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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Epsilon
|GreekSymbol= E
|Image= [[File:Epsilon.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|1873|11|25}}
|College= [https://www.iwu.edu/ Illinois Wesleyan University]
|Location= Bloomington, IL
|Province= Epsilon South
|Homepage= [https://iwu.kappa.org Epsilon's Website]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Epsilon Media related to Epsilon Chapter]
}}

'''Illinois Wesleyan University, established in 1850, Bloomington, Illinois'''

'''Founded on November 25, 1873,''' by Kate Ross, the first woman admitted to
Illinois Wesleyan University, Millie R. Clarke, Kate B. Ross

'''1,931 initiates (as of June 2018)'''

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'''Charter Members:'''
Millie R. Clarke, Kate Rosetta Graves, Kate B. Ross

'''Fraternity Council Members:'''

Lida Kline (Tuthill), Grand Marshal 1881 - 1882; Helen Pollock (Reed), Grand Marshal 1888 - 1890;Virginia Sinclair, Grand Treasurer 1902 – 1904, First Officer for Alumnae 1904; Beth Uphoff Black, Vice President 2010 – 2012, Director of Chapters 2008 – 2010, Director of Alumnae 2006 - 2008; Sandra Laich Fetcho, Bylaws Chairman 2010-2012, Director of Standards 2006 – 2010; Cathy Thompson Carswell, Fraternity President 1996 – 2000, Vice President 1994 -1996, Foundation Board of Trustees 1994 – 2000, Director of Chapters 1992 - 1994; Director of Personnel 1990 – 1992; Kristen Hranicka, Leadership Consultant, 2010 - 2011, Chapter Consultant, 2011 - 2012; Beth Black, Fraternity Council Member and Fraternity President, etc.; Sandra Fetcho, Fraternity Council, Ritual & History Specialist, etc. Bailee Soltys Myers, District Director, 2020-present

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

'''Additional Outstanding Epsilon Alumnae'''

Julia A. Ames, initiated 1879, international journalist and founding member of the Illinois Woman"s Press Association; Judy Berry Duffek, Epsilon Province Directors of Alumnae 1983 – 1985, 1985 – 1987
Catherine Bernotas Gelhaar, Epsilon Province Director of Chapters 1981 – 1983, 1983 - 1985; Epsilon Province Director of Alumnae 1977- 1979, 1979 – 1981, 1981 – 1983; Jean Holdridge (Reeves), Graduate Counselor 1942-1943; Joan Copenhaver (Cox) Graduate Counselor 1955-1956; Carol Krueger (Culver), Graduate Counselor 1958-1959; Rebecca McLaughlin (Neigher), Graduate Counselor 1967-1968; Pamela Martin (Thiel), Graduate Counselor 1971-1973; Carlisle Judd (Hamilton), Graduate Counselor 1972-1972; Kristen Hranicka, Leadership Consultant 2011 - 2012; Sandra Fetcho; Beth Black

'''Notable Honored Epsilon Alumnae:'''

1974: Mary Carol Eeten Frieburg – Historical Society of Arlington Heights, Illinois, President
1998: Cathy Thompson Carswell – Illinois Wesleyan University, Trustee
2008: Marianne Wolf-Astrauskas – Illinois Woman’s Press Association “Communicator of Achievement” 2009: Lana Weiss Brown – Illinois Woman’s Press Association “Communicator of Achievement”

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==The Early Years (From The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma 1870–1976)==

Epsilon Chapter at Illinois Wesleyan University holds the oldest written charter (dated 1873) continuously in existence. Although Delta Chapter was established before Epsilon, the charter was not received by Delta until February of 1875.

Illinois Wesleyan University, in the center of wealthy agricultural McLean County, was established in 1850 and admitted women in 1870. In 1873, there were 925 male students and 36 female students, and a faculty of nine. In 1970, there were 925 men, 884 women and a faculty of 170. Franklin Avenue, a mile long, connects Illinois Wesleyan with Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. This is a unique fact and has probably had great significance in the histories of the two universities.

The first female student at Illinois Wesleyan was Kate Ross. Admitted to the university as a sophomore, she was one of the three charter members of Epsilon Chapter, and served as its first Treasurer. Kate earned the honor of presenting the class oration at IWU’s 1874 commencement. “Neither today, nor ever, can we forget to be grateful that four years ago the Wesleyan University invited to equal privileges sons and daughters. The darkness of the past has rolled away,” she declared. “Liberty is dawning.”

Epsilon came about because in the summer of 1873, Millie Clark became interested in Kappa through a cousin at Monmouth College. Alpha then pledged Millie, but instead of going to Monmouth in the fall, she went to Wesleyan, and once there, she, Kate Ross, and Kate Graves (Walter) petitioned Kappa. The petition was granted November 25, a meeting was held, and Millie was elected chapter President. Kate Graves was elected Secretary and Kate Ross was elected treasurer.

At the second meeting, three new members were initiated: Mary Helen Kuhl, Aggie Morrison, and Nettie Learned. A committee was appointed to draw up bylaws, arrange for framing the charter, and buy a secretary’s book. There was some discussion about the badge as Epsilon wanted a half-size key, but the chapter soon learned that the badge must be official and ordered from an official firm.

The new keys were worn first at a “social” in the spring of 1875, a party given by Professor Crow, whose wife, Lizzie Kanaga Crow, became an honorary member. The new badges created quite a stir at the party and some amusing young men came wearing huge imitation door keys sewn to their lapels.

Chapter meetings were literary, and debates were so popular that they were included in the chapter programs until the 1920s. The debates, orations, and declamations of those early meetings were taken seriously, and had little of the humorous nature which crept in with the passage of years. Early Epsilon members won state and interstate honors. During the first two years of the chapter's life, no mention is made of social events, but in 1875, Epsilon decided to give a public literary entertainment. This "exhibition", as it was called, was given with the help of Phi Gamma Delta, and consisted of a literary program including Greek and German recitations, essays, and an oration.

Chapter minutes, kept carefully from November 25, 1873, broke off February 10, 1881, and did not reappear until December 2, a mystery that has never been explained. It was a time of reconstruction and at the December 2 meeting, a copy of the new constitution was requested by mail. Until its arrival, the chapter adopted the colors pink and heliotrope!

In 1876, the chapter taxed each member one dollar and sent Belle Sterling (Scott) to the Fraternity Convention. That same year, Kappa Alpha Theta had been established at Wesleyan and a Panhellenic banquet was held. In 1878, after having been the hostess chapter for the Kappa General Convention, Epsilon was designated Grand Chapter and found itself filled with the spirit of expansion. In 1899, the whole chapter went to install Beta Lambda at the University of Illinois. Thirty-six years later, the thrill was repeated when Alpha was reinstated at Monmouth, and Epsilon, installing chapter, moved in en masse for this inspiring occasion.

Julia A. Ames was initiated at Epsilon on November 19, 1879. After leaving the Wesleyan campus she would go on to attend the Chicago School of Oratory. Soon after, she became a world traveling journalist active in the temperance and equal suffrage causes. Ames would also become a founding member of the Illinois Woman's Press Association, the oldest organization of professional women writers, in May, 1885.

When Epsilon entertained the Fraternity Convention again in 1890, there were signs of increasing chapter sophistication: a reception area, a tea, a formal dance, a dinner. The formerly simple Initiations, too, had changed. One member hand-printed and decorated a parchment book, which was used yearly and cherished by alumnae. The holding of mock initiations was abandoned in 1912 and Courtesy Week substituted.

Chapter meeting places were a problem for many years. Early meetings were held in Henrietta Hall, an old dormitory, followed by a small room in Old Main, classrooms, and members’ homes. In 1889, the college granted use of a room near the Chapel entrance, on the third floor of the main building. The room was higher than it was long, crowded, not beautiful, but it was Epsilon’s home for 36 years. Everyone stopped by, going to or coming from chapel.

By 1927, the ban on houses for women’s fraternities had been lifted and the home of former Congressman Frank H. Funk was rented. The next year, the Funks returned from Washington and the chapter was on the move. The House Board was considering building when an elegant house came up for sale. A corporation was formed, the house was purchased, and many dollars were spent in redecorating. And 1401 North Main Street was ready in the fall of 1935 to be the chapter home for 35 years. Many loyal alumnae devoted themselves to the new house.

Due to a fire in 1943, Epsilon offered the use of its recreation room and for several months classes were held there. The girls helped replace university alumni records lost in the fire, and helped the Home Economics Department move into new quarters.

==The Mid-1900s==

During the 1950s, it was obvious that more room was needed. A new house was decided on, a lot was purchased, and persona letters were sent to all alumnae. The university agreed to help with the financing, and Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity Headquarters came forward with great help, and the work began. Ground was broken in the fall of 1964, and impressive ceremonies were held.
In September of 1965, the chapter moved into its new home at 105 East Graham Street, a block from the campus a Georgian style house of brick with iron grille work in a fleur-de-lis motif. The chapter proudly entertained the Province Convention there in 1967. The library is a memorial to Esther Hart Hawks, initiated in 1892, who had made the other house possible through her work and financial help. The library is also a trophy room. A committee contributed albums containing photos of nearly all alumnae from 1873 to the 1970s and beyond. The house accommodated 45 members. The active Epsilon members of the 1970s ranked high in scholarship and leadership. A singing group “The Blues” was becoming well known in the area.

Celebration of the chapter centennial was held at the Illinois Wesleyan Memorial Student Center on October 20, 1973. Charlotte Fitz Henry Robling, first woman to receive a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard, was master of ceremonies. Fraternity Vice President Marjorie Matson Converse, GD-Purdue, was the speaker. At the close of her talk, she presented the university with a $1,000 scholarship in honor of Epsilon Chapter.

A history would not be complete without remembering Nettie Greenlee Benjamin, initiated in 1884, the Annual Community Award recipient in 1934, instrumental in starting the Home Bureau known to women everywhere. She is best remembered by Epsilon members for the “Benjamin Picnic,” held for almost all of 32 years at her country home at Commencement time. It was the longest-lived, the oldest and dearest of Epsilon traditions.

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The previous information was excerpted from The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 1870-1976. The information that follows has been gleaned from available resources including Chapter History Reports, chapter meeting minutes, letters and comments from chapter members and alumnae, the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity Archives, and The Key. Each chapter is expected to update its history record annually. Contact Fraternity Headquarters at kkghq@kkg.org with questions.
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==Introduction to and Highlights of the 1970s:==

College can be many things, an intellectual arena, a place where enduring friendships occur, and an experience of life lessons learned. On the Illinois Wesleyan campus, coeds had strict hours and were required to wear skirts to class and at extracurricular events until the end of the 60s decade. Members of the 1969 class were the last required to wear "Freshman Beanies" until the homecoming game. If the football team won, the beanies came off; if the team lost, the beanies were worn until Thanksgiving recess. Kappas, along with the other sorority women on campus would attach Greek letters to their hats as a way of identifying the house they were from. It would be liberating for those women who by 1970 would feel the popularity of a movement swaying across the campus quad as well as the nation for the recognition of the dignity of women.

Ti-Grace Atkinson spoke to 500 people in the Main Lounge on the campus of IWU on a September evening in 1970. The former head of the National Organization for Women dealt with the issue of sexism in American society; in its law enforcement, religious institutions, educational establishments, and in the mind-sets of the vast majority of its citizens.
Actress, Helen Hayes was IWU's most famous guest critic and lecturer that same year during the Fine Arts Festival, describing the campus production of "The Tempest" as "enchanting" and "delightful."

