Volunteer Program

Sigma Sigma Sigma is volunteer-driven organization, and as such, is dependent on the commitment of alumnae members to share their time and talents. Each volunteer commits time, loyalty, flexibility, creativity and organization, communication skills and love for Tri Sigma. Volunteers are appointed by Executive Council for the triennium, and as needed during this three-year period. Appointments are based on position availability, ability to fulfill responsibilities, and individual talents and interests matched to position descriptions. Volunteer now by completing one of the following applications:

Volunteer Service Application (mail in)

Volunteer Service Application (online)

OPEN POSITIONS
A chapter in the Georgia area needs a Collegiate Financial Advisor.
A chapter in the Illinois area needs a Collegiate Membership Education Advisor and a Collegiate Education Advisor.
A chapter in the Louisiana area needs a Collegiate Financial Advisor and Collegiate Membership Education Advisor.
A chapter in the North Carolina area needs a Collegiate Chapter Advisor and Collegiate Membership Education Advisor.
A chapter in the Rhode Island area needs a Collegiate Chapter Advisor.
A chapter in the South Carolina area needs a Collegiate Chapter Advisor.
A chapter in the Texas area is needs Membership Education Advisor.

Housing Corporation
The Housing Corporation is the permanent group, usually comprised of three alumnae, which owns or rents the real and/or personal property to the chapter whether it be a house, lodge, suite, or room. The responsibilities include:

• Holding legal title to property and renting to the local chapter
• Maintaining and overseeing the chapter house and its occupants

SIGMA HOUSES NEED VOLUNTEERS

Tri Sigma’s Housing department is in need of alumnae who would like to work with chapters that have houses. Each chapter with a house has a House Corporation which oversees the maintenance of the house, works with the chapter to place women in the house, and if applicable, hires and supervises the house staff. Working in housing is an excellent opportunity for those who have fewer hours to volunteer than would be required for an AAB position. The Housing Department works closely with the House Corporation volunteers, guiding the volunteers as they meet the needs of the chapter.

If you are a Sigma alumna or a parent of a Sigma collegian and are interested in volunteering in the Housing department, please contact Barbara Bonapfel, Housing Director.

Below are the chapters which currently are in need of Housing volunteers:
Alpha Pi, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, PA
Alpha Rho, Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania, Lock Haven, PA
Alpha Xi, University of Wisconsin - Whitewater, Whitewater, WI
Beta Alpha, Northern Illinois State University, DeKalb, IL
Beta Pi, University of Wisconsin - Stout, Menomonie, MN
Delta Beta, Elon College, Elon, NC
Delta Zeta, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA
Epsilon Delta, Gannon University, Erie, PA
Epsilon Omicron, Illinois State University, Normal, IL
Gamma Zeta, Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA

Alumnae Advisory Board
The role of the AAB is to guide a collegiate chapter in adhering to National Policies and Position Statements, to monitor overall chapter operations and serve as a link between the chapter and National Organization. The Alumnae Advisory Board may consist of a Chapter Advisor, Membership/Education Advisor and Financial Advisor and are appointed by Executive Council for a triennium.

National Officer Service
National Officer service is a privilege and provides alumnae the opportunity to share time and skills that will contribute to the future of Sigma Sigma Sigma. The National Officer structure is illustrated in the Organizational Chart below. Appointments will be based on position availability, ability to fulfill responsibilities, and individual talents and interests matched to position descriptions. Current appointments are for the 2007-2010 triennium, and it is expected that each volunteer will fulfill her term commitment.

National Scholarship Committee
Scholarship committee members are assigned specifically to chapters who are designated at "alert" or "supervision" status, which means those chapters have fallen below the campus all women's averages or below national standards. Specifically, scholarship committee members would:

a. Talk with Collegiate Education Director about chapter calendar and time conflicts for chapter members;
b. Talk with Collegiate Education Director about calendar requirements for new members;
c. Assist Collegiate Education Directors in seeking out assistance on their own campus for academic support centers;
d. Assist Collegiate Education Directors in developing chapter goals;
e. Talk to Collegiate Education Directors about helping individual members set up academic goals;
f. Assist Collegiate Education Director in preparing to place individual members on membership discipline if necessary;
g. Talk with Campus Greek Life Coordinator about campus assistance;
h. Maintain communication with appropriate National Collegiate Coordinators, AAB members, and Leadership Consultants about progress being made; and
i. Maintain communication with Scholarship Committee about strategies that have been successful.

View National Office Structure

Volunteer Self Assessment Form (MS Word)

PLEASE FILL OUT VOLUNTEER APPLICATION IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SERVING AS A VOLUNTEER TO SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA.