Sororities are self-sustaining friendship organisations composed of women. Most commonly formed with students in colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. However, the sorority ideal is available to everyone, including those who have not attended higher education or who are from diverse backgrounds.
 
A sorority is an organisation whose purpose is to foster friendship and community, among other things
 
Membership in a sorority is a privilege, and all members are expected to exemplify the finest personal qualities and embody the qualities supported by the organisation.
 
Members promote cultural interests, provide service to others, cultivate friendships and continually strive to improve themselves.
 
Many of the basic tenets of sororities and fraternities are essentially the same, yet each is distinct to each specific organisation.
 
Each group fulfils its own purpose and serves the needs of its individual members by developing effective programs in scholarship, culture & diversity and community service and self-improvement.
 
Delta Kappa Nu seeks to provide life-long friendship, support and kindness to all its sister and to the world at large.

'Tis the season to be merry...and to think about other people. While we're all celebrating, Christmas, Hanukkah, Thanksgivukkah - there are many people out there who are unable to celebrate.

For many, the festive season can be a sad and lonely time.

So, think about others. Have a canned food drive. Raise some money for a local soup kitchen. Give service to a local charity. Be of good cheer and spread Christmas joy around.
Think about loved ones at home and far away. Think about the elderly. Celebrate the magic of the season with some young people who still see the magic all around them. 

Have a wonderful time - and be all that you can be for those around you.

As you progress, you will see where you have too many or not enough events, and when you might need to have planning and business meetings in order to achieve the social and philanthropic aims. Your executive board will also be able to schedule their meetings in and around other events. Once you have the plan decided - write the dates in your own planner/phone/calendar and circulate a list. That way you are less likely to double book yourself, and more likely to have high attendance at all sorority meetings.

As a chapter, it helps to know where you are going - and how you plan on getting there.