On a Saturday night in the Bloomington campus fieldhouse, literally layers of audience including Epsilon Kappas were awed by the harmony and instrumentality of a rock group as they played. From Chicago radio, WLS's "lovable Super Jock" Larry Lujack initiated a "pick up the survey on the floor with Chris Stevens' pic and you win yourself a Bobby Sherman Christmas Album contest."
Campus Carol drew representative squads of singers including the Kappas who had perfected their routines and observers from each housing unit to a stage set up in the Main Lounge of Memorial Hall.

Basketball reigned supreme as the Titans took the NAIA District 20 title that year. According to the hotel-motel bureau in Kansas City, 800 people from Bloomington, Illinois registered rooms for the NAIA National Tournament. The Titans had been favored to win this contest, but in the end, the title would not be theirs to bring home. Adlai E. Stevenson III, Democrat, and junior Senator from Illinois, addressed the audience at senior commencement.

In 1970 Epsilon members were popular and polished leaders on campus. Their individual leadership roles included: Chairwoman of the Religious Lectureship Series, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Secretary, Homecoming Court, Student Senator, IWU Cheerleading Squad, Sophomore Vice President, and Phi Kappa Phi.

Lana Weiss Brown, a talented member of the chapter was a professional ventriloquist. Word was out around campus about her talent and professional magician James Whitehurst, who chaired the Religious Department at the time and was her professor in Oriental and Occidental Religions asked her if she’d cover for him on shows in Bloomington he couldn’t make due to scheduling conflicts. Lana agreed and from then on the two appeared at the State Farm Insurance Christmas Party for employees, at the Bloomington Country Club and the Beich Candy Company. Back at the chapter house, the Kappas insisted that Lana perform at Rush, for alumnae dinners and Panhellenic performances. She used her puppet at philanthropic parties sponsored by the actives for local children.

Rush was held the week before school started in the fall. The third floor of the chapter house was unfinished (except for two rooms) and that is where initiation and rush voting was traditionally held. During the 1970s the university sororities had a cap of fifty on the number of members per house. Epsilon chapter was at capacity.

Each new member was assigned an upperclassman to be her Pledge Mom. The identity of a new member’s pledge mother remained secret until the revealing ceremony shortly before initiation. Once revealed this woman acted as a mentor and guide for the new member in the chapter.
During the 1970 Homecoming Week Epsilon Kappas were paired with the Alpha Iota Chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity. Their combined efforts earned their float first place in the campus parade.
Etiquette and presentation were important factors in the daily life of a Kappa. They were expected to be present for all meals served in the dining room. They ate at tables set with tablecloths and Kappa Kappa Gamma encrusted dinnerware, and were served five afternoons a week by houseboys, usually hired from fraternities on campus who needed a campus job. The notion that this male kitchen crew would be completely invisible to the women in the house and only there to serve them was not true. Though there wasn’t a written rule about the houseboys dating residents in the house, it was usually not done. Houseboys became good friends to the women in the chapter house often acting as coaches for fraternity inspired games such as Sigma Chi Derby Week and Phi Gamma Delta’s FIJI Island Week.

Smoking was allowed but there were rules as to the proper way to hold, light and smoke a cigarette. The chapter pledges were assigned phone duty during specific times in the afternoon and evening. During those assignments, the pledges on duty were responsible for taking messages and notifying members in the house if they received a phone call or had a visitor on the main floor of the house. Security was also an issue. Fraternities would often come to the chapter house to serenade the actives.

During the decade, it was common practice for new pledges to organize and take a pledge class "walk-out." Walk-outs were a time when as a group the new members creatively “decorated” the front lawn and porch before leaving to visit another chapter house of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Love was always in the air at the chapter house. Candle light rituals were a tradition held in the front foyer on the first floor of the house as an opportunity to announce the news whenever a woman would accept a young man’s lavaliere or pin, became engaged, or was married. Members gathered in a circle and sang the pinning song as a lit candle would be passed from woman to woman once for accepting a lavaliere, twice around the circle for being pinned, a third time for becoming engaged and a fourth time for getting married until it reached the lucky lady and she would blow it out.

Alums were always present at the chapter house, more as mentors and guides.
With the growth of chapter membership, one attempt to solve the housing challenge resulted in “townies” being allowed to live at home. This arrangement accommodated more members while staying within the house quota and capacity set by fire code.
In 1971, seven Kappas started a singing/instrumental group called Blue. The group, dressed in blue and blue pantsuits with matching scarves was formed to compete in the Greek Week talent show which the group won. Two of the women played guitar and worked up enough songs for the group to perform at programs on campus. The Alumni office got the group additional gigs at alumni gatherings in the community including a political convention, IWU's Mother’s Day program and business groups Christmas parties.

Presser Hall reopened with renovations to Westbrook Auditorium after a fire in May ruined the interior. An active member’s monthly house expenses (membership, room and board) totaled $135.75 during the 1972 school year. Sororities on campus traditionally led the school in scholastic achievement. The Panhellenic GPA for the first semester of the 1971-72 school year was 3.064. The all-women’s average was 3.052 and the all-school average was 2.912. IWU sorority and fraternity parties were as much a part of the social fabric of Wesleyan’s campus in the 1970s as were classes, studying, and attending sporting events. On October 12, the pledge informal, There’s Nobody Else Like You was held.

The campus of IWU grew with the completion of the Alice Millar Center for the Fine Art and the addition of the Media Center in the fall of 1973.

Epsilon chapter's centennial celebrated in the fall of 1973 included an open house at the chapter house. Three actives wore period dresses lent by a Kappa alum including a beautiful historical wedding gown from the 1800's thought to have been worn about the time Epsilon chapter was founded.

The Dug Out and the Grill in the Memorial Student Center were a center for social exchange. The Sweetheart and Sweethunk contests were held there in February, 1973. The one penny/one vote contest brought in over $90 for the orphans of Bloomington-Normal. It was the venue for Student Senate debates—though usually poorly attended even with free Pepsi for those who appeared. The following March, more than 100 students would crowd into the Dugout on a Monday night to demonstrate their disapproval with the faculty vote to reduce the drop period for a class from ten to two weeks. It would become the students place to hang out, drink coffee from ceramic cups on saucers and watch, discuss, vote, and flirt through four years of campus life.

Epsilon was an outstanding chapter with each member contributing leadership and excellence in a wide variety of activities and honors some of which included serving as President of the Junior Class; President of Junior Panhellenic Council; Homecoming Court, Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Mu Gamma; Alpha Tau Delta; Beta Beta Beta; Delta Omicron; a senior chapter member was honored for scholarship and participation in campus activities with the 1973 Outstanding Senior Award at the IWU Senior Dinner.

Debra Fansher was selected as the National Guernsey Princess at the American Guernsey Cattle Club’s annual convention in Orlando, Florida. As the Illinois Guernsey Queen, she represented Illinois along with other State Queens from across the country during the National Pageant held in conjunction with the convention. A National Queen and two Princesses were crowned during the festivities.

As part of the IFC-Panhellenic Council Greek Week activities in the spring of 1973, a member of Epsilon was elected Ideal Greek Woman. The election was announced at an All-Greek banquet following day-long voting by members of the campus fraternities. During the annual spring Sigma Chi Derby Week the Sigs chose a member of Epsilon as their Derby Darling.
All Illinois Wesleyan University social fraternities and sororities supported the Franklin Square Association for the purpose of “conserving our unique neighborhood” by selling tickets to a Saga catered bar-b-que chicken picnic held in Franklin Park. The group raised more than $460 for the association.

In April of 1973, the campus Senate would demand the university abolish all women’s hours by the fall of 1974. The motion noted that Student personnel Council and All-University Judiciary Committee had recommended an across-the-board discontinuation of women’s hours the previous May.
Good relations existed between Kappas and all of the campus fraternities. Kappas wore many fraternity crowns and were selected the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the Alpha Iota chapter’s Sweetheart Formal on April 7, 1973 and another was selected Dream Girl of the Beta Rho chapter of Theta Chi at their Dream Girl Formal on May 4, 1973.

Miss Gwendolyn Brooks, poet laureate of Illinois and the 1950 Pulitzer Prize winner delivered the address at Illinois Wesleyan University’s 114th Commencement on May 20.
During the weekend of July 20 - 22, 1973, 15 to 20 actives gathered at the chapter house to paint their bedrooms for the upcoming school semester. Local alums purchased the supplies. The girls had a great time working together, tackling the job and sprucing up the house in time for fall rush.

Change was in the air not only across the country but on the campus of IWU as the 1974-75 school year began with the appointment of a new Director of the Career Planning Office, three department chairmen and 14 new faculty members. The last steps in the Quad’s re-landscaping were put into place through a $100,000 campus project crystallized through the planning of alumnus Nelva Weber Sammataro, a well-known landscape architect and columnist with the New York Times. She graciously came to help with the planning for many summers. She and her husband would stay at the president's home while visiting campus, taking notes and sending her plans back each year. The university followed her suggestions and the campus reaped the benefits.

An article in the September 29, 1974 issue of campus newspaper, The Argus warned college students that graduates were discovering it no longer paid for them to go to college. Most of them “aren’t likely to get into graduate schools or find jobs” as reported by Esquire Magazine. The American Bar Association reported there were only “16,000 jobs for the 29,000 lawyers admitted to the bar last year.” Teachers were worse off, reported the article sighting “117,000 positions available to the 231,000 certified elementary and secondary-school teachers looking for work.”

Illinois Wesleyan’s five social sororities pledged 55 new members following formal fall rush activities with 15 selecting the Epsilon chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Actor and former student of IWU, McLean Stevenson made a surprise visit to campus during break from filming episodes of M*A*S*H. Students were invited to come and speak with Mrs. Nancy Stevenson, wife of U.S. Senator Adlai Stevenson at a luncheon on campus.

Women’s flag football returned to IWU and the fierce Epsilon team won the campus title.
The chapter paired with Sigma Chi took home second place honors during the Campus Carols Competition.

The Women’s Consciousness Group adopted by the co-operative effort of the Panhellenic Council and women’s dorms presented “Me, Myself, and I: Women in the Wesleyan World.” The event was billed as “a program for everyone about today’s women.” The program dealt with the issues of being a housewife and being feminine without sacrificing outside interests. It also featured a presentation of careers open to female graduates regardless of their major fields.
The chapter celebrated its Fleur-de-Lis Formal on February 16, 1974.

In the spring of 1974, sixty-degree weather and a national outbreak of “streaking” provoked an outburst of clothes-shedding at full speed through the public areas of campus. The incidents attracted the largest nighttime crowd since the Westbrook Auditorium burned in 1970.
In 1974, chapter member activities and honors included Beta Beta Beta; Alpha Mu Gamma (foreign language honorary); Homecoming Committee; Homecoming Court; Green Medallion; Panhellenic Council and Student Senate.

Student Senator and member of the chapter house attended a leadership conference at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. The conference covered a variety of leadership skill exercises, workshops and presentations with topics covering campus communications, and concerns of women and minorities.

During fall rush in 1975, the chapter renewed its tradition to “maintain excellence and total awareness in today’s changing world.” The rush brochure included this chapter favorite, “You’ll find as a Kappa you’ll always recall the laughter, the friendships, the memories and all, the blues that we cherish, the owl so wise – these are the symbols that we will hold dear all our lives.”The chapter house held the fall pledge informal Harvest on November 1, 1975.

In February, 1975 Illinois Wesleyan University celebrated its 125th anniversary. At the Founders Day celebration, guest speaker Dr. F. Thomas Trotter of Nashville, Tennessee, General Secretary of the Board of Higher Education and Minister of the United Methodist Church received an honorary doctorate of humane letters during the ceremonies. His lecture was entitled: “The Church College: Community, Culture, Competence.” After the Convocation everyone was invited to the cornerstone ceremonies for the new art and music buildings.

