COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
On Campus!
Nationally!
Our chapter sisters believe in having a balanced life outside of Sigma Lambda Gamma. All of our active sisters are involved in other organizations on campus relating to interests and issues that they are passionate about. You may find Pi Gamma Chapter ladies at:
Sigma Alpha Pi Honor Society
LSAMP
Microbiology Club
Global Buddies
Zoology Club
MU Project You
Office of Residence Life - Resident Assistants
The National Residence Hall Honorary
Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE) Business Fraternity
AIGA
Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK)
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars
Anime Club
NBLSA
Poetry Club
Japanese Culture and Language Club
Psi Chi
Adopt a School
Clubhouse
Urban Teaching Cohort
Actuarial Science Club
Society of Creative Anachronism
The Community Advancement Program Board
Spectrum
First Miami Student Credit Union
Diversity Affairs Council
Pi Gamma upholds our principle of Social Interaction and promotes divesity collaborating with other organizations such as:
ALAS
LYLAS
Office of Diversity Affairs
Center for American and World Cultures
The Women's Center
F-WORD
Career Services
MU Project You
Breast Cancer Awareness
Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority Donates Over $14,000 to Breast Cancer Research
SLG celebrates “Pink Out” Success Across the Country
Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. supports a variety of charitable organizations as a part of our community service commitment. As a national organization, we are proud to dedicate our philanthropic efforts to our national causes, Breast Cancer Awareness and the TRIO programs. Sorority entities conduct and participate in extraordinary programming events that are designed to bring about public awareness and education on these topics. In addition to our national service programs, our organization knows no limits in the quality and innovativeness of seminars and workshops which are facilitated by our membership.
Women, children and societal issues serve as a focal point for the programming efforts of our collegiate and alumnae groups. On the regional and local levels, chapters and alumnae associations identify important issues within their respective communities to create a positive change for the next generation. It is our goal to collaborate with many campus organizations and philanthropic groups to share the belief in community service and instill a compassion for the hardships faced within our global family.
TRiO Programs
The Federal TRIO Programs (TRIO) are Federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. TRIO includes eight programs targeted to serve and assist low-income individuals, first-generation college students, and individuals with disabilities to progress through the academic pipeline from middle school to postbaccalaureate programs. TRIO also includes a training program for directors and staff of TRIO projects.
The recipients of the grants, depending on the specific program, are institutions of higher education, public and private agencies and organizations including community-based organizations with experience in serving disadvantaged youth and secondary schools. Combinations of such institutions, agencies, and organizations may also apply for grants. These entities plan, develop and carry out the services for students. While individual students are served by these entities, they may not apply for grants under these programs. Additionally, in order to be served by one of these programs, a student must be eligible to receive services and be accepted into a funded project that serves the institution or school that student is attending or the area in which the student lives.
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