the Chapter/Auxiliary Parliamentarian. It is important is to elect a Par-liamentarian that understands all sources of authority (National Constitution and Bylaws, Regional, State andChapter Bylaws), not just Robert’s Rules of Order. She should be able to train members and serve as a re-source for the President.

The Parliamentarian:

Advises members of the rules and regulations governing the Chapteraccording to all governing documents and RONRProvides TrainingChairs the Bylaws committeeConfers with the President in advance of the meeting to anticipateany problems

Gives advice to the Chair during the meeting, and if requested, to the members (She should sit nextto the Chair)Does not make motions, participate in debate or vote except by secret ballotAssists with set up of the meeting roomAs inconspicuously as possible, calls attention to the Chair of any to an errors that may affect thesubstantive rights of any memberEnsures that all members are provided with the most recent copy of all governing documentsProposes bylaw and SOP changes as necessaryIs NOT the Sergeant-At-Arms

Assists with the general supervision of the chapterIs familiar with all handbooks, forms, policies and procedures of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.Is mentally prepared for the job – sets personal goals and objectives for her term of officeAttends meetings with Executive Board on a monthly basis.


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State Director’s Re ec onsA Review of OUR Accomplishments

2010 – 2016

Institution of State Embellishment Webinar Series

Chartering of Zeta Amicae of Jersey City

Reactivation of Zeta Amicae of Camden

Chartering of Upsilon Tau Chapter, New Jersey City University

Chartering of Omega Mu Zeta Chapter, Central/Southern Middlesex County

Chartering of Kappa Upsilon Chapter, Ramapo College

Chartering of Alpha Alpha Chi Zeta Chapter, Monmouth County

Expansion of Upsilon Tau Chapter to include St. Peter’s College

Chartering of Zeta Amicae of Middle/Southern Middlesex County

Publication of Z-Lessons, a monthly newsletter designed to

provide embellishment to Sorors and Amicae

Publication of The Zeta Call, NJ’s quarterly newsletterFounders’ Day Observances with donations of over $13,000

to local churches (2011 - 2016)

Exceeded annual goal of $12,000 for March for Babies for 2010 – 2016

Exceeded annual goal of $12,000 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer for 2010 – 2015

Exceeded goal of $13,000 for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer for 2016

Reestablished the Chair of UG council position

Establishment “Day of Training” with 3 work-shops sessions (9 workshops)

Two Centennial Launch Events

Sponsorships for State Meetings

Establishment of Deborah Cannon PartridgeWolfe Life Member Award

Youth Essay Awards

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Parliamentary CornerAs you all know, our 2016 Grand Boulé is fast approaching. The proposedConstitution and Bylaw amendments have been disseminated to all the chap-ters. There are 67 proposed changes submitted, so please schedule a sepa-

rate meeting discuss them so your chapter delegates are prepared to vote onthem in advance. The final webinar conducted in the NJ State Webinar series,“Where is that in Writing?” slides are a good reference for reviewing theamendments.

Who is eligible to vote at Boulé? ( Located under Article X, sections 2 & 3 of National bylaws )

All financial chapters are entitled to voting privileges at Boulé. All chapters vote through their delegates. Al-ternates do not vote unless delegates are absent at the time of casting ballots (for elections). All members ofthe National Executive Board and Life Members are eligible to vote. All State Directors are eligible to vote.Votes are not transferable and only one is allowed per Soror.

Apportionment of votes is predicated upon financial membership of the chapters and chapter tax paid to Na-tional. Members:

I’d like to thank you all for allowing me to serve you and the great state of New Jersey for the past four yearsas your Phylacter. I hope that you have enjoyed learning through the Parliamentary Corner!

Sisterly,

Titessa D. Smith NJ State Phylacter

up to 4 1 vote

5 ‐25 2 votes

26 – 50 4 votes

51 and above 6 votes

up to 4 1 vote

5 ‐25 2 votes

26 – 50 4 votes

51 and above 6 votes


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A Personal Connection

On April 24 th the ladies of AAXZ Chapter participated in their first March forBabies walk in Asbury Park. Accompanying the chapter was Soror ChasityMcDonald’s sister-in-law Andrea McDonald, whose son (Jasiah) was born

premature. With this cause being so personal to her, Andrea led the team infundraising. It’s people like Andrea and Jasiah who remind us of the im-portance of supporting causes like this. Jasiah was born 7 weeks early at4lbs, 2oz and today he is a healthy, happy 3-year-old.