Basketball was king on the campus of IWU in the mid-70s. No Wesleyan University basketball team received as much pre-season attention as that of the 1975-76 squad. The Titans would go on to capture the CCIW title with a record of 15 wins and one loss. They ended the season with Jack Sikma leading the team on a trip to Kansas City where they closed the year with 23 wins and 7 losses. Sikma would go to be named to the all-tournament second team for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics basketball tournament.

In 1975, Epsilon member Debra Fansher was crowned Miss Hoffman Estates in what was the official preliminary for the Miss America title. The Theta Chi’s initiated twenty-two young women as Little Sisters of the Crossed Swords of Beta Rho Chapter on December 3. Included in the little sisters were two members from the Epsilon chapter.

The first sweetheart of Epsilon Gamma of the Sigma Pi fraternity was a member of the Kappa house. She was also given a solemn promise her name would be kept alive since she saved their chapter house and its members from a fire by warning them of the disaster. The Acacia fraternity selected an active from the chapter to be their 1975 Sweetheart. Exchanges between campus fraternities and sororities were major social activities in 1975. Epsilon members pulled on their rain gear to participate in the campus' Greek Week Philanthropy Car Wash.

Individual member continued to excellence on campus. Their honors and activities included Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Tau Delta; Wesleyana yearbook; Panhellenic Co-Chairwoman; Homecoming Court, Homecoming Committee and the featured twirler with the IWU Marching Titan Band.

In the spring the chapter celebrated the playful Shooie Baby Informal on May 3, 1975.
On February 28, 1976 Epsilon Chapter was proud to honor 13 alumnae with golden fleur-de-lis 50 year pins on the occasion of the Initiation Brunch for eight new actives.

Actives were represented on campus committees including Homecoming and Mother’s Day, Intramural Flag Football; Campus Carol; Homecoming Court; an Epsilon active held the position of Panhellenic Co-Rush Chairman and another served as Junior Panhellenic President. The chapter participated in the popular Sigma Chi Derby Days and won first place in the week’s activities to take home the Derby Jug Trophy.

In the spring of 1976, a member of the chapter was selected the Ideal Greek Woman of IWU by the campus fraternities during the annual Greek Week Activities. Jean Cooper was the recipient of the 1976 undergraduate award in Analytical Chemistry, sponsored by the Division of Analytical Chemistry of the American Chemical Society.

The Bloomington-Normal Alumnae Panhellenic scholarship was awarded to an active to further her studies in religion and philosophy. Chapter members were honored in Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Mu Gamma (foreign language honorary). Greek life was not just about pledges and parties in the mid-70s. Philanthropy played an important role on the campus of IWU. Blood drives, car washes, marathons and fund-raising efforts were part of each semester with Kappas lending their leadership to organize, recruit and participate.

In April, 1976 the Acacia Fraternity and the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority organized the first annual 24-hour “Dance for Those Who Can’t” Muscular Dystrophy Dance-A-thon held in the Dug Out of the Memorial Center. Through the cooperation and support of all Greek houses and dorms on campus the marathon chaired by a member of Acacia and Kappa Kappa Gamma, raised more than $6,450 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Dr. Robert Eckley, President of Illinois Wesleyan University, and Mayor Bittner of Bloomington, both issued proclamations naming the week as Acacia-Kappa Kappa Gamma Dance for Dystrophy Week.
Get Down Tonight was a popular disco song by K.C. and the Sunshine Band and the theme of the spring pledge informal held on May 7, 1976.

Seventeen women became tremendous pledges in the fall of 1977. Two members of the 1977 pledge class went on to serve together on Fraternity Council. Sandra (Sam) Laich Fetcho and Beth Uphoff Black became the only pledge sisters to be elected to Fraternity Council at the same time. Epsilon was well represented in honoraries and campus activities in 1977. Members belonged to Alpha Tau Delta (national nursing fraternity), Dean’s List, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Mu Gamma (foreign language), Tri-Beta (biology) and the Mother’s Day committee. During Greek Week, a member was elected the 1977 Ideal Greek Woman of IWU.

The 24th Biennial Epsilon Province meeting of Kappa Kappa Gamma was held, the theme was The Significance of You; thirteen alumnae were honored with golden fleur-de-lis 50 year pins on the occasion of the Initiation Brunch.

The chapter was awarded the Illinois Wesleyan University All-Greek Philanthropic Award based on their sponsorship of the Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon raising $10,000 for the cause.
Major trends from the past continued into the new year. In 1978, the chapter experienced issues with members keeping up with their assigned house duties and keeping the kitchen clean. The house mom at the time even threatened to close the kitchen at night. The chapter planned many social events such as formals, cook-outs with fraternities, sorority dinners, dance marathons, and volleyball games. Philanthropy events continued with the women participating in skate-a-thons, volunteering at PATH Crisis Center, lending their hands at events for the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation, and babysitting for faculty. The chapter worked to engage its new pledges and had overnights at the house, planned skits, and pledge-mom/daughter dinners. Study hours were enforced to increase the house GPA and study areas were created in the house to accomodate the renewed push to better study habits. Etiquette and manners remained a priority with the chapter inviting guest speakers to the house for advice on how to be properly managed.
Individual member honors included Kappa Delta Pi (education honorary); Pi Kappa Lambda (music honorary); Alpha Tau Delta (nursing honorary); and Alpha Lambda Delta.

In 1979, the chapter decided on a new philanthropy cause and select National Hunger Crisis Day.
Fifteen new active members were initiated into the chapter. The theme of the Preferential Dinner was A Hawaiian Luau; the fall pledge informal dance theme was Kappa Kapers. Members participated in IWU Homecoming festivities and were paired with the Acacia Fraternity earning first place for the campus skit competition and second place for the float competition.

==Highlights of the 1980s:==

Kappa Kollegiate was the theme of the 1980 fall pledge informal. Paired with Sigma Pi fraternity for the IWU Homecoming festivities, the chapter took first place in the float competition, the pledges won the 3-legged race, took third place in the campus skit competition, the chariot team placed second resulting in an overall win for the 1980 IWU Homecoming trophy.
Pledge numbers continue to increase on the Wesleyan campus. Local Epsilon alumnae took on the challenge of a major housing renovation project adding four new bedrooms and a bathroom on the unfinished portion of the third floor of the chapter house.
The annual chapter philanthropy event was a canned food drive for Sunnyside Community Center.

Following implementation of an alcohol policy that made IWU a "dry campus," 51 students are brought before the Dean of Students, charged with alcohol violations. Thirteen were found not guilty, and two of the remaining 38 were repeat offenders and sent home for a week to "talk with their parents."

Chapter activities included the 1981 fall pledge informal Kappa Kareers; the spring informal theme was Trap-A-Kappa. During Homecoming festivities, members were paired with the Sigma Chi fraternity and won the overall Homecoming trophy for the second year in a row.
New carpeting was installed in the basement; the chapter welcomed a new House Mother, Betty Rippy.

The motto, Kappability to Responsibility was adopted for the school year with the intent to remind members to respect the chapter, their sisters, and themselves.
In 1982, eleven actives were initiated; spring informal rush brought the chapter the addition of five remarkable new pledges; the spring informal dance theme was Let's Get Physical; and the chapter members bonded during Kappa Kampout weekend.

During the annual Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention in 1982, Epsilon earned the Gracious Living (Housed) Award.The 1983 fall informal dance theme was Ski Kappa; the chapter welcomed sixteen new active members and eight spring pledges. The Evelyn Chapel was constructed in 1984 and is the center of campus religious activity and the location of offices of the University Chaplain.
The chapter's goal was Ritual Appreciation. The chapter was excited to welcome twenty one new active members. An Epsilon active was crowed Illinois Wesleyan University Homecoming Queen.
Two philanthropy projects were held by the members. Kappas sold male co-ed calendars and raised $195 for Sunnyside Nursing Home and collected tabs off of pop cans for money donated to needy kidney patients.

The Evelyn Chapel won the 1985 Interior Architecture Award from the Chicago Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The chapter held a senior night filled with laughter, bonding and simply enjoying being girls at a spirited pizza party held at Chuck-E-Cheese’s pizzeria.
Two Epsilon members were co-winners of the "Most Outstanding Senior Woman Athlete" at Illinois Wesleyan University. The chapter is notably proud of their accomplishment.

The chapter was proud to have held the Epsilon Province meeting in April 1987. Members were excited to share the chapter’s rich heritage with other chapters within the province. The population growth of the university, as well as the chapter membership expanded at a rapid pace. During the summer a major remodeling project took place at the chapter house with the addition of bedrooms to the unfinished side of the third floor to accommodate the growth in membership. A new phone system was also installed.

When the private home directly south of the chapter house went on the market, the local alum board purchased the property, cleared the lot and expanded the existing parking area for the Kappas.

The house social calendar was very busy with the spring formal and informal. Fall rush was exciting with the addition of 21 diverse pledges who made the chapter shine even brighter. The semester was full with fraternity exchanges and the annual pledge informal titled Kappa Khoas with couples dressed in the clothing styles of different eras. The chapter pulled together participating in annual Greek Week events such as volleyball and tug-a-war. The Homecoming theme Graffiti sparked the women to work on their 50s inspired float. The chapter participated in fall intramurals and won first place in the softball tournament. Men’s basketball ruled campus as the Illinois Wesleyan basketball team ranked in the top 5 in Division III of the NCAA this season.
The women were proud to achieve their chapter challenge raising the house GPA and achieving second rank scholastically among the campus sororities. 13 women made the Dean’s List. A new chapter goal called for more understanding and respect for fraternity rituals.

A new philanthropy tradition was instituted with great success. A volleyball tournament involving all campus fraternities and sororities from IWU and neighboring Illinois State participated raising $300.

Individual honors and activities included the lead in the theatrical performance “Wings;” Egas honorary; study aboard in London, England; Panhellenic President; co-Homecoming Chair; 3 women were initiated into Phi Gamma Nu, business honorary; girls volleyball team; performance in “Peer Gynt;” Green Medallion; Tri Beta biology honorary; Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman honorary; Alpha Tau Delta, nursing honorary and two actives served as Co-Chairwomen of the campus Mom’s Day activities.

Illinois Wesleyan University was ranked number one among small comprehensive colleges in the Midwest Region by U.S. News and World Report in 1989. Dr. Minor Meyers, Jr. was inaugurated as the new president of the university.

Epsilon Kappas returned to campus during July for a rush workshop. The hard work of the house co-rush chairs motivated the entire membership with great results as fall rush brought the chapter 20 energetic new pledges, two of which were Epsilon Kappa legacies. Founders Day was celebrated with a beautiful service held in the Evelyn Chapel.

Homecoming 1989 was themed Wild, Wild Wesleyan and the chapter paired with the Beta Rho chapter of Theta Chi took first place honors in the float and talent competitions. Traditions included the fall Pledge informal Around the World, the spring Kappa Kountry Klub informal, annual Fleur-de-Lis formal, and annual Life’s a Beach informal. The chapter won both Phi Kappa Psi’s Phi Psi 500 and Sigma Chi’s Derby Days. Exchanges continued to be a major activity for the chapter with campus fraternities, including the Rags to Riches event with the Alpha Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon.

An annual Halloween Party was coordinated by the chapter PR chairman. Many children of Kappa alumni and university faculty stopped by for trick-or-treating.
Chapter individual honors included Delta Omicron, the music fraternity at Illinois Wesleyan, semester study programs abroad in Sheffield, England and Japan, election to the Office of Student President at Illinois Wesleyan and the appointment to the position of Student Union Commissioner of the Illinois Wesleyan Student Senate.

The chapter worked to increase the overall house grade point average, achieving a number two ranking among the sororities on campus With the motto for the year, “3.0, Go Kappas, Go!” the scholarship committee coordinated specialized programs such as “Smart Cookies” providing a Kappa with cookies for A’s on an assignment, test, or paper.

