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Though San Antonio does not have a local collegiate chapter here in the city, we do support many of the Region 6 chapters close to us. We are involved in a more "hands-on" way with the Zeta Eta Chapter at Texas State University in San Marcos. Zeta Eta is a growing chapter and we enjoy seeing them each year at Founders Day and other events. San Antonio alums also support Zeta Eta through House Corporation involvement, serving as advisors, assisting with initiations and senior bridge, and providing snacks during exam week in December. Congrats to San Antonio alumna Robbi Perry for being awarded Outstanding House Corporation President for Region 6 at Convention 2010!!! We also cherish our "Aunt Hannah" program, which supports all of our local San Antonio DG women at colleges and universities in Texas and around the country. (see below) Each year in December, we honor our local legacies, San Antonio collegians and their mothers at an elegant Holiday Tea. Typically held just as our collegians are returning home for Christmas break, we gather at the home of one of our alumnae to celebrate the season and to welcome our legacies, collegians and their mothers. This annual event has become a cherished tradition for our Alamo City Delta Gammas. Check our calendar page for information on when and where the tea will be held this year. We love our collegians in San Antonio!!! |
Collumnae Involvement |
Aunt Hannah Program Our Aunt Hannah program is unique in Texas, providing a wonderful opportunity for alums and collegians to connect and foster lifelong membership in Delta Gamma. Each San Antonio collegian is paired with an "Aunt Hannah" from our alumnae chapter who will mentor her throughout her college days by sending her cards or gifts and giving her encouragement. We know that the impression we, as alums, make on our new member probably will have a profound influence on their alum participation in the future. Aunt Hannahs are enouraged to share their history in Delta Gamma and in their own lives in an effort to create these important relationships. Aunt Hannahs have an opportunity to meet their "nieces" and their mothers at our annual holiday tea. |