Sigma Sigma Sigma- Alpha Mu

09/22/2022

Fun Fact: Karli Sherman (former UL employee) will be the presenter of tonight’s Virtual Leadership Symposium and Samantha Graffeo Bueche, our very own Alpha Mu Advisor & Alumnae, will be the host of the webinar tonight.

Register for the 1 hour webinar tonight!

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: VLS Courageous Leadership – Karlie Sherman. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

03/30/2021

We’ll be under the Union Porch until 1! Y’all come stop by!

07/30/2020

With Fall 2020 Recruitment taking place virtually next month, the Alpha Mu Chapter of Tri Sigma is more than willing to accept Letters of Recommendation! A Letter of Recommendation is not required for the young women going through Formal Recruitment at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, but our chapter gladly accepts them to allow us to have insight on the Potential New Members. As alumnae of Tri Sigma, you are able to write a young woman, that you know, a letter speaking on her behalf. We would appreciate your virtual participation through the link below for any Tri Sigma Chapter’s Possible New Member.

Thank you for introducing a potential new member! Potential New Member … Read more

06/23/2020

Learn more about greek life and getting involved at UL! DM on instagram to get the zoom link for this info session!!♡

06/03/2020

Sisters,

We want to sincerely say that we are sorry for the times we have remained silent and you needed to hear our voice. We acknowledge where we have not directly and adequately addressed issues of prejudice and injustice. We don’t always get it right; we recognize that, and we thank you for holding us accountable.

Privilege is when you think something is not a problem because it is not a problem for you personally. The climate of the world right now is personal for our sisters of color, which means it is a problem for ALL of us. We know that the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, along with countless others, are not isolated events but are part of a massive issue of racial injustice affecting our nation and our Black sisters. We are taking the initiative to learn how, as a member organization, we can use our platform to help make a shift on a societal level. When we fail to make changes that we are fully capable of making, we fail to uphold our values.

We are thankful for your grace while we learn to do better, your suggestions, and your openness to helping us work towards a common goal. When we know better, we do better. We want to be here with you, to be present with you, to be a place where you feel safe and shielded from the world until we can change the world.

We are vowing to be better listeners, to be more transparent on how we are taking action, and to empower our members to use their voices and resources in the name of injustice. Our next focus will be to push our members to engage with our educational lessons and give us feedback, as education is the first step towards making Tri Sigma better. We will also be sharing resources, opening doors of communication between our organization and the women we serve and creating departmental action plans for implementing changes across the board—from the collegiate experience all the way to the alumnae experience.

We know… we keep telling you how we hear you and we care. Now we are going to show you.

06/03/2020

Tri Sigma members will be instruments of change. We, as a national organization, will continue to educate and challenge all of our members—undergraduate and alumnae—to stand up and speak up for what is right.

While we know there is still much work to be done, education is the key. All Tri Sigma members and volunteers have been enrolled in a three-part educational series on inclusive excellence to be better equipped to discuss concepts and experiences related to diversity, equity, and inclusion with the goal of creating a sisterhood more inclusive of all members. Tri Sigma will continue to advocate for change, together.

05/15/2020

We would like to give a huge congratulations to all of our seniors who graduated today!! Alpha Mu wishes each of you great success as y’all go into this next chapter of your lives! Remember that y’all will always have a home here with us❤️

01/12/2020

Our risk manager, Lexie Babin, and honor council, Mackenzie Gondran, represented Alpha Mu at the Prevention Institute in Dallas, Texas this weekend. We can’t wait to find out everything they learned about keeping our chapter safe!

12/28/2019

Our thoughts and prayers go out all of Carly McCord’s friends and family as well as the Alpha Zeta chapter of Tri Sigma. Carly will always be remembered; faithful unto death.💜Our hearts also go out to all of the other families who lost a loved one in the crash.

11/04/2019

So proud to say we are the winners of this years Homecoming!! A huge shoutout to our amazing chairs, Alise and Grace, for making this week so awesome!😚

10/21/2019

This week starts Character Counts Week for Tri Sigma so everyday this week we will be sharing how one of our sisters represents one of our five values. Our values: wisdom, hope, power, faith, and love are all what make us women of character and set the standard of which we hold ourselves to.

Today we are sharing how our sister Ashlyn Doucet represents power! Ashlyn “is always one step above the game of not only her life but everyone else around her. She works 3 jobs, is taking 21 credit hours, and is an awesome Education Director. She inspires all those around her to find and embrace their own power! She truly is a Boss Sigma Woman!”

08/07/2019

Some of our sisters just got back from the Dunham Women of Character Institute! They learned about the 6 pillars of character and their importance to Tri Sigma Women. They also learned so much about our philanthropies and met so many other empowered women from chapters across the nation!