During the summer the house underwent dramatic improvements with the redecorating of the living room, guest room, and basement T.V. room. The annual Spina Bifida Volleyball Tournament was a major success, organized with participants from both Illinois State University students and Illinois Wesleyan University.

==Highlights of the 1990s:==

For the second year Illinois Wesleyan University was ranked number one among small comprehensive colleges in the Midwest Region in 1990 by U.S. News and World Report. This ranking boosted the university applications and enrollments. The chapter started the decade on a positive note holding annual gatherings beginning with the March informal Kamp Kappa, the Fleur-de-Lis formal in April, and the Life’s a Beach informal in May. A very special themed senior dinner was held as a murder mystery on April 22. Annual Mother’s Day, Dad’s Day and the annual Halloween Party events were held with much success at the chapter house. The pledge informal was a 50’s inspired Leave it to Kappa party.

The new pledge class began a new tradition of “Active of the Week” voted on by the pledge class each week. The chapter philanthropy motto, “Giving money and time, Kappas will shine” aspired members to volunteer for five hundred hours and raise five hundred dollars.

Twenty members of the chapter made the Dean’s List in the fall semester of 1990. Other outstanding individual honors and activities included: three actives on the Illinois Wesleyan University Jazz Choir and Limited Edition; campus musical, “Anything Goes;” eight members participated in Green Medallion (tutoring society); three members were inducted into Beta Beta Beta, (science fraternity); Alpha Lambda Delta (women’s honorary); American Marketing Association; three women were inducted into the Accounting Society; Alpha Tau Delta, (nursing fraternity); Alpha Mu Gamma, (language fraternity); Pi Sigma Alpha for Poly-science; Alpha Mu Alpha, (business marketing); Ambassador Club; Student Senate; Peer Advisers; softball and tennis teams; and five members of the chapter were on the IWU cheerleading squad.

Local alums made housing improvements by redecorating the formal living room; purchasing a new television, video recorder, sofa and new laundry room equipment for the chapter. The chapter participated in the annual Volleyball Tournament and Easter philanthropy projects.

Students were excited to learn for the third year Illinois Wesleyan University was ranked number one among small comprehensive colleges in the Midwest Region by U.S. News and World Report.
1991 was full of Epsilon traditions including the informal “Shot in the Dark,” the “Fleur-de-Lis” formal, the annual summer weekend of workshops during “Kamp Kappa.” The new rush theme “Yankee Doodle Kappa” brought 22 new pledges to the chapter. “Kappas under Lock and Key,” was the themed pledge informal.

During Homecoming 1991, the chapter was paired with the Sigma Chi’s taking first place in the talent show and the Titan Games. Epsilon hosted its first Registrar’s Tea/Leadership Luncheon attended by women from all of the campus sororities. December brought the annual Christmas Dinner.

“Kappas on Campus – Perfect 10” emphasized organizing campus events focused on activities for Founder’s Day, scholarly speakers and the campus film festival.

Epsilon Kappas recognized the challenge of educating pledges about the fraternity without doing anything that might be considered hazing. The chapter worked to initiate better Officer Training workshops emphasizing leadership within the Fraternity. Six chapter officers were sent to the Regional Leadership Conference “Own the Edge.”

Chapter members were accomplished campus leaders active as Greek Peer Counselors; Vice President of Professional Education; Accounting Society; Varsity Softball Team; Varsity Basketball; Volleyball Team; Dance Show; Career Peer Advisors; Student Education Association; IWU Ambassador Club; IWU Cheerleading squad; IWU Mother’s Day Committee; Student Orientation Leaders; Homecoming Committee; Alpha Lambda Delta (women’s honorary fraternity) Alpha Lambda Delta Historian; Editor of the Yearbook; Delta Omicron (music honorary fraternity); Students Senators; Orchestra, Drama Club; Jazz Band; Students in Design; Student Advisors to Faculty Department; Tri-Beta (biology honorary society); Phi Gamma Nu (business fraternity), Rush Counselors; Green Medallion Society (student tutors); Alpha Tau Delta (nursing honorary fraternity); Psi Chi (political science honorary); leader of campus-wide Date Rape Program; Volunteer Income tax Assistant.

Epsilon alums redecorated the chapter Dining Room. Epsilon’s social and house chairpersons contributed to the purchase of new Christmas lights to decorate the chapter house.
Email arrived on the campus of Illinois Wesleyan University in 1994. Each faculty member and student is given his or her own account.

Epsilon chapter began February of 1994 with the initiation of 13 ambitious pledges.
The chapter focused on reaching a 75% improvement in student grade points unless a member had already achieved the Dean’s List. With great success, 24 members made the Dean’s List. Other honors and activities included: Dance team; Swim team; Softball team; Sigma Alpha Iota; Pi Sigma Alpha; Beta, Beta, Beta; Psi Chi; U Choir; Vocalist Jazz Ensemble; Workshop Director; Limited Edition; Theater Productions “Most Happy Fella,” “Front,” and “Dancing at Lughnasas;” Student Senate Parliamentarian; Delta-Omicron; Illinois College Republicans; Accounting Society; State Choir; Collegiate Choir; Football and Basketball Cheerleading squads; Egas; Purdue Research Conference Paper; Senior Class President.

In the fall of 1994, housemom, Betty Rippey was welcomed back along with the addition of new cook Sue Byler. 5 pledges were initiated as the house began preparing for Rush. A fun informal called Kappas, Krooks, and Gangsters was organized by the pledges. The chapter won the Homecoming Titan games. Epsilon Kappas teamed with the Acacias for a 1994 Dance Marathon as a service project for the Jennifer Lockmiller Memorial.

The Key of Kindness and the sponsoring of a Caring and Sharing person continued this year. The pledge project of redecorating the phone tags was accomplished. The volleyball tournament and intramurals were activities that brought the house together to improve sisterhood.

In 1995, U.S. News and World Report ranked Illinois Wesleyan a top liberal arts school in the country. Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams made it to their NCAA tournament, with the men making it to the eighth round. The campus played host to Magician Tom Boz, Tony-award winner John Randolph, the Indigo Girls, and commencement speaker Metropolitan Opera soprano, Dawn Upshaw, an Illinois Wesleyan University alumnus. Gracious Living was the goal of the chapter this year.

The chapter began 1995 with the initiation of 15 dedicated pledges. Philanthropic causes continued to play a major role in chapter life as the women co-hosted the annual Dance Marathon with the Acacia fraternity and continued the long tradition of the Volleyball Tournament for the Spina Bifida Association with great success. Kappa participation was high in several all-Greek philanthropic events including the Alpha chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon’s Haunted House and the Sigma Chi football tournament.

The chapter won an award from the Salvation Army of McLean County for its participation in the Red Kettle bell-ringer campaign. In May the chapter said “Goodbye” to 18 endearing seniors.

The chapter house received a major makeover during the summer with the installation of a new telephone system with voice mail for each women, Michelle Duffy came on board as the new cook, game table and chairs, carpeting, furniture and a fresh coat of paint.
Fall rush saw the production of a new rush skit, East Graham Story, which helped the chapter achieve its quota for new pledges.

The chapter teamed with the women of Sigma Kappa for an all-female exchange.
The women of Epsilon continued their reign of continuous wins in the Homecoming Titan games for the sack race. Kappas Just Wanna Have Fun was the 80s themed pledge informal held at the McLean Count Fairgrounds.

19 women made the Dean’s List and the variety of individual honors and activities included: Student Alumni Council; Student Senate; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Tau Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Gamma Nu; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Sigma Theta Tau; Accounting Society; 5 women were members of the IWU cheerleading squad; Faculty Choreographed Dance Concert; IWU Ambassadors Club; IWU Dance Team; IWU School of Music Opera, 3 members were cast in the campus theatrical productions; Student Life Editor of the Wesleyana yearbook; a finalist at the National Association of Teachers of Singing regional competition; University Choir; Collegiate Choir; and members of Limited Edition, the vocal jazz ensemble; Soccer team; and the Cross Country and Track teams.
Kappas spent semesters that year studying in England, Chicago, Vienna, Washington DC and New York.

In 1996, Illinois Wesleyan retained its ranking as one of the top liberal arts schools in the country by U.S. News and World Report. The university continued to be a leader in the areas of nursing, business and the fine arts. Epsilon was represented well with 30 members studying in these majors. The men’s basketball team placed third in Division III. Campus hosted film Director Spike Lee, Olympic skater Bonnie Blair, Japanese inventor Yoshiro Nakamats, Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley, Congressman Tom Ewing, the Bo Deans, the Drovers and acclaimed American poet and autobiographer, Maya Angelou.

After installing a $1.5-million fiber optics system to enable faculty, staff, and students to communicate with each other by computer, Illinois Wesleyan University launched its own Web site. That same year, interest in computers took a scholarly edge when the Illinois Wesleyan Information Network on Knowledge (IWINK) formed to develop teaching and research opportunities in artificial intelligence.

The chapter began 1996 with the initiation of 17 pledges and the election of the new 1996-97 Chapter Council. Kappa Crush was the informal in March and the Sapphire Ball was held at Jumer’s Chateau with major success. The chapter hosted a Panhellenic Officer Tea in the spring to get acquainted with new officers from all of the other sororities on campus. May brought the departure of 14 seniors.

With fall rush, a new skit, Kappas Chorus Line, was produced with much success. Eighteen new energetic pledges joined the chapter.Homecoming saw the members participate in the Titan Games, wining the Flipper Fin race.

In November the pledges hosted Wild, Wild Kappas, a Cowboys and Indians themed informal.
1996 brought back several traditional events as well as new activities. In philanthropy, Epsilon continued to co-host the Dance Marathon with the Acacia fraternity; the long tradition of the Volleyball Tournament for the Spina Bifida Association continued; a new philanthropy Baby Fold was held with great success at a children’s home and the women helped to decorate Christmas Trees during the holidays. In preparation for Province in the coming year new landscaping and house improvements were made. A new cook was hired by the house.

Epsilon alum Cathy Thompson Carswell is elected and installed as the 38th President of Kappa Kappa Gamma. During her administration she would stress “standards and values that make our Fraternity a timeless organization.”

In 1997, the Chapter challenges focused on scholarship. A study buddy system was implemented with positive results improving the chapter GPA. Among the individual honors and campus activities received by members of the chapter were: Dean’s List, Accounting Society, Ambassador Club, Basketball, Softball and Tennis teams, Titan Band, Spanish Club, Sigma Alpha Iota, College Republicans, Habitat for Humanity, Psi Chi, Dance Team, Eco Club, Tri-Beta, Student Alumni Council, Alpha Lambda Delta, Big Sibs, 2nd Vice President College Republicans, Argus newspaper, U Choir, and the Wesleyana yearbook.

In March, the men’s basketball team won the NCAA Division III national championship in Salem, Va., defeating Nebraska Wesleyan, 89-86, while All-American forward Bryan Crabtree ’97 earned NCAA Division III “Player of the Year” honors. The Titans, led by Dennie Bridges ’61, finished their season with a 29-2 record, which was a school record for wins in a season. Improvements were made to the chapter house with the addition of a top of the line fire alarm system and new carpeting was installed in the lower level television room.

The chapter held a volleyball tournament for Spina Bifida with great success including participants from Illinois State, Bradley University and Illinois Wesleyan University. In October 1997, the Greek Affairs Task Force - consisting of faculty, staff, students, and alumni - explored the substantial role that Greek organizations served on campus and recommended how that role might be more positively enhanced. It was one of several institutional reviews of programs affecting IWU’s quality of life.

