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(U.S.) Thanksgiving Holiday Closing
The Fraternity, Theta Foundation, and Fraternity Housing Corporation offices will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 27, through Friday, Nov. 29, in recognition of the (U.S.) Thanksgiving Day holiday.
Alumna Initiate Process
The Fraternity's alumna initiate program offers membership to exceptional women who, for reasons unknown, were not a part of Greek life as college women. Our laws state that an alumna initiate candidate must be a woman who attended college and for whom a reference has been received (from a member in good standing), in accordance with the laws of the Fraternity.
The hope of the Fraternity is for the alumna initiate to become an active member of an alumnae group, advise a college chapter, volunteer time and leadership skills as part of the Fraternity's workforce, give to Theta Foundation, or to participate in some way once initiated.
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Eleanor Boyd
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The first step for the candidate is the completion of a reference by a member in good standing. An alumna initiate candidate must also have a sponsor, who is normally the member completing the reference; however, any member in good standing may serve as a sponsor.
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The candidate will participate in a brief conversation with the director of alumnae engagement. This allows an opportunity for the candidate to express her intentions, hopes and planned involvement in membership with Kappa Alpha Theta. It also allows the candidate an opportunity to ask any questions she might have about her membership at that time.
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Once approved, the candidate will then participate in an education process led by the sponsor, which includes Fraternity history and core values. The sponsor will work with headquarters staff to set up her initiation date and chapter.
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The candidate's financial obligations (payable by the sponsor or candidate) include an initiation fee of $184, which includes a standard badge and a Life Loyal membership that has a one-time fee of $299. Life Loyal membership includes Fraternity per capita dues for life and a quarterly subscription to The Kappa Alpha Theta Magazine, among other benefits.