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SIGMA TAU DELTA INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH HONORS SOCIETY UWG CHAPTER: PI OMICRON (Follow us on Facebook!) 2012-13 CHAPTER PRESIDENT: Megan Bell (mbell7@my.westga.edu) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Ashley Carroll (acarrol3@my.westga.edu), Elizabeth Wood (eraborn1@my.westga.edu), and Sydney Bolding (sboldin1@my.westga.edu)--graduate student representatives; Brandy Messer (bmesser1@my.westga.edu) and Sean Jepson (sjepson1@my.westga.edu)--undergraduate representatives. FACULTY ADVISORS: Dr. Rebecca Harrison (rharriso@westga.edu) and Dr. Patrick Erben (perben@westga.edu) |
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2012-2013 Events: (Please check regularly for updates!)
Thursday, September 27, 2012 Sigma Tau Delta Film Event and Soup Kitchen Benefit: Payback (J. Baichwal, 2012) 5:30pm, TLC 1301 This film is based on the book Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth by Margaret Atwood. Please bring a non-perishable food donation to benefit the Carroll County Soup Kitchen.
Thursday, November 15, Harvest Dinner for all Sigma Tau Delta Members, Spouses and Children. Turkey and drinks will be provided. Pl 6:00pm, Alumni House Please bring side dishes and/or desserts.
February 21, 7pm Sigma Tau Delta Trivia Night Underground Books Come hang out with other Sigma Tau Delta Members, invite new or prospective members, and WIN COOL PRIZES DURING OUR FIRST EVER TRIVIA NIGHT!
Tuesday, April 9, 2013 Department of English Awards Ceremony and Inception of New Sigma Tau Delta members 3pm, Campus Center Ballroom
Tuesday, April 9 English Awards Reception, hosted by Sigma Tau Delta 5:00pm, Alumni House
Wednesday, April 24 World Book Night--Sigma Tau Delta Community Partnership Event 12:30pm, Mt. Zion High School Sigma Tau Delta Donated 100 copies of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale to the English Dept. at Mt. Zion
Past Events: Thursday, September 8, 5pm, Pafford 308 Sigma Tau Delta Kick-Off Event. Come socialize with other English majors and minors & help us plan our activities for the new academic year! Refreshments provided!
Thursday, October 13, 3-6pm, English Major/Minor Meet & Greet. Come out and meet your fellow majors/minors and Nook, Ingram Library professors, plan events, and drink free coffee!
Monday, March 21, 7pm, TLC 1303: Soup Kitchen Benefit Reading, Featuring UWG Creative Writing Alumni/ae Katy Gunn, Nick McRae, and Eric Smith
Wednesday, April 13, 5-8pm: Sigma Tau Delta Student Readers Series 2011, Featuring the work of Seth Carter Crowe, Christine Couvillon, Tim Payne, Katie Evans, Kimberly Smith, and Jen Rivers. At Bella Coffee, Maple Street.
Friday, April 15, 5:30pm: Annual Sigma Tau Delta Spring Fling at the home of Dr. Harrison and Erben, 383 Camp Drive, Carrollton, GA 30117. Sigma Tau will provide drinks and yard games! Please bring a covered dish and your tennis shoes! |
What is Sigma Tau Delta?
Sigma Tau Delta is an international honor society for
English majors and minors. The society seeks to recognize students
who excel in their literary studies and serves both to applaud what
students have achieved and enrich their experience of literary study
through local and national events.
How can I join Sigma Tau
Delta?
Membership application forms are available in the
English Department Office and from Dr. Harrison or Dr. Erben.
Prospective members must be English majors or minors or graduate
students who have completed two English courses beyond English
1101/1102, have a minimum B average in their English classes and have
completed at least three semesters of college study. Applications
should be accompanied by a check for $40 (your lifetime membership fee),
made out to Dr. Patrick Erben.
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MEMBERSHIP FORM!
Do I need to be a member to
attend activities?
No! Members help plan and organize activities, but
everyone is welcome to attend events.
What are some of the
benefits of becoming a member of the society?
The national organization sponsors a conference, you
can submit your creative work to The Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle or
critical writing to The Sigma Tau Delta Review. Members are also
eligible for scholarships through the national organization, and all
members receive the national newsletter, letting you know what's going
on in literary studies around the country. Click the banner below to
visit the national website.