Left: Jasish days after birth, Right: Andrea and Jasiah at 3yrs old


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NJ State Leadership - Z-HOPE Initiative

New Jersey’s Blue and White family continues to give babies a fighting chance .

To the Blue and White family, thank you for the contin-ued support of healthy mothers and healthy babies. As ofMay 25, 2016, we have raised $14,890.08, in excess of

our $13,000 goal! Whether you collected donations,walked or volunteered at the various walk sites throughout

NJ---we give hope to the more than half a million babies born too soon each year. Congratulations to Omega MuZeta chapter as the top fundraising chapter family in thestate.

As a reminder, chapters are encouraged to submit dona-tions to the March of Dimes until June 25, 2016. Our In-

ternational President, Mary B. Wright, has challenged theSorority to meet 2016’s national goal of$460,000.00. We want to win the Zeta/Alpha challengeagain this year!

Sisterly

Sarecia Johnson

Omega Mu Zeta $2,755.00

Epsilon Xi Zeta $1,692.08

Gamma Nu Zeta $1,668.00

Alpha Alpha Chi Zeta $1,534.00

Omicron Omicron Zeta $1,550.00

Eta Omicron Zeta $1,200.00

Xi Tau Zeta $1,075.00

Gamma Omicron Zeta(inc. Psi Pi) $962.00

Zeta Delta Zeta $624.00

Chi Rho Zeta $540.00

Sigma Zeta Zeta $215.00

$14,890.08

Rho Rho Zeta $275.00

Rho Tau Zeta(inc. Theta Sigma) $800.00

GRAD CHAPTERFAMILY

AMOUNTRAISED


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Zetas, Amicae, Archonettes, Amicettes, family and friends of Omicron Omicron Zeta dressed

in capes and masks to show their Super Zeta Powers. This year the chapter decorated theirMarch of Dimes’ checkpoint with the theme Healthy Babies Become Super Heroes .


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NJ State Leadership - Z-HOPE Initiative

Say Cheese – A Healthy Smile for SeniorsThis year the Z-HOPE Initiative for the NJ State Conference was “SayCheese – A Healthy Smile for Seniors.” We set a goal to collect at least2,000 oral care toiletries to donate to the Burlington County Aging and Disa-

bility Resource Center which was endorsed by the International Grand Basil-eus – Mary Breaux Wright. Between Friday April 22 nd and Saturday April

23rd Sorors Nicole Boston, New Jersey State Elder Care Coordinator, and Damali Stansbury, New JerseyState Assistant Z-HOPE Coordinator, collected 3,530 oral care items which included toothbrushes, tooth-

paste, mouthwash, floss and denture products to name a few. There were donations from Graduate and Un-dergraduate Chapters as well as the Amicae and Youth Auxiliaries.

The Burlington County Aging and Disability Resource Center services seniors 60+ years of age at 4 localsenior centers and home-bound seniors throughout Burlington County. When Soror Boston first approachedthe resource center about the receiving the donated items they were only expecting to receive about 50 items.Soror Boston explained the impact our organization has throughout the state and let them know of our 2,000item goal and they were more than excited to be the recipient of these items. Soror Boston ensured the itemswere sorted, counted and packaged for donation to make it easier for the resource center to use. On MondayApril 25 th she dropped off the items and the resource center could not believe how many items we collectedfor this cause. The items will serve hundreds of seniors in Burlington County.

The New Jersey State Z-HOPE Team would like to thank everyone for their donations and helping us exceedour goal for this initiative!

Left: Burlington County Office of Aging, Aging and Disability Resource Center, Director, Linda CushingCenter: New Jersey State Elder Care Coordinator, Soror Nicole Boston

Right: Burlington County Office of Aging, Meals on Wheels and Congregate Meals Dietitian, Carla Fynan, RD


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Amicae News

L-R: Janice Gilliard-President, Wanda Bryant-Ison-Vice President, Cynthia Bryant-Secretary,A’taya Pitts-Financial Secretary, Martha Brown,-Treasurer, Cynthia Hicks-Parliamentarian,

Ismeta Saint-Clair Chaplain, Amber Myrick, Historian

The newly elected Amicae State Officers for 2016-2018

Zeta Amicae at the state conference on their way to deliver the Say Cheese products for the State Z-HOPE Project.



