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Collegiate Transition Taskforce

 

Collegiate Connection Committee

The Collegiate Transition Taskforce (CTT) was established by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated to help increase the transitioning rate of collegiate members to alumnae chapters by serving as a resource for collegiate members to connect with an alumnae chapter before they graduate. The purpose of CTT is to help guide and foster a sisterly relationship between collegiate and alumnae chapters.  HMAC's Collegiate Connection Corner exists to disseminate this information and provide valuable feedback to assist Sorors in making a successful and seamless transition.

Collegiate Transition Toolkit

The CTT Toolkit is designed to help collegiate members get relevant information about transitioning into an alumnae chapter.  The CTT has developed a variety of resources that are essential to a successful transition.  Your CTT Toolkit includes: 

  • CTT Checklist - This is a checklist that sets out specific steps based on an all-inclusive timeline that will help you navigate your transitioning process.
  • CTT Directory - This is a listing of chapters, organized by region.  It also includes details that may be relevant to your alumnae chapter selection, including chapter meeting dates, and information on chapter membership dues.
  • CTT Handbook - This handbook is a full reference guide detailing the importance of transitioning to an alumane chapter.  It includes important resources such as the CTT, in its entirety, and other helpful information.
These documents can be found in the Collegiate Transition Task Force section on the password protected Members Only area of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.'s national website.  Access the Member Portal and sign in.  Select the Collegiate Transition Task Force link within the National Area menu link and the CTT Toolkit documents can be downloaded.








 







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