• Shamika Shaw for a successful reign as the 2007-2008 FAMU Miss Senior Attendant
• Magalie Yacinthe who is completing her term as FAMU’s Student Body Chief Justice
• Nicole Boone who is completing her term as Chief Justice of FAMU’s Traffic Court
• Shardia Washington for a successful year as the 2007-2008 Captain of the FAMU Cheerleading Team
• Q’Vaunda Curry and Taniyah Dawson for a successful year as the Captains of the FAMU Women’s Basketball Team
• Mellori Lumpkin for successful term as the 2007-2008 FAMU Student Senate President
• Marva Butler for a successful term as the 2007-2008 FAMU Electoral Commissioner
• Candace Holloway for a successful tenure as 2007-2008 President of the FAMU Honors Student Association
• Monique Gillum who is completing a successful term as the 2007-2008 FAMU Student Body/SGA President

• Soror Keisha Brown was recognized as University of Florida Greek Advisor of the Year.
• Congratulations to the Lambda Psi Chapter at the University of Central Florida on winning 1st place for sorority for the NPHC Battle of the Greeks Stepshow.

• Congratulations to the Mu Iota Chapter at the University of Central Florida. On December 16, 2007 they initiated 24 women, the largest number in the history of the chapter.

• Shenika Pointdexter, admitted to Vanderbilt's Ph.D program
• Brittney Green, admitted to Medical School at the University of Toledo
• Trena M. Boyd, Miss Alcorn State University 2006, admitted to the Ohio Northern University School of Law

• Dominique McQueen, SGA Chief Justice
• Alicia Daniels, Religious Class Senator
• Dana and Danielle Coleman for completing an internship with FedEx in Memphis, TN and Deloitte in Dallas, TX
• LaTasha Houston for completing an internship with the Federal Bureau of Investigations in Virginia
• Melanie and Tiaunn Foster and Brandi Jones for completing an internship at Purdue University in West Layfette, Indiana researching in "Biomedical sciences geared toward finding a cure for cancer using methods involving yeast, model rats, and previously studied chemopreventive agents"

• Soror Christine Downs, The University of Southern Mississippi’s Senior Maid
• The Mu Nu Chapter Spring 2006 Members on becoming the first to reside in the newly built Delta Sigma Theta Sorority House on the campus of The University of Southern Mississippi. The house as a large living area/multi-purpose room, beautiful oak hardwood floors, a highly equipped stainless steel kitchen with all the latest appliances, two storage rooms, an office, six bedrooms with walk-in-closets, full bathroom areas, full-sized beds, vaulted ceilings and a patio out back. We are honored and grateful to experience this opportunity to make history.

Kudos to Soror Dawn Franklin, newly crowned Miss Albany State University 2007-2008.

Kudos to Soror Yoshana Jones for winning the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund essay contest. Soror Jones, an ASU Political Science major, was one of five Albany State students to travel to New York City for the October 20-23 event, which brought together students from 47 Historically Black Colleges and Universities from across the nation.