March 28, 2022
History of service to others has been long a part of the Delta Zeta experience. Though service and philanthropy projects may have changed over the years, the commitment sisters have to help and serve others is of the greatest importance. As early as 1914, we see that the National Convention felt that the responsibility of setting a good example was a valuable quality. Mildred Van Dusen McVay, Beta-Cornell, served as the chairman of the social service committee and in her report to the convention reiterated Related Posts
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