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Z-E-T-A (Zealous Engaged Talented Awesome) Youth Corner


New Jersey State Youth Conference

“Building Future Leaders”

September 10, 2016

The College of New Jersey, Ewing, New Jersey

Congratulations to the N.J. State Youth STEM Contest Winners!!! “Paper Structure Engineering Challenge”

Zeta Delta Zeta Chapter Pearlette Affiliate Gamma Nu Zeta Chapter Pearlette Affiliate


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Congratulationsto GNZ Pearlettes & OOZArchonettes/Amicettes for

participating in the N.J. StateScrapbook Activity

Zeta Delta Zeta Chapter Youth Affiliate Mother & Daughter Tea April 30, 2016

The Archonettes of Zeta Delta Zeta did an excellent job of plan-ning and preparing the Mother and Daughter Tea under thewatchful eyes of their advisors. It was a heart-warming eventthat was well-attended and enjoyed by parents and friends of theBurlington County NJ area. Special thanks to Soror Zoey Ash-ley for attending.


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Gamma Nu Zeta hapter Youth

Pearlettes had a nice social outing. They went bowling atthe Big Event in Cherry Hill, NJ and enjoyed the nice

weather with some Rita’s water ice.

On April 28, 2016, theARCHONETTES participated in

the City of Camden Mayor Dana L. ReddYouth Gifted & Girls Y2G Young Wom-

en’s Empowerment Conference at the Ad-venture Aquarium, Camden, NJ.

Archonettes with Motivational Speaker &Life Coach, Ms. Dee C. Marshall

City of Camden, Mayor Dana L. Redd

GNZ Advisors, Members & Youth GNZ Youth Informational Table


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Omicron Omicron Chapter Zeta Youth AffiliatesWhile many of the girls in Omicron Omicron Zeta Chapter’s youth program will be taking va-cations for the summer, two girls will be attending At The Well & Techgirlz. These two pro-grams accept girls based on outstanding academic achievement and community involvement.

Archonette Annaya Baynes has been accepted in the At The Well Lead-ership Academy. This is a two week boarding leadership and academic

program at Princeton University. The Academy is geared toward minor-ity girls in high school and seeks to empower young girls locally to be-come effective leaders globally. The program encourages girls to live

beyond their limitations, achieve beyond their dreams, and impact com-munities beyond their reach.

Amicette Justice Livingstone received a full scholarship to TechGirlz En-trepreneur Camp located on the campus of Villanova University in Penn-sylvania. TechGirlz is the only camp of this kind designed for middleschool girls. It is a week-long day camp that attempts to reduce the gendergap in technology entrepreneur careers. Their mission is to empower girlsto be future technology leaders in science, technology and engineering.

Kudos to both girls as they continue their pursuit of academic, leadership and technology empowerment.


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Z-E-T-A (Zealous Engaged Talented Awesome) Youth Corner Chi Rho Zeta Chapter Archonettes participated at their Finer Womanhood Luncheon

Singing the Black National Anthem & handing out door prizes

June 6 (8 pm) - Boule Prep Webinar

June 20 (8 pm) - C&B Proposed Amendments review

Get Connected!!!


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NJ Chapters - New Members Only

ETA OMICRONZETA CHAPTER

Shantel Beckford Nicole Cruse

Christina JohnsonJennifer Salters

XI IOTA CHAPTERCierra Watts

Ewurabena Plange-KayeBrianna McCall

A'hja MaysZemora MatthewsDarlene Laplante

Tatianna Jean-BastisteDelsana ItalisMakeba Green

Stephanie Gesse


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NJ Chapters Working - Graduation

Sorors Rayana Martin &Jeniya Webbs

Soror Dolly Ilelaboye

Soror Ashley Salter Master of Artsin Educational Leadership from

the college of St. Elizabeth

Soror Brittany Dionne BoyntonMajor : Child AdvocacyMinor : Criminal Justice

Soror Mildred KroungDouble Major: Jurisprudence

and Child AdvocacyLaw School: Western Michigan-Thomas M. Cooley Law School

Soror Tatianna Jean-BaptisteMajor. Political Science

Soror Sydney Jade GrimesMajor: BusinessAdministration

with a concentration inSports, Events, and Tourism

Marketing.


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NJ Chapters Working – cont’d

Bonding, connecting, and lots of laughter are all important keys to the Sisterhood of Alpha Alpha Chi ZetaChapter. On Saturday, April 30, 2016, the dedicated ladies had their Sisterly Outing in which they do everyother month. This outing was spent at Woodbridge Mall; but not for a normal girl’s day out of shopping! Theladies had their first AAXZ Scavenger Hunt. This activity was filled with clues all centered around, Zeta PhiBeta Sorority, Inc., its Founders, accessories, colors, and its principles. Bragging rights go to Sorors Kim Tet-terton and Dawn Durant for being the first to complete the task. What an awesome way to remind us of justhow much fun sisters can have while still being about the Business of Zeta.