The School of Art was named in honor of Epsilon alum, Joyce "Jay" Eichhorn Ames '49, when her husband decided to surprise her on Valentine's Day 1998 with an endowment gift to the University.

Illinois Wesleyan launched its annual Fall Festival, designed to ease new students’ transition into college life and familiarize them with the campus community and its values.

The chapter goal in 1998 was to strive for excellence in all quantifiable areas. Fourteen of the chapter’s members made the Dean’s List. Chapter members were on the Wesleyana yearbook staff; Student Senate; Greek Judicial Board; the Ambassador Club; were Math TA’s; selected for Psi Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Pi; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Pi Sigma Alpha; Alpha Kappa Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Student Alumni Club; College Representatives; English Honors; Gamma peer counselor; Student Education Association; Economics Society; Egas; Park Place Economist; Girls Varsity Soccer and Girls Varsity Basketball teams; campus theater productions; Habitat for Humanity; Spanish Club; Teens Encounter Christ; Student CDC and the American Marketing Association.

More than 250 students, including members of Epsilon chapter, participated in National Volunteer Weekend by pitching in at various local organizations. In the 1990s, Habitat for Humanity had become an especially popular public-service project for students.

As the millennium approached, fraternities and sororities returned to the values and ideals of their founders. Greek terms long-used by the Greek system were changed: “Rush” became “Recruitment,” “Pledges” are “New Members,” and “Rushees” became “Potential New Members.”
Epsilon Chapter began 1999 with a Dance Through the Decades in February. The annual Sapphire Ball was held in April at the Mark Twain Hotel in Peoria. Seven graduates said “Goodbye” in May.

In the spring, Epsilon was awarded the Jo Eberspacher Award for the Overall Improved Chapter.
Summer went by quickly and with the start of the school year Membership Recruitment began the week on August 23. There were a total of five parties held, with Epsilon’s Kappa Kappachino theme recurring for the third year. It would also be the first year a philanthropy party replaced Entertainment Night of rush week. The theme, Kappas Karing for Kids, was chosen and the women decorated paper bags filling them with stickers, pencils, erasers, crayons, rulers, and other school supplies for underprivileged children in the Peoria area. Preference Party was held on Saturday night with the theme of Precious Moments. To close the week, the girls continued their excitement at the beautiful lakefront home of an Epsilon alum for a picnic and pictures. New members met their Kore groups and began with the New Member Program. Membership recruitment, true to Kappa’s history, was an incredible success. The additions made to the house were diverse and amazing.

The chapter’s 21 New Members were initiated in November. Two major social events, the School Days informal and Kappa Millennium closed out the successful year. Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine ranked Illinois Wesleyan University the 12th best private school value in America. With the title, the university played host to Gloria Steinman, Dr. Drew and the Cherry Poppin Daddies Band.

Epsilon Kappas were very active in philanthropic events in 1999. In the spring, Kappas stuffed plastic Easter eggs with candy for Baby Fold as a sisterhood activity and set up luminaries for the Red Cross Light the Night event. They also helped put together a new project along with other sororities at Illinois Wesleyan called Camp Diversity – a day camp for local Girl Scouts, sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation, to promote awareness of disabilities. They participated in Make-A-Difference-Day, promoting the Jingle Bell Run for the Arthritis Foundation. The women also donated to various philanthropies such as Multiple Sclerosis and the Rose Magill Foundation.

In December, the chapter helped to set up the Festival of Trees for the City of Bloomington.

Illinois Wesleyan University's first Winter Carnival on the quad was held on Saturday, January 16. Carnival attractions included music, snow sculptures and snow painting, snow volleyball and snow Frisbee and pinatas. Complimentary hot chocolate, s'mores, hot dogs and hamburgers were served.

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek helped Illinois Wesleyan University mark the beginning of the 1999-2000 school year at the President's Convocation on Monday, September, 27 in Westbrook Auditorium. Drnovsek discussed "The Future of the Balkans," which had been
the site of several 20th century wars, the most recent one being the war over ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.

The original Steak N' Shake, the popular late-night student and Kappa hangout formerly located on Main Street, was closed while a new location was opened simultaneously further from campus on Raab Road July 26, 1999.

The chapter was continuously striving to meet and exceed all expectations. The weekly Smart Cookie tradition still continued. Members who receive an A on a project, exam, paper, or other large assignments were allowed to pick their favorite candy and were recognized before the entire house at Monday night Spread.

Twenty-eight members of the chapter made the Dean’s List in 1999. Other campus activities and honors the women participated with included Habitat for Humanity; Human Bio TA; Greek Week Coordinators; IWU Dance Team; Student Choreographed Dance Concert; Chemistry Club; Panhellenic Council; Human Nutrition TA; College Republicans; Chapel Choir; Faculty Dance Concert; American Marketing Association; Pi Sigma Alpha; Chamber Singers; Accounting Society, Intramural Sports; Urban Studies Program; Big Sibs and Vice President of the Freshman Class.

==Highlights of 2000-2010:==

A special Homecoming kicked off a celebration of Illinois Wesleyan’s Sesquicentennial in 2000. Grand parties and campus visits from esteemed guests were part of the yearlong festivities.
Due to the generosity of Epsilon alum Joyce Eichhorn Ames, ’49 and her husband B. Charles Ames, after a two-year construction period, the Ames Library opened in January 2002. The $25.7 million facility was seen as a significant symbol of Illinois Wesleyan's achievements and aspirations. With five levels and 103,000-square feet of space, the building is grand and imposing on the outside but warm, spacious and inviting within. The library was designed by Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott of Boston.

That same year, the Hansen Student Center opened, originally built in 1922 as the Memorial Gymnasium, it was renovated into a center for student life. Richard Wilson became the 18th president of Illinois Wesleyan University in 2004. During his first year his leadership style built a collaborative agenda by listening to what people were saying. His work with the other senior staff, faculty, and students began developing a strategic plan for Illinois Wesleyan, strengthening the University’s financial position, and conducting the largest fund-raising campaign in the school’s history. Through his efforts there is increased attention to assessments of student learning in academic programs, expansion of efforts related to community engagement and globalization, growth in domestic and international student diversity, and increased commitment to sustainability, including construction of the first LEED certified building on the Wesleyan campus.

During the previous calendar year the chapter had a great new addition with a new house director. She did an exceptional job taking the position and the house transitioned well to the change. Together the chapter turned their focus on the involvement of all members in decisions concerning Epsilon Chapter and concentrated on the decisions concerning individual committees reflecting the collaboration of all the committee members opinions.

The chapter house experienced a flood in the basement level ruining the television room and carpet. With the help of house maintenance, the women were able to keep the results of the accident from interfering with their daily routines and activities and soon the room was restored.

The members of Epsilon chapter were very active throughout the year adding a significant source of pride to their philanthropy work. Four members completed a three day walk for breast cancer cure. With the help of these members, the chapter was able to raise a substantial amount of money toward the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The chapter held its 2nd annual Mr. Titan competition in the fall of 2004 to raise money toward philanthropy. Each member of the house volunteered at least 6 hours helping others. In an effort to strengthen faculty relations, the chapter members continued to host babysitting nights for the children of faculty members.

Panhellenic Council invited a speaker to evaluate Greek life on campus. All sororities and fraternities were able to comment on how each house was perceived by others. Suggestions directed at the chapter were taken, and in light of those comments members worked to make improvements.

The university built an addition to the student Coffee Shop, offering healthy options. The Titan Basketball team was once again the talk of campus, with an outstanding reputation and pre-season ranking.

One major challenge the Kappa house faced was the re-implementing of the period of concern. It had not been used for a few years and it was re-introduced to the chapter in the spring of 2004. The period of concern was fully implemented and worked very effectively. Standards committee also was renovated and made effective once again. It was a difficult process. The members were proud of the large strives made in overcoming the challenge. In addition, the chapter accomplished one of its goals from the previous year to change the by-laws to accommodate its growing size.

In remembrance of 9/11 the university held campus-wide quad informational activities with places to volunteer and donate money. Members of the chapter were recognized for scholastic honors in the Epsilon Province for Kappas with 4.0 GPA.

Chapter member Stephanie Reynolds was elected President Mid-American Greek Council Association. The purpose of the MGCA is to stimulate the growth and development of Greek Councils by promoting leadership and educational experiences for student leaders at college and universities within a 19-state region.

The chapter used the 2005 fall Recruitment period as an opportunity to set up a Kappa Kappa Gamma display with many photographs, some from the early 1900s, which gave the house a sense of the history behind the organization. The display also featured awards received in the past along with old and beautiful pins and lavalieres from deceased members.

In April, 2005 “The Taste” fundraiser was held as a philanthropy. This wonderful event consisted of months of hard work soliciting local vendors to donate food to the cause. The members received great support from the community and Illinois Wesleyan University. Everyone in the chapter participated producing a great group effort. The weather cooperated, drawing large groups of students and faculty to purchase a variety of snacks. The chapter raised over $1000.
Homecoming has always been very competitive throughout the Greek system and a large amount of respect comes with winning activities during the week of festivities. During Homecoming 2005, Kappa Kappa Gamma took home the title for “Lip Sync” champions. The contest was a great public relations activity for the chapter with positive house participation.

The Kappas hosted a Holiday Hunt (scavenger hunt) in December to gather canned goods and clothes to donate to those in need during the holiday season. Members from the chapter also went to local nursing homes to sing. During their performances, the carolers of Epsilon saw and felt the response of those living in the homes and were reminded of the true meaning behind the holidays making these activities the most endearing of the year. In 2005, Illinois Wesleyan hired a new greek adviser, Danielle Kuglin to oversee the Greek community on campus.

Following the death of the co-captain of the football team beginning of 2005 school year, President Wilson proposed a new alcohol task force focused on student athletes health.
Mary, the chapter cook resigned in January leaving us to search for a new cook. Luckily, a search produced "Mama Cheryl" to replace Mary. As "Mama Cheryl" learned her way around the kitchen, the members also learned to adjust to her. In the end, everyone was happy with the new changes.

Megan Ripple was the new adviser for recrutiment chairs and the president. The chapter was excited to invite the University President, the Dean of Students, and the new Greek Adviser to dinner. The chapter was the first sorority on campus to expend an invitation to the Greek Adviser to their house. The house basement was redecorated, due to the previous year’s flood. A new television was purchased for the basement recreation room. In addition, one of the chapter bathrooms was repainted.

The main chapter challenge was to get off of a focus letter. Work had been made to reach this goal by enforcing all of the chapter rules in all areas, especially at formal and informal dances. Alumnus involvement proved to be a challenge.

In addition to alumnae involvement, there was difficulty with chapter involvement for house sponsored activities. Chapter council worked to ensure each member had specific committee work and that each member had more input on ownership of Kappa Kappa Gamma activities. In February, the chapter planned a sisterhood activity to a local Baskin Robbins. The majority of members expressed their excitement about the event.

The chapter used the 2006 fall Recruitment period as an opportunity to set up a historical display of Epsilon to be viewed by current members of the house as well as potential new members. There were many photographs, some from a century ago, which instilled members with a sense of history and commitment to Kappa Kappa Gamma. The exhibition included many past chapter awards, as well as Kappa Kappa Gamma jewelry, including pins and lavalieres.

During the previous calendar year the chapter had many great achievements. Philanthropy is one area in which the chapter takes great pride. In April 2006, "The Taste" was hosted and raised over $400 for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. A mini 'Taste of Chicago', community vendors gave food donations to help the cause. Many members of the faculty and student body came to support the philanthropy and have a great time.

The first annual Pink Party for the members of the chapter and their mothers was held. A silent auction along with donations totaled $2,400. This was an amazing accomplishment and all of the proceeds went to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Fall Recruitment included initiating 25 outstanding new members. The chapter was very excited to get to know these young women and teach them the traditions of Kappa.

