Nancy Eliason

We serve the communities of Duluth, Cloquet, Esko, and Proctor.

In December of 2004 we donated a dollhouse to the Duluth Public Library. It is the Beta Rose Manor. By clicking here, you can see this philanthropic project. In 2006, we donated another dollhouse to the West Duluth Branch Library. This one is named the Culkin Banning House to honor 2 former outstanding members: Margaret Culkin Banning, author, and her sister Mabel Culkin, professor at UMD.

We have a rich representation of the experienced education community of the Twin Cities.

Cherye Griffiths

 

June Hendrickson

 

Gloria Mehle

 

Araceli Turch (contact person)

We serve the communities of St. Cloud and central Minnesota.

We serve the communities of Winona, La Crescent, Houston, Rollingstone, and Lewiston

We are blessed with two state past presidents as our members: Jan Karjala and Jeanne LaBlonde.

We serve the communities of Duluth, Proctor, and Carlton.

Key women educators who share a love of reading, raise money for a local grant in aid, and to a non-traditional woman seeking an education degree. We enjoy tremendous, positive fellowship with each other. We are fun!

We serve the communities of Bemidji, Bagley, Cass Lake, Blackduck, Clearbrook, Northome, Walker, Remer, and Red Lake.

We have 120 members meeting six times a year in various restaurants. Our emphasis is on member participation and grants to teachers in training.

Find out more about our activities by visiting Mu's website.

Learn more about this Mankato based chapter at Nu's website.

We serve the communities of Robbinsdale, Wayzata, Osseo, and Brooklyn Center.

We are exploring a new format for our chapter. We have responsibilities divided into cluster groups.

We serve the communities of Faribault and the Northfield area.

We need new members!

We serve the communities of Mahtomedi, Maplewood, North St. Paul, Oakdale, Stillwater, White Bear Lake.

Our chapter is filled with talented, women educators. We support a local women and children's shelter by purchasing school supplies, serving meals, and regularly contributing to their financial and material needs.

This chapter is proud of the leadership its members have shown including that of Past Tau State Presidents Robbie Johnson and Gloria Haslund. 

Please visit us on the web at Sigma Chapter's website.

We serve Meeker and Wright Counties.

We need new, working members!! We are a friendly group that enjoys learning, laughing, and loving.

We serve the communities of Crookston, East Grand Forks, Ada, Twin Valley, Halstad, Gary, McIntosh, and Fertile

We are located in the Red River Valley.

 

Roberta Dahling

 

We serve the communities of Lake City, Red Wing, Zumbrota, and Wanamingo.

We are a group of 42 members. We hold 4 meetings per year plus a holiday get-together at a member's home. We have had members active in state level committee positions. We also support girls projects within our four communities.

We serve the communities of Arlington, Glencoe, Hutchinson, Gibbon, and Brownton. We serve the counties of McLeod, Carver, and Sibley.

We have 30 active and 2 reserve members who meet in the months of September, October, November, March, April, May, and one summer social get-together.

We serve the communities of Mound, Westonka, and Minnetonka. Our chapter contributes thousands of hours volunteering our time with such things as Guardian ad Litem, Sojourner, MN Landscape Arboretum, State Parks, church activities, classroom volunteers, books for the blind, election day, Historical Society, and various activities with the elderly.

We serve the communities of Sleepy Eye, Springfield, New Ulm, and Hanska.

We serve the communities in the north and northwest metropolitan area: New Brighton, Brooklyn Park, Fridley, Osseo, and Anoka.

Ours is a small and dynamic membership! Our programs are initiated by "The Reflective Women." Its four units are 1) Composing a Life, 2) Experiencing Beauty, 3) Searching for Truths, and 4) Engaging Communities. We find this method stimulating and enjoyable - a mark of success!

We serve the communities of Lakeville, Bloomington, Farmington, Rosemount, and Apple Valley.

We are a very small chapter.

We serve the communities of Andover, Anoka, Blaine, Champlin, and Coon Rapids.

We are a very active chapter. In each of the past ten years, through our fundraising efforts and memorial bequests honoring former teachers, we gave two or three scholarships to young women entering college to become teachers. This year, in addition to hearing speakers and visiting community resources, we plan to continue to offer scholarships to future women educators.

We serve the communities of Woodbury, Newport, St. Paul Park, Cottage Grove, South St. Paul & Burnsville.

We are small, but very close, yet very open to new people. We all work together on everything.