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2025.
What is DST's Five Point Programmatic Thrust - ANSWER-Economic Development
Educational Development
International Awareness and Involvement
Political Awareness and Involvement
Physical and Mental Health
3 Programs under Economic Development - ANSWER-Financial Fortitude
Delta Habitat for Humanity
Delta H.O.M.E
3 programs under Educational Development - ANSWER-Dr. Jeanne L. Noble's Delta GEMS
EMBODI
Delta Teen Lift
3 Programs under International Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-World AIDS Day
The Delta House
Thicka Memorial Hospital
3 Programs Under Political Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-Social Action
Delta Days at the Capitol
Delta Days at the United Nations
3 Programs Under Physical and Mental Health - ANSWER-Summit V
My Cry in the Dark
Life Style Change Initiative
Chapter program for Economic Development - ANSWER-Game of Life
Chapter program for Educational Development - ANSWER-Study with the Deltas
Chapter Program for Physical and Mental Health - ANSWER-
Chapter program for Political Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-Survival of the Fittest
Chapter Program or International Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-World AIDS Day
*First Doctrine published and Leadership Academy Established
Summit II
Celebrated Diamond Jubilee 75th - ANSWER-18th NP Horntese G. Canady (1983-1988)
*Special emphasis on Reclamation and Retention
"Every Delta in the Delta House" - ANSWER-19th NP Yvonne Kennedy (1988-1992)
*Delegates voted to hold National Convention every 2 years - ANSWER-3rd NP Ethel Lamay Calimese
(1926-1929)
*NPHC was formed
Grand Chapter Incorporated
, Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer were bonded - ANSWER-4th NP Anna Johnson Jullian (1929-
1931)
*Formed Partnership with Habitat for Humanity to build 22 homes - ANSWER-20th NP Bertha
Maxwell Roddey (1992-1996)
*Appointed to serve on several commissions by President Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon
Golden Anniversary celebrated
Social Action Commission established - ANSWER-12th NP Jeanne L. Noble (1958-1963)
*Omega Omega was established as a Memorial Chapter
DST Bulletin was published
Use of printed forms for reports, etc. began
Regional Conferences approved - ANSWER-2nd NP G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley (1923-1926)
*Delta Academy II - GEMS established - ANSWER-23rd NP Louise Allen Rice (2004-2008)
*Fortitude Commissioned and presented to Howard University as a tribute to the Founders
Delta Life Development Centers
Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair - ANSWER-16th NP Thelma Thomas Daley (1975-1979)
*President When the 1st National Convention was held
1st Black to be awarded a PhD
First Black woman to be admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar
first legal advisor to the sorority
Grand Pres 4x
Grad Chapters were authorized - ANSWER-1st NP Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander (1919-1923)
*Emphasis on Education; focus was on voting and equal rights for women, employment practices and
purchases of war bonds and ambulances
Founding of Roosevelt College - ANSWER-9th NP Mae Wright Downs Peck Williams (1944-1947)
National Headquarters Established
1st National Handbook
Revised Printed Release of the National Constitution
Awarded Silver Loving Cup to Chapters
Office of Executive Secretary created - ANSWER-6th NP Jeanette Triplett Jones (1933-1935)
*The National Commission on Arts & Letters were established
Acquisition of a new Delta Headquarters building at 1705, 1707, and 1709 New Hampshire Avenue,
NW in Washington, DC
Delta Right to Read Project
Launched DST Telecommunications
Osceola Award - ANSWER-15th NP Lillian Pierce Benbow (1971-1975)
*5 Point Projects established
Member at Large proposed
First Executive Director hired
Revision of Nomenclature - ANSWER-10th NP Dorothy Irene Height (1947-1956)
*The mortgage of Delta's first headquarters building was burned
First Delta Christmas Party - ANSWER-11th NP Dorothy Penman Harrison (1965-1958)
*Appointed to the Civil Rights Commission by President Lyndon B Johnson
Project Discover Scholastic Talent
Redesigned Teen Lift - ANSWER-14th NP Frankie Muse Freeman (1967-1971)
2025.
