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  • Volume 3 of PP&D Best Practices is available in the PP&D Information and Resources page.


  • Login credentials for the Sorors Only area of this website should be provided by your chapter president. Chapter presidents who need the credentials should send a request to their respecive state coordinator. Login information for this website is not the same as login information for the national website.


  • Congratulations to the following sorors who were awarded scholarships for the Spring 2010 semester from proceeds received from the State of Alabama Delta Sigma Theta Sorority distinctive license plate: Melanie McKinney, Christy Sheppard, Valencia Barnes, Destiny Locke, Benita Newton, Nikia King, Santanna Small, Jessica Hatcher, Catherine Finkley, Ashley FOrd, Melanie Gess, Nedra Burns, Shelisa Saulsberry, Susan Moore.


  • Attention Chapter Presidents: A step-by-step tutorial on accessing the RED Zone to complete compliance forms is available in the Sorors Only area of this website. Special thanks to Soror Amanda Wise, South Atlantic Regional Representative for compiling the information.


  • Please check the restricted area of the site for the Compliance Checklist (Compliance 101).


  • Delta Sigma Theta mourns the loss of our beloved 10th National President, Dr. Dorothy Height. View Press Release


  • Volume II, Issue 2 of the Scholarship and Grants Newsletter is available in the PP&D Information and Resources page.


  • Haiti Relief Efforts: Our National President has sent a letter to all chapters to let us know how we can be of assistance to the citizens of Haiti. Sorors, please make sure that you help with the recovery efforts as outlined in her letter. Log in your contributions and activities on the Social Action Center on our National web site, www.deltasigmatheta.org via the Haiti Recovery Efforts Survey.




Welcome Sorors and Friends!

Christine Nixon To My Dedicated and Devoted Sorors of the Dynamic Southern Region,

I greet you with excitement and exuberance as your re-elected 22nd Southern Regional Director! I am honored to continue to serve you, my sisters, and I sincerely thank you for your overwhelming vote and endorsement.

Our 42nd Southern Regional Conference in Huntsville, Alabama was a resounding success, with a final count of over 2,900 participants! Our red hats are off to Margaret Kelly, Conference Coordinator, and the hostess chapters of Huntsville Alumnae, Central North Alabama, Delta Delta, and Omicron Gamma. They hosted a conference that will always be remembered for its southern hospitality and red carpet treatment.

We look forward to implementing the national program initiatives featured at the conference, and we congratulate the newly elected officers of the Southern Region.

It is our sincere desire that you will visit our website often to receive the updates of the new biennium as we provide them throughout the summer and after the Regional Conference cycle. For conference highlights, please see the News page of the website.

Sisterly yours in DST,

Christine Nixon
22nd Southern Regional Director

YOU, ME, and DST...Hand in Hand, TOGETHER We Can!

Courtney WinnGreetings,

It is with a spirit of humbleness and great pleasure that I introduce myself as the 2009-2011 Southern Regional Representative. I am Courtney Winn, senior at Tuskegee University majoring in elementary education. I was initiated into Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated in March 2008 through the Gamma Tau Chapter.

As an elected servant of the Southern Region, I look forward to the work that is ahead of us, as this will be a collaborative endeavor. There is much to learn and even more to gain from working in Delta; however, in order for this to take place, true effort must be made. We (collegiate members in particular) must challenge ourselves to give our best at all times. In doing so, we should strive to be the epitome of what our Founders envisioned on our campus, the surrounding community, and our nation as a whole. In all that we do, we must have the mindset of excellence and the goal of united sisterhood, outstanding scholarship, and world/life changing service.

I look forward to working with and for you in the years to come. I am willing to do and give all that I can in whatever way that I can. As we move forward, let us unite in representing our region to the best of our ability, based on the calling that we have received and the principles for which we were founded.

Sisterly and sincerely yours,

Courtney Winn
21st Southern Regional Representative