The Dedicated ladies of Alpha Alpha Chi Zeta Chapter of Zeta PhiBeta Sorority, Inc. joined the Monmouth-Ocean County Chapter of

the Pan-Hellenic Council for their tenth annual Greek House Party. The event washeld on April 9, 2016 at the Hamilton Banquet Hall in Neptune, New Jersey. Live mu-sic, food, steppers and the guest, both Greek and non-Greek, made the event a success.The Greek House Party proceeds are used by the Pan-Hellenic Council to award mul-

tiple scholarships to male and female high school seniorsand college students. This years Greek House Party high-lighted two New Greek organizations both of which belong to the “Blue andWhite Family.” AAXZ and the brothers of Iota Chi Sigma Chapter of Phi BetaSigma Fraternity, Inc. are the newest members of the MCOCPHC. The Pan-Hellenic Council now has membership from seven of the Divine Nine Organiza-tions (Alpha, Phi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Kappa Alpha

Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta) who participated in the event. The Dedicated Great 18of AAXZ continues to make strides in the community and among fellow Greeks with their membership in theMCOCPHC.


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NJ Chapters Working cont’d

The women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Rho Rho Zeta Chapterwalked in this year's March of Dimes Campaign. On May 1stSorors Pulley, Dennis, Goldsboro and Grimes walked 5 miles atRowan University campus in the cold rain to support the fightagainst prematurity.

Rho Rho Zeta Chapter held their14th Annual Marlene A. Kelly FinerWomanhood Scholarship Breakfaston May 07. We honored four Com-

munity Leaders. We also honoredfive young women who will receivea MAK Scholarship. We thank ourfellow Zeta Chapters and the com-

munity for a wonderful event.

On April 30th the ladies of Gamma Omi-cron Zeta chapter were awarded the 4th An-nual Community award by OMG Photog-raphy. The award is for our work in thecommunity and countless contributions tothe Essex County NJ area.


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NJ Chapters Working - cont’d

Gamma Nu Zeta Chapter participated in their monthly communityservice initiative, with Cathedral Kitchen. We had a great time and

participated in a good cause to service the needs of Camden, NJ.

Gamma Nu Zeta Chapter participated in Adopt ASchool. For April, our chapter donated over 80+ bagsfilled with water, granola bars, mints and fruit snacksto students doing testing at O.V. Catto School in Cam-den, NJ. We also donated to the school boxes of tis-sues and anti-bacterial wipes. #GNZCares #ZHOPE

Our Gamma Nu Zeta chapter family brought MayCheer to the residents at Cooper River West. Every-one had a great time interacting and enjoying theircandy treats. Monthly, our chapter is visiting withresidents to bring them cheer, a helping hand andsometimes a much needed conversation.#ElderCare #GNZCares

Gamma Nu Zeta Chapter participated in the For Pete'sSake walk at Citizen's Bank Park. For Pete's Sake is anon-profit organization that assists adult cancer pa-tients, their caregivers and loved ones with respite

breaks to create lasting memories. #GNZ1948 Sororsenjoy the day for a good cause.


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Eta Omicron Zeta has partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Plainfield, New Jersey. The ladies of EtaOmicron Zeta meet twice a month the young ladies ages ranging from 9-17 to discuss various topics. SororCarrie Knotts-Jackson led a discussion on etiquette and she demonstrated the proper way to set the ta-

ble. Soror Kiana Lawhorn and Soror Myra McDonald showed the young ladies how to give themselves facialsusing natural ingredients. Members of the nursing sorority, Chi Eta Phi, led a discussion on hygiene. We evenhad a day of physical activity complete with jump and hoola hoop competitions.

The sessions are very interactive and the Sorors as well as the young ladies look forward to meeting. Whilewe have about 2 sessions left, the chapter is excited about continuing this project next school year.

Eta Omicron Zeta Chapter welcomes new members into the chapterand a family of legacies. Soror Cruse and Johnson are proud to calltheir daughters Soror; while the men (fathers and husbands) of PhiBeta Sigma rounds out this occasion by making it a true Blue andWhite family affair.


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Sigma Zeta Zeta Chapter representing our chapter t-shirts with our Madame State Director Soror GinaMerritt-Epps Esq. at our NJ State Leadership Confer-ence. Congratulations to our newly elected State Of-ficers- Stacy Simmons- Tamias & Andrea Todman-Anti- Grammateus !!! Good Job Sorors !!

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Zeta Amicae of GloucesterCounty delivered the month-ly scholarship donations toEvergreen Avenue Elemen-tary School in Woodbury,the Chapter’s adoptedschool.

Zetas and Amicae providemonetary gifts to the fifteenmonthly winners of theReader Leaders program.

Pictured left to right: AmicaCynthia Bryant, AmicaRaemona O’Neal, Dr. JasonVivadelli, Principal and Am-ica Wanda Bryant-ison



Adopt-a-School Deliveries

Amica Wanda Bryant-Ison, Amica Cynthia Bryant,and Amica Raemona O’Neal with the ladies at Juni-

per Village an Assisted Living & Wellness MemoryCare Facility in Williamstown. The Amicae deliv-ered corsages for Mother’s Day to 65 women at the

facility.

Mother’s Day Flowers


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Xi Tau Zeta members hanging out with their chapter Soror Gina Merritt-Epps, Esq. “Thank you So-ror Merritt-Epps for your faithful and dedication to our chapter! We look up to you in so many waysand thank you for all that you do, "For the LOVE of ZETA." “

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Rain or Shine, We're Always Fine!Our Sorors from Rho Tau Zeta and

Theta Sigma chapters March for Ba- bies in Passaic County to the tune ofmore than $800 ... and counting! The

county raised over $90,000 to help prevent babies from being born too

soon.

Team Captain:Soror Syreena Williams


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S is for Scholarship"Talent is a gift", this is a quote from violinist Daniel D ,who graced the crowd with two selections from his Son-rise CD at Zeta Delta Zeta's ZHOPE Awards Programhonoring both Scholarship recipients and communitymembers doing great work in the Burlington county area.This event was held on Sunday, May 15th at TabernacleBaptist Church in Burlington. Soror Victoria Hosendorf(Chi Rho Zeta Chapter) also blessed us with a selection.

A total of $15,000 in scholarships were awarded and 5Awards in various areas of " Excellence" distributed. The

former ZDZ Archonette Scholarship was renamed the Ethel B. Jones Scholarship in honor of recently trium- phant Soror Ethel B. Jones, a long time educator in the Burlington school district. Twelve (12) young wom-en will be able to use these scholarships to pursue their academic endeavors. We are truly blessed!

Zeta Delta Zeta Chapter's Zeta Amicae of Moorestown held their annual Jazz Brunch o Saturday, April 2ndat the Kove Caterers in Palmyra. Dining, dancing and a lot of Jazz filled the packed room. A great time washad by all!

Jazzy LadiesZeta micae of Moorestown


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Omega Mu Zeta held a Tricky Tray fundraiser onApril 2, 2016. There was over 400 guests in attend-ance. The Tricky Tray raised funds for chapter op-erations and scholarships. The chapter will awardover $10,000 in general and book scholarships attheir Youth Rocks Ceremony on June 18, 2016.

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Omega Mu Zeta Centennial News: Omega Mu Zeta Chapter started a Silver Donor Visionary 2020 Account in the amount of $5,000. The first

payment was sent towards the account in April of 2016. Omega Mu Zeta developed a Stamp for the Centen-nial Journey. Chapter Basileus, Soror Denise Davis-Smith stamped Journey to Centennial Passport books atthe 4th Annual All White Day Party on May 21, 2016.

On Sunday; May 15 th Epsilon Xi Zeta held its Annual Erma Jean Nicholson MemorialAwards Tea and Jean E. Roane Harris Essay Contest. We honored local high schooland college students with scholarships and book awards. The Jean E. Roane Harrisessay contest is for students in 4 th -8 th grades in the Trenton Public Schools, where a1st, 2nd and 3 rd place winner are chosen. This year’s topic was:

" The Accomplishments and Challenges Faced by President Barack Obama,the Nation's First African American President"

The first place winner in each category read their essays during the tea. The scholarship recipients and essaycontest winners were accompanied by their family members. This year’s tea was Co Chaired by Sorors Kris-tal Miller, Deborah Muse-Carty and Nettie Robinson-Logan.


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Chapter Date Location

Alpha Alpha Chi Zeta June 3 - 8pm Double Tree HotelTinton Falls, NJ

Upcoming Dates

Key Dates and DeadlinesBoule Tips Webinar 6/6C&B Proposed Amendment Review 6/20Boule (Orlando Hilton, Orlando, Florida) 7/6 – 10State Officer Transition Meeting 8/13Youth Conference 9/10


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