What is DST's Five Point Programmatic Thrust - ANSWER-Economic Development
Educational Development
International Awareness and Involvement
Political Awareness and Involvement
Physical and Mental Health
3 Programs under Economic Development - ANSWER-Financial Fortitude
Delta Habitat for Humanity
Delta H.O.M.E
3 programs under Educational Development - ANSWER-Dr. Jeanne L. Noble's Delta GEMS
EMBODI
Delta Teen Lift
3 Programs under International Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-World AIDS Day
The Delta House
Thicka Memorial Hospital
3 Programs Under Political Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-Social Action
Delta Days at the Capitol
Delta Days at the United Nations
3 Programs Under Physical and Mental Health - ANSWER-Summit V
My Cry in the Dark
Life Style Change Initiative
Chapter program for Economic Development - ANSWER-Game of Life
Chapter program for Educational Development - ANSWER-Study with the Deltas
Chapter Program for Physical and Mental Health - ANSWER-
Chapter program for Political Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-Survival of the Fittest
Chapter Program or International Awareness and Involvement - ANSWER-World AIDS Day
*First Doctrine published and Leadership Academy Established
Summit II
Celebrated Diamond Jubilee 75th - ANSWER-18th NP Horntese G. Canady (1983-1988)
*Special emphasis on Reclamation and Retention
"Every Delta in the Delta House" - ANSWER-19th NP Yvonne Kennedy (1988-1992)
*Delegates voted to hold National Convention every 2 years - ANSWER-3rd NP Ethel Lamay Calimese
(1926-1929)
*NPHC was formed
Grand Chapter Incorporated
, Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer were bonded - ANSWER-4th NP Anna Johnson Jullian (1929-
1931)
*Formed Partnership with Habitat for Humanity to build 22 homes - ANSWER-20th NP Bertha
Maxwell Roddey (1992-1996)
*Appointed to serve on several commissions by President Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon
Golden Anniversary celebrated
Social Action Commission established - ANSWER-12th NP Jeanne L. Noble (1958-1963)
*Omega Omega was established as a Memorial Chapter
DST Bulletin was published
Use of printed forms for reports, etc. began
Regional Conferences approved - ANSWER-2nd NP G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley (1923-1926)
*Delta Academy II - GEMS established - ANSWER-23rd NP Louise Allen Rice (2004-2008)
*Fortitude Commissioned and presented to Howard University as a tribute to the Founders
Delta Life Development Centers
Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair - ANSWER-16th NP Thelma Thomas Daley (1975-1979)
*President When the 1st National Convention was held
1st Black to be awarded a PhD
First Black woman to be admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar
first legal advisor to the sorority
Grand Pres 4x
Grad Chapters were authorized - ANSWER-1st NP Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander (1919-1923)
*Emphasis on Education; focus was on voting and equal rights for women, employment practices and
purchases of war bonds and ambulances
Founding of Roosevelt College - ANSWER-9th NP Mae Wright Downs Peck Williams (1944-1947)
National Headquarters Established
1st National Handbook
Revised Printed Release of the National Constitution
Awarded Silver Loving Cup to Chapters
Office of Executive Secretary created - ANSWER-6th NP Jeanette Triplett Jones (1933-1935)
*The National Commission on Arts & Letters were established
Acquisition of a new Delta Headquarters building at 1705, 1707, and 1709 New Hampshire Avenue,
NW in Washington, DC
Delta Right to Read Project
Launched DST Telecommunications
Osceola Award - ANSWER-15th NP Lillian Pierce Benbow (1971-1975)
*5 Point Projects established
Member at Large proposed
First Executive Director hired
Revision of Nomenclature - ANSWER-10th NP Dorothy Irene Height (1947-1956)
*The mortgage of Delta's first headquarters building was burned
First Delta Christmas Party - ANSWER-11th NP Dorothy Penman Harrison (1965-1958)
*Appointed to the Civil Rights Commission by President Lyndon B Johnson
Project Discover Scholastic Talent
Redesigned Teen Lift - ANSWER-14th NP Frankie Muse Freeman (1967-1971)
