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What Delta events/activities have you attended and what impact did they have on your desire to become a Delta? - correct answer - Walk a Mile in Her Shoes - Back to School Bash - Delta Tea Delta Tea - correct answer I was helping my mom and this is when I saw the sisterhood that she's told me so much about. Women coming together, haven't seen each other in a long time, laughing and having a good time. This impacted me because I don't have sisters so this experience increased my desire to become a Delta Walk a Mile in her Shoes - correct answer I saw women of DST coming together to raise awareness about an issue that's so important especially for women; to me it showed that they wanted to be part of the solution that tolerance against women would not be accepted What contributions do you plan to offer the chapter if you are selected? - correct answer I am motivated to work hard to achieve success in my personal, professional, and academic goals. When it comes to commitment, I am passionate about helping the community flourish. I'm open to new approaches and ideas from individuals that can generate solutions to problems. What issues do you consider to be most pressing in your community today and what type of programs do you recommend to address them? - correct answer - There are many health disparities that exist in our community that many individuals (especially minorities) suffer from. The Center for Disease Control has a program called High Obesity for communities where they can learn how to eat and find affordable, healthier food, how to find safe places to do physical activity, and activities that will reduce or eliminate these disparities - I think the lack of funds for schools and services is still a big issue in the community. These funding issues affects the students ability to achieve academic success. I think programs like Head Start is great way to ensure that all students are being provided a great foundation of language, math before they enter school. There's also a program called YouthBuild for older students that teaches them skills that they can use once they graduate and get into a profession. What leadership skills do you have and how will those help the chapter grow in the community? - correct answer - focused (I don't lose sight on what's important) - adaptable (I'm able to look at things from different perspectives bc there isn't only one way to do things) - interpersonal skills (I'm a positive person that can get along with anyone) - genuine desire to help the community we live in through volunteering - responsible (learn from my mistakes by focusing on what I can improve) What does this phrase mean to you: DST does NOT participate, encourage, or support hazing? - correct answer I think it means that DST will not engage in any acts that can cause emotional and/or physical harm to anyone that is a member or individual joining. tell us about an occasion when you led a team project and how did you ensure a successful outcome - correct answer - Last month I was asked to lead a classroom lecture because my professor was away on sick leave. - I took charge for one day, and the experience was quite positive! I believe the biggest success factor was that I tried to emulate her leadership style: I was confident, took into consideration my classmates abilities and interests, and made sure they stayed on task. - As an SLPA, I lead group sessions all the time. - To make sure things run smoothly, I'm the one in control by inform clients on what they'll be working on in therapy and help them in any way. I manage behavior by reminding them of the speech rules so they stay on task. I motivate them to do the very best they can. Sisterhood is a prominent part of membership in DST. What qualities exemplify sisterhood and give an example of how it applies in your life? - correct answer - being honest (it's important to be transparent; its okay to be vulnerable) - mutual support (there has to be a balance; encourage your sisters to reach their goals and let them know you support any decisions that they make and you ask for that love and respect as well) - lift each other (we're all women; don't tear each other down) What service projects/programs are you aware of that this chapter is currently conducting in your community and how can you contribute to the success of these programs/projects? - correct answer - voters registration - scholarships to high school seniors - angel tree donation to DSS in Colleton County - I can contribute by volunteering my time to ensure that these programs/projects continue to be successful Name 3 current national programs of DST and state contributions they have made to community/nation - correct answer - school in Africa named after a DST national president - educational development (Delta GEMS program that helps at risk AA adolescents) - support AA politicians in Congress and political offices through social action and Delta Days - these programs have helped the underserved, supported education, and made people more aware of political positions and the roles of government What would you do to ensure that the values and principles of the sorority continue to be upheld and enforced? - correct answer - continue to volunteer my time and talent in ways that benefit the community as a whole - hold everyone accountable for their actions to prevent unacceptable behavior - make sure the expectations of the members of the sorority is clear to everyone - acknowledge those who are living u