During the spring semester of 2006, Kappa Kappa Gamma had the highest GPA of all the sorority houses on campus. This was a great honor for the chapter striving to do its best academically. Members of the chapter were recognized for scholastic honors in the Epsilon Province for Kappas with 4.0 GPA.

The most exciting event of the year had been an addition of a new chapter to Kappa Kappa Gamma at Knox College. The girls at Knox College chose Kappa Kappa Gamma and Epsilon chapter in particular to assist them in the pledging and initiating process. Members were very excited and proud to be chosen out of all the other Kappa chapters in the area. Epsilon members are 'key sisters' with the women at Knox and attended their formal pledging ceremony in the fall of 2006. Epsilon continues to advise and communicate with these new sisters. In 2006, Illinois Wesleyan’s web site begins webcasting events reaching out to a larger campus audience. The IWU basketball team came through with an amazing victory taking third place in the 2006 Division III Championships.

In the fall of 2006, a new house director, Karen Hamilton was hired. The chapter was very excited to meet her and spend time getting to know her. Karen became an amazing asset to the chapter house. In the summer of 2006, new white windows were installed on the chapter house making a spectacular improvement. The members also installed new light fixtures in their personal rooms.

One major accomplished challenge was getting off the focus letter. This was achieved during the fall semester of 2006. The entire membership focused, making it a major commitment to improve the chapter to the best that it could be. Major advances were directed at chapter dances and the members were very proud to have overcome this challenge. Another challenge the chapter faced concerned the responsibilities of committees and delegating tasks to members. The chapter conducted leadership programs to help committee heads feel more comfortable asking for help when needed.

In 2007, the Ames Library at Illinois Wesleyan University was awarded $5,000 in a grant from the Consortium of Academic & Research Libraries (CARLI) that enabled the purchase of resources for the study of agricultural sustainability.

Three women of Epsilon were members of the 2007 IWU water polo team. Practicing and traveling together allowed them to become closer friends.

Five members of the chapter were honored as Kappas with 4.0 GPA.

With the rules of Recruitment being transformed in 2008, members were unable to display archives during this time. However, the members proudly displayed objects from the archives year round in various locations of the chapter house. In the television room a display of editions of The Key magazine had been arranged along with various Greek awards the chapter had won over the years at Illinois Wesleyan. A display of historic photographs of girls from more than a century ago along with well-worn lavalieres and precious pins was placed on exhibit to represent the importance of the history behind the jewelry of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

A boost in morale and significant chapter pride was achieved as each girl in the house studied and worked hard to attain an increased GPA for the entire house. Members of the chapter were recognized for scholastic honors in the Epsilon Province for Kappas with 4.0 GPA.
The chapter took pride in receiving the Philanthropy Award during Greek Week 2008 for outstanding efforts to raise awareness and funds to better the world and the environment. Another award received was the Scholarship Award for our outstanding scholastic grades and achievements.

The girls were so excited to learn one of their own won the “Greek Woman of the Year” award. And were proud to learn another sister had been selected for the “Greek Rising Star,” an award that goes out to one new member out of the entire Greek Community who demonstrates great leadership skills. The chapter continued the new program, "So You're Greek, Now What?” The program proved beneficial for the new members of the Greek system to help them transition between high school to college and sorority life. The program also helped build strong relationships between girls from all sororities on campus.

In August, an IWU Panhellenic Tea was held at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. The Epsilon Chapter had the largest representation of sisters than all other sororities from the IWU campus for both alumnae and active attendees. This was a great opportunity to reconnect with sisters, catch up, share stories, meet active members, and find out about upcoming alumnae activities with Epsilon Chapter. Members of Epsilon chapter were initiated into the Order of Omega, the Greek Leadership and Academic Honor Society, including a sister who was elected to the position of Vice President.

The girls were also very proud of another sister who was chosen out of hundreds of applicants to be a part of the prestigious Excavations at Amheida program which combined classroom seminars, field trips and work on a functioning archaeological dig site. Nestled in the Dakhleh Oasis in western Egypt, the site draws professionals from around the world. While many students bundled up to ring in the New Year, this Epsilon junior was on a plane headed to touch down in Egypt, taking her to excavations of the ancient world where she would study abroad for the spring semester.

While in Egypt, the Kappa would learn about, visit, and excavate some of the most prestigious and well-known ancient sites in Egypt, including tombs, pyramids, the Valley of the Kings, and more. She was the only student of the program of 10 to not be from an Ivy League or an East Coast University. The chapter was extremely excited for this sister and anxious to hear more feedback as her trip progressed.

During homecoming week, the house won many awards to be proud of. The chapter took home the "Homecoming Decorating Award" for the second year in a row with outstanding foyer decorations with the theme of "Go Green." Kappas won first place in the Lip Sync contest during homecoming week, a competition among all Greek fraternities and sororities on campus that portrayed and demonstrated the importance and awareness of saving the environment. The girls rocked the stage, dancing and singing the need to go green with a lip sync and hip hop dance performance, which was held in the Student Hansen Center in front of many supporting peers.

Seven Epsilon alums organized a dessert reception and antique badge presentation at the chapter house on October 4 in recognition of the chapter’s 135th year of sisterhood. More than 50 alumnae joined the actives for the afternoon filled with songs and stories of the chapter’s history.

A lost key belonging to an Epsilon Kappa of the class of 1943 had been rescued with the help of the Golden Key Association, also known as “Keepers of the Key” and presented during the festivities to the chapter president for safeguarding. Many of the sisters volunteered at the Lobster Boil fundraiser which was an enjoyable experience. The chapter once again participated in the Relay for Life in the spring in support of cancer victims and survivors.

The IWU Women’s Soccer team earned Conference Champions and went to the NCAA tournament; The IWU Baseball team achieved Conference Champions; the IWU Women's Indoor and Outdoor Track earned Conference Champions and the 2008 Division III National Championship; the IWU Women's Basketball team ranked first in the nation and went to the NCAA tournament.

New improvements were made to keep the house in excellent condition. Beautiful new furniture had been purchased by an alumnus during the past year and additional furniture was added during this school year as well. Brand new, elegant carpeting was installed this year, continuing to maintain the chapter house in the best condition possible.

The greatest chapter challenge of the year grew from modifications of the Recruitment process for the second year in a row. Going from two weekends of Recruitment to one, the girls were focused making many adjustments in the way Recruitment was handled. Instead of a week to get to know those going through the process, the members were limited to three days. They also had to follow the new "No Frills" rule which inhibited them from using any decorations, themes, or displays to influence the decision factor of the potential new members. The chapter successfully overcame this challenge and maintained an amazing and successful Recruitment process.

Theft was the second major challenge within the chapter house. In order to prevent additional incidents, a 24 hour lock was placed on the house and lock boxes were put in the house mom's apartment for girls to keep important items.

Alcohol and visitation policies were also major challenges for the chapter. The house board was involved with the decision to allow consumption of alcohol in the house during certain hours. Visitation allowing men to the second floor living area was also voted on. Housing was also an issue during this time period. There was not enough room in the house for all the girls and an expansion of the third floor was completed providing additional bedrooms.

Joyce "Jay" Eichhorn Ames '49, Epsilon chapter alum and her husband, B. Charles "Chuck" Ames '50 (Theta Chi) made history in 2009 with a $25 million gift for the Wesleyan Fund and faculty endowments. The gift is the largest in the history of the University. The couple became honorary co-chairs of the $125-million Transforming Lives: The Campaign for Illinois Wesleyan University.

The 20th anniversary of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Gospel Festival was held on the campus of Illinois Wesleyan University on January 18. Founded by the late Corine Sims and her husband, the Rev. James E. Sims, the festival found a home at Illinois Wesleyan, and attracted gospel choirs from all over the state. The University was seen as a fitting place for the festival, as it was the place that Dr. King graced twice.

In 2009, the members of Epsilon worked very hard to strengthen the chapter working to become a more cohesive unit. The girls started by working towards an increased house GPA. The Scholarship Chair decided to set up study hours for girls who did not make the Dean’s List the previous semester. This proved to be a strong motivator with 37 girls achieving the Dean's List. The overall GPA for the fall semester was 3.27, an improvement from spring 2009.
The chapter also took a significant amount of pride for the awards won in the past year.

During the annual Greek Week awards ceremony the chapter received awards for its Risk Management program, Public Relations, and Best Overall Chapter. The members considered this a huge recognition and were incredibly proud of the house for receiving such high honors.
At the Province Meeting, Epsilon won an award for its Standards program. This was another major accomplishment for the chapter as the women felt this award expressed how much they had achieved by following rules and learning from mistakes.

Another area of focus this year was Philanthropy. The girls wanted more involvement within the community to raise awareness and funds to better the world and the environment in which they live. Together, the girls volunteered at over forty different organizations and events. A main volunteer opportunity for the women was the Lobster Boil fundraising dinner with proceeds going to the Illinois Heart and Lung Foundation. Twenty girls participated in this event and helped raise money for a great cause. Pie a Kappa was a new philanthropy event started on the campus quad during finals week. A table was set up, and for a price students could pie the girls in the face. They raised $250 from the event and felt it was a great way to get involved on campus and offer students a fun way to relieve some stress from finals. Many girls also participated in Relay for Life to help support cancer victims and survivors.

The chapter was proud to have a sister elected the President of the Greek honor society Order of Omega. Another sister was a freshman soccer player on the Illinois Wesleyan Soccer team and was one of four soccer players chosen to be on the all-Central Region team picked by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. A major accomplishment for a freshman, the chapter was extremely proud of her. Four other girls from the house were also on the soccer team and helped the team make it to the second round of the 2009 NCAA Division III Tournament. Another sister, a member of the women's basketball team helped the team finish 17- 0 for the season.

The IWU Women's Track and Field took First Place in the CCIW Outdoor Track Title. The IWU Women's Golf won First Place earning the CCIW Golf Title. The IWU Girls Soccer were conference Champions and went to the NCAA tournament. Illinois Wesleyan University was ranked the fourth top school for softball.

New improvements had been made to help keep the house in the best possible condition. Plumbing and pipe issues were improved and new carpet was installed on the third floor. The foyer was redecorated with fleur-de-lis and golden key decorations. A new cook joined the house staff and worked with the girls to help make their meals healthier.

The main challenge of the year was working to get off a Focus Letter and improve Risk Management program. Issues arose at one of the chapter dances and the girls had worked extremely hard to better handle risky situations. A mandatory risk management seminar was held in the fall for all the girls. They brainstormed ways to stay safe and avoid situations that could cause potential harm. Those ideas were implemented and great progress had been achieved to get off the Focus Letter. Every member of Chapter Council recognized this as a major goal of membership and all worked towards realizing new ways to better the chapter. Significant changes were made to the organization that proved to be difficult for everyone, but the girls realized the liabilities at stake and what had to be done in order to improve.

Illinois Wesleyan University remained among the nation's best values in private higher education, ranked No. 32 among Kiplinger's Personal Finance 100 Best Values in Private Colleges for 2010-11.

The chapter had many outstanding achievements in 2010. Members welcomed a new house mother, Alison West, at the beginning of the year. She did a tremendous job overtaking this position and members transitioned well to the change. A new cook, Chef Corry from College Chefs was also added to the house. The chapter had an excellent recruitment in the fall. The initiation of 25 new members took place on October 29th. The chapter experienced a successful Kappa Trainer visit and Leadership Consultant visit, and also had success in officer transitions.

In the fall of 2010, Epsilon hosted Taste of Kappa and Pi-a-Kappa. Pi-a-Kappa was cohosted with a fraternity on campus and the proceeds were split. An active member of the chapter organized the Illinois Heart and Lung Foundation's annual Lobster Boil, and had sisters volunteer at the event.

Chapter dances consisted of the Senior Informal at Reality Bites with the theme Reality TV Stars, the Senior Formal at Eastland Suites with the theme Sapphire Ball, the New Member Informal at The Loft at Central Station with the theme Miss AmeriKappa, and the Fall Formal at The Chateau (no theme). All of the planning went smoothly and the dances were a great opportunity for sisterly bonding.

Campus changes and achievements included IWU with four Top 10 NCAA Finishes: Men's Basketball (Elite 8), Women's Indoor Track (4th), Baseball (1st), Women's Outdoor Track (1st) and eight Conference Champions: Football, Women's Golf, Women's Indoor Track, Women's Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Men's Golf, Women's Outdoor Track. The chapter worked very hard to get off of a focus letter. Members worked to improve chapter morale and their personal concern about the chapter.

The Epsilon chapter welcomed a new House Director. Renovations were made to the second floor including improvements to the main bathroom and the addition of a much needed kitchenette. The guest room bathroom was also given a makeover. Along with the addition of a new chef, for the first time in the history of Epsilon, House Girls took the place of House Boys for kitchen duties and meals.

In the spring, the chapter held a Girl Scout event with a sorority on campus and helped local Girl Scout troops earn two badges, with the chapter purchasing the badges for the girls. Epsilon participated in Illinois State University's Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart challenge and won 2nd place. They also hosted a Teeter-Totter Marathon.

The chapter hosted both Mom's Day and Dad's Day. This year they invited their dads to watch a Titan baseball game with them followed by a plate of hot wings at Mugsy's after the game. For Mom's Day, the girls encouraged each mother to bring a favorite appetizer, dip, or dessert for everyone to sample and to provide the recipe for that dish. All the recipes were compiled to create a Kappa Cookbook.

In 2010, the chapter won the IWU Fraternity and Sorority Life Award for “Calling Home for Haiti” event. The chapter was proud of the high level of diversity within the house. The girls participated in a wide variety of campus activities which included: Accounting Society; Advocate BroMenn Medical Center Volunteer; Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Phi Omega; Alternative Spring Break; Ambassador Club; Amnesty International; Beta Beta Beta; Best Buddies ;Boys and Girls Club; Chemistry Club; Cohesion Dance Company; Delta Phi Alpha; DRL; Engaging Diversity; Environmentally Friendly Green Research Team; Fraternity and Sorority Programming Board; Gamma Sigma Alpha; German Club; Global Medical Brigades; Grade School Academic Program; Habitat for Humanity; Hillel Jewish Student Association; Homes for Hope; Humane Society; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; IWU Alcohol Task Force; IWU Autism Social Group; IWU Cheerleading; IWU Dance Team; IWU Equestrian Team; IWU Law Society; Mortar Board; National Society of Leadership and Success; Nursing Student Affairs Committee; Order of Omega; Phi Beta Alpha; Pi Sigma Alpha; Psi Chi; Sociology Club; Springfield Road Runners Club; Student Choreographed Dance Concert; Student Education Association; Student Nurse Association; Student Senate; Student Sierra Coalition; Titan Orientation Leader; Women's Golf; Women's Soccer; Women's Swimming and Diving; Women's Tennis Team; Women's Track and Field and Vegetarian, Vegan, Victorious.

==Highlights of 2011-2019:==

==Highlights of 2011==

Illinois Wesleyan University was named the 57th best value among private liberal arts colleges in a Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Best Values in its Private Colleges listing in 2011. Kiplinger’s names the top-100 private liberal arts colleges based on a combination of factors intended to measure academic quality and affordability. In addition to being ranked No. 57 nationally, Illinois Wesleyan is considered the No. 2 best value among the five Illinois liberal arts colleges that were part of the top-100 national list.

Construction began in May on a more than 2,400-square-foot glass rotunda and lobby for the entrance of the Joyce Eichhorn Ames School of Art Building, designed by CSO Architects and consultant R. Paul Bradley. The new construction was made possible by a gift from B. Charles "Chuck" Ames '50 and Joyce "Jay" Eichhorn Ames '49. "There is so much creativity and beauty in the work of those in the School of Art, and we wanted the exterior of the building to reflect that," said Jay, who was an art major and a member of the Epsilon chapter at Illinois Wesleyan. The building, which is part of the Alice Millar Center for the Arts, houses classrooms and studios for painting, printmaking, photography, ceramics, graphics and other art activities. Renovations to the School of Art through the Ames' gift also include much of the first floor outside the Merwin and Wakeley art galleries.

Epsilon Chapter partnered with members of Kappa Delta to sponsor a 2011 Girl Scout event. Chapter members helped more than 120 girls Girl Scouts from the Bloomington-Normal community earn their friendship and healthy relationship badges. The event included different stations where the Girl Scouts played games, wrote friendship letters and created “compliment” bracelets.

The chapter had many great achievements. They welcomed a new house mother, Vicki Shultz, at the beginning of the year. Ms. Shultz did an excellent job taking over this position and the women transitioned well to the change. A new cook, Scott, was also introduced to the house, which came to the chapter from college chefs. Renovations were made to the first floor TV room as well as the dining area.

The chapter experienced a good recruitment in the fall and a successful annual philanthropy event: Taste of Kappa. The women also organized Pi a Kappa in the fall which was equally as successful.

In the fall semester, the chapter held the highest GPA of the sororities at Illinois Wesleyan University.

The initiation of 26 new members took place.

The chapter took the title of intramural flag football champions.

The women experienced a successful Kappa Trainer visit and Leadership Consultant visit, and had success in officer transitions.

The chapter dances consisted of: Spring informal: at Firehouse - "Kappa Kocktails"- Senior informal; Spring formal- at Eastland Suites "Sapphire Ball" - Senior formal; Fall informal- at Bloomington Country Club - "Acuna-ma-Kappa" - New member informal; Fall semi-formal- at The Chateau.

In 2011, Epsilon Chapter won the Most Improved and Sisterhood/Standards at Province meeting.

==Highlights of 2012==

Epsilon kept the standards high. For the spring semester of 2012, our chapter had the highest GPA of any fraternity at Illinois Wesleyan. The women continued to balance their academics with social events. Both the Informal “You Komplete Me” and the formal Sapphire Ball were successes. Over the summer, Epsilon received honorable mentions for both recruitment and chapter and advisory board relations at the Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention. Also during the 2012 summer, one of the living rooms, The Blue Room, was beautifully renovated with new carpeting and lovely furniture for a more modern appeal. With the start of the fall semester, Epsilon had a busy and successful recruitment, welcoming home 22 New Members. Kappa also held its messy annual Pi-A-Kappa philanthropy event. During the Fall Semester, the chapter also had fun at the New Member Informal “Kappas in Pajamas” and at their Semi-formal as well.

2012 contributed outstanding athletic performances on campus. A highlight of the year included the Women's Basketball team being crowned national champions, while the Men's Basketball team made it to the Final Four of the NCAA national tournament. Women's and Men's Golf, softball, baseball, Women's Indoor Track and Field and Outdoor Track and Field, and Women's Swimming and Diving also made NCAA Tournament appearances during 2012.

The construction of the new classroom building, which began in 2012, is making great progress with hopes of being complete by the beginning of the 2013-2014 school year.

In 2013, Epsilon Chapter won the Chapter Advisory Board Relations and Chapter History and Ritual awards at Province Meeting.

==Highlights of 2013==
This previous year of 2013, Epsilon Chapter had many achievements. In the spring of 2013, Epsilon Chapter received the Chapter Advisory Board/Chapter Relations and the Chapter History and Ritual awards at province. There was an informal dance with the theme “True Life: I’m a Kappa” and the Sapphire Ball at the end of the spring semester. We had a philanthropy event that was a manners and etiquette class at the Kappa house with a group of Girl Scouts.There was a ceremony for the Glenn and Rozanne Parker Kemp Commencement Plaza which will serve as a backdrop for commencement ceremonies. Mrs. Kemp was a former Kappa who made donations for the building of the commencement plaza.

Homecoming Weekend, October 11-13, 2013 held special meaning for Epsilon as actives and alumna as they came together in celebration of the chapter's 140th anniversary. Two special events included honors to Epsilon women.

On Friday evening a ribbon cutting and dedication took place for two new apartment buildings housing 96 students in a campus community called the Gates at Wesleyan. The west building, Fricke Hall was named in honor of alumni Robert R. Fricke '60 and his wife, Sharon E. Fricke '60, an Epsilon sister whose generous support ensured the project.

Alice Fairchild Heath '52 was honored with the university's Loyalty Award on Saturday afternoon during the Alumni Awards Luncheon. Alice has a long family history in the Bloomington Community including 13 female relatives who were members of Epsilon Chapter. A resident of Rockford, IL, Alice has also served as president of the Rockford KKG Alumni Chapter.

During the fall of 2013 there was an informal dance themed “Kappartittaville” and there was also a semi-formal dance. We had Kappa Klassic, which was a new philanthropy event, and we continued to have Pie-a-Kappa. In both the spring semester and fall semester, we continued to write letters with our pen pals. There was a Paint the Campus Pink night that we had in order to raise breast cancer awareness. We also celebrated the 140th year anniversary of our Chapter. The Epsilon chapter welcomed 14 new members and initiation took place on November 2nd.

State Farm Hall was opened in the fall of 2013, being the home for the departments of Business Administration and Economics. Illinois Wesleyan celebrated their homecoming on October 11 through October 13 with the theme “A Class Act”. Illinois Wesleyan also renovated the Dugout, which is where students can go eat or grab a snack. The newly renovated Dugout which opened in the fall of 2013, provided students with healthier options to eat. There were other improvements such as Wi-Fi added all over campus, a bike rental program, and a single stream recycling.

==Highlights of 2014==

During 2014, Epsilon chapter had many achievements. Once again, our chapter received the honor of having the highest GPA within all of Greek life and of all student organizations on campus. At convention, we received the national risk management award. We had a spring informal dance in February with the theme "Kappa Kappa G things" and a formal dance, Sapphire Ball, in March. In the fall, we had another informal dance, with the theme "Come on Barbie let's go party." We also had our annual semiformal dance in early October. Further, a few philanthropy events took place throughout the semester. The first event was Reading is Key in February. In March, we hosted a "Kappa Kappucino" night at our chapter house during finals. Our annual "Pie-A-Kappa" event took place in early September. "Kappa Klassic" was also held later in September. Finally, throughout the year, girls in our chapter wrote pen pal letters back and forth with children at a local elementary school. In the fall, we welcomed 26 new members into our chapter after formal recruitment.

Over the summer of 2014, a few renovations were made to our chapter house. The third floor bathroom was updated, along with new paint and wallpaper in our foyer and the first floor bathroom. Also, three rooms on the third floor received new, white furniture. Also during the summer months, a travelling statue exhibit was installed on the quad and around campus. In December, our university president announced his retirement for the spring of 2015. In the fall, renovations for our athletic building, the Shirk Center, began. Construction will conclude in the fall of 2015. Homecoming week took place during mid-October, with the theme "Off the Charts."

We hold informal chapter meetings at our privately owned house in the living room which we call the "blue room." Formal chapter meetings are held in our chapter room. Our current chapter house was built in the 1960s. The house holds 46 girls. There are three floors in the house, and girls can live in single, double, or triple rooms. Before the current chapter house was built, our members lived in another house on campus, called Adams Hall, which still stands today.

==Highlights of 2015==

During 2015, Epsilon chapter had many achievements and made a great deal of memories. Once again, our chapter received the honor of having the highest GPA within all of Greek Life and of all student organizations on campus. In March, we held our annual Mom’s Day event, which included brunch at our chapter house. Our annual Dad’s Day was held in October, which included a tailgate event at the Illinois Wesleyan football stadium.

Further, we had three dances this year. In the spring, we had an award show themed informal. Each pledge class dressed up as nominations from a different award show category, such as the Grammy’s, Academy Awards, etc. Our annual formal dance, called Sapphire Ball, was held in March. This fall we had another informal dance with the theme “Kappa Kappa Gatsby.”

Additionally, we hosted a few philanthropy events this year. In April, we held our annual “Reading is Key” event at a local daycare. Our annual “Pie A Kappa” event was held in September, followed by “Kappa Klassic” in October. In November, we partnered with a fraternity on campus to host a “Turkey Trot.” Also, throughout the year, girls in our chapter exchanged pen pal letters with children at a local elementary school. We held two PR events on campus this year: A lemonade stand in April and a hot apple cider stand in October. Finally, in early November, we initiated 22 new members into our chapter following formal recruitment.

In late 2015, Illinois Wesleyan University elected and installed a new president. Further, a fountain called “Aspiration” was introduced to campus. The fountain resides on the new “mini quad” which has been upgraded with landscaping and sidewalks to suit its name. In addition, renovations to our athletic building, the Shirk Center, continued throughout the year. There were a few changes made within our chapter house as well. We received a new television, along with a new chef.

Chapter Philanthropy:

What organization(s) has your chapter historically/traditionally raised money for, or donated hours to, in your community?

Susan G. Komen

Why did your chapter choose this organization(s) to support?

Our chapter chose Susan G. Komen as our local philanthropy because it is an organization to which all women can relate. Breast cancer is a disease that primarily affects women, and many girls in our chapter know women who have been personally affected by it, making it a very meaningful and inspirational experience to support this organization.

==Highlights of 2016==

During 2016, Epsilon Chapter has made great strives to become outstanding leaders, better our values, and better our public relations. It started at the beginning of the year when our Public Relations Chairman brought "Why Kappa Wednesday" to our chapter. This is where our members post on social media on Wednesdays and explain why we choose Kappa. In January, we also had a Kappa Trainer come and speak to our Chapter Council and our whole chapter on values. We held a gala and hosted Kappa Karaoke in our house. Throughout February, we made strives to strengthen our sisterhood by participating in a sisterhood self defense class and Greek week. This enabled us to work together.

We had three dances this year: Kappa Kappa Throwback (February 12th), Sapphire Ball (April 23rd), and Kappa Kappa Space Jam (November 4th). Two of our biggest accomplishments philanthropically and public relation wise was our Golden Key Gala held on April 9th. This Gala was used to raise money and awareness about Reading is Fundamental and to reach out to our Alumnae and other chapters on campus. Other philanthropy events this year included "Reading is Key" event where we spent a day at a local day care, annual "pie a Kappa" held on the quad, and "Kick it with Kappa" to raise money for the Susan G. Komen foundation. Some of our public relations events this year included: Breaking Barriers and events on the quad where we give away cookies or candy to our colleagues. In November, we initiated 23 girls into our chapter after formal recruitment.

In 2016, Illinois Wesleyan University finished the renovations on the Shirk Center, our athletic building. They also changed the way we dispose of waste in our dining halls. We have three bins: one for waste, one for recyclables, and one for composting. As for our chapter, our kitchenette and our chapter room were completely redone. In the kitchenette we now have shelving and cabinets where we can store plates, bowls, and utensils. Our chapter room has new hard wood flooring.

Our Chapter has continued to raise money and support research through the Susan G. Komen foundation, because it is a philanthropy that all women can appreciate considering that the disease primarily affects women. Bloomington is one of the locations where there is a "Race for the Cure", and there are many women in our house that have been personally affected by breast cancer making this philanthropy one that is meaningful and dear to many.

Our chapter meets in our chapter room. Our chapter room has just received new flooring.

==Highlights of 2017==
During 2017, the ladies of Epsilon have made it our mission to improve our chapter’s campus involvement, academics, and sisterhood. We kicked off our spring semester with multiple sisterhood events that allowed us to bond and work together as a team. These continued throughout the year with activities like competitions between pledge classes and movie nights in the TV room for the whole chapter. We added two new members to the pledge class of 2020 in the spring as well. Our Vice President of Academic Excellence, Allie Paradis, promoted our excellence in the classroom by having weekly competitions for study hours and studying with a sister. These motivated us to always get our work done!
We had three dances this year and they were so fun! Our spring informal dance was themed Denim on Denim. We had our annual Sapphire Ball in April where we said goodbye to all of our graduating seniors. This fall, we had another informal themed Sweet Home Kappa Gam. Our new members got to pick this year’s informal theme and we loved it! Our two biggest philanthropic events were our annual “Pie a Kappa” event on the quad and “Kick it with Kappa”, both benefiting our local philanthropy, Susan G. Komen. We also hosted a “Girls who go Greek” event outside our home for all the Greek women on campus to come and hangout with us.
Our beautiful home just got a new addition this fall: a brand new back patio! It is perfect and just what we imagined, and we can’t wait to finally be able to use it in the spring! We also redid our study room, the Wise Owl.
We have continued to support our local philanthropy, Susan G. Komen, because it is a cause that many women feel emotionally connected. Overall, it has been a great year for us here at Epsilon and we feel as though we have accomplished many of our goals. We can’t wait to see what 2018 has in store! We were also lucky to have another visit from Fraternity President Beth Black who is an Epsilon Kappa!

==Highlights of 2018==

We participated in reading buddies in the spring for RIF as well as Hoops for Hope for Susan G. Komen. We also raised money for RIF through Pie-a-Kappa in early fall 2018 as well as a Reading is Key event for RIF in November and a tabling event for Susan G. Komen for breast cancer awareness. Our biggest philanthropy event of the year was the Golden Key Gala in the spring benefiting RIF. We won Chapter of the Year in Spring 2018 at the FSL awards and our advisor Erin won Adviser of the Year. We also received a Civic Engagement Award. We were paired with Sigma Chi for Homecoming Week and we took first place. Something our chapter worked on this year was improving our chapter GPA by awarding people for various academic things such as studying with a sister, not skipping any classes, and getting an A on an exam.

The class of 2022 at IWU is the largest incoming class in five years with over 500 students and one of the most diverse in the university's history. Illinois Wesleyan added an e-sports program and facility in Hansen Student Center in fall 2018 where students can professionally compete in online gaming. IWU also changed the design of its athletic logo and wordmark logo.

Susan G. Komen is a philanthropy that all people and all women especially can relate to as we all know someone who has been affected by breast cancer. Our chapter feels emotionally connected to this organization and therefore feel it is important to raise money and awareness towards finding a cure for breast cancer.

==Highlights of 2019==

January 18, 2019- Epsilon Chapter held an ice skating sisterhood at Pepsi Ice Center. It was a good jump into the new semester!

February 15-17, 2019- Select members on the executive board went to the Kappa Leadership Conference in Texas for the weekend. Here they met with other Kappas and learned the foundations of sisterhood and values shared in our fraternity.

February 22, 2019- Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma help their spring informal.

February 27, 2019- Epsilon Chapter held a Yoga Class Sisterhood at Shirk Gymnasium to support body positivity week directed by the Panhellenic Council.

March 3-8, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had an LC visit for the week. Many of the members had the chance to meet with her and bond over ritual, their positions within the chapter, and ways to improve their role in the chapter. The LC presented a powerpoint in chapter on the values of being a Kappa.

March 23, 2019- Epsilon Chapter held their annual Golden Key Gala and raised $5,353 for our national philanthropy, Reading Is Fundamental.

March 24, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had an EME training from 10-12pm. We discussed ways to improve our sisterhood within our house, as well as in the community.

March 25-30, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their spring Inspiration Period. Initiation was held on March 29 and 30.

April 2, 2019- Epsilon Chapter was granted awards for Sorority New Member of the Year and Outstanding Chapter Program/Event Award for the Fraternity and Sorority Life Awards.

April 7, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had Moms' Day. The day consisted of spending time with our moms at the house with games, food, and a silent auction!

April 24, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their last sisterhood of the Spring 2019 semester. Due to stress from finals, we had a Spa sisterhood to de-stress and relax from our academic responsibilities.

April 26, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their annual Sapphire Ball. We said goodbye to our loving Seniors, spending time together with good music and food.

September 11-15, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their fall recruitment with a Heaven on Earth theme for Bid Day!

September 25, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their first fall sisterhood. The sisterhood was themed Kappa Kampfire with s’mores and fun!

October 23, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had a Halloween themed Sisterhood. We each carved pumpkins and had a good time!

November 4-9, 2019- Epsilon Chapter had their fall Inspiration Period. Initiation was held on November 8 and 9. We had a flower sisterhood to bond with our sisters on November 6 and a new member retreat on Thursday November 7th.

The incoming class of 2023 was welcomed from 22 states, 10 countries, and 27% of the class self-identifies as a student of color. This year Illinois Wesleyan University welcomed a new Interim President, S. Georgia Nugent for the 2019-2020 academic year, while they search for its next president.
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We believe in giving back to our community and youth, especially, which is supported through Reading Is Fundamental which helps provide books and a better eduation to the underserved children in our community. Stay Alive brings awareness to mental health which we believe is an important topic that should be talked about especially in university. Breast Cancer Awareness is a sentimental topic and we chose to support this organization and cause because of how close it is to many of the members' hearts.

==Highlights of 2020==
Chapter Summary
We started this year with an ice skating sisterhood at the Bloomington ice center on January 24th, 2020. This was a fun way to get together after a long winter break. Our next event was another sisterhood. At this sisterhood, we frosted cookies for Valentine’s Day on February 12th, 2020. We delivered the cookies to all of the other sororities and fraternities on campus. We had our spring informal on February 21st, 2020. The theme “Kappa never goes out of style” was chosen by the senior class. Due to COVID-19, we were sent home for the rest of the semester. We had one member initiated virtually. This was on May 2nd. We had a virtual work week to prepare for recruitment the week of August 9th, 2020. We then had a completely virtual recruitment from September 10th to the 12th. We had a socially distanced Bid Day on September 13th. We had a virtual sisterhood on September 16th, 2020. We played a Kahoot based off of fun facts about each sister in the chapter. Homecoming week was from October 5th to the 10th. All of the events were virtual. We had 5 new members participate in a dance competition, where our other members were able to watch a live streaming of it. Our next sisterhood was Flowerside. This was on October 21st and was a great way to begin inspiration period. This event was virtual as well. The new member retreat was held on October 22nd. This event was held in person in an on campus space with social distancing. Initiation took place on October 24th and was virtual. We won three awards this year. We won the Panhellenic award, the Recruitment award, and the Most Improved Academics award. We also had honorable mention for Philanthropy award. Chapter operations were altered significantly because of COVID-19. All of our executive board meetings and chapters were held virtually, as well as many other events as I described.

We chose Reading is Fundamental for our philanthropy, because there is a literacy problem in America. This organization tries to provide resources to children in need by donating books and raising money. Stay Alive was chosen because it breaks the stigma surrounding mental health issues and helps support those who are struggling. The Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation helps sisters in many ways, with the most common being scholarships.

We added a DEI director position. This position is under VP Member Development. We had elections and have filled this position for the next term. Due to COVID-19, we could not have our normal Founders Day ceremony. Our chapter had small groups watch the Facebook live program. Our Bloomington-Normal Alumnae Association brought festive cookies to the house to celebrate too.

[[File:Epsilon with masks.jpeg|thumb|Epsilon with masks]]
[[File:Bid Day 2020.jpeg|thumb|Bid Day 2020]]
[[File:Sisters on the bridge.jpeg|thumb|Sisters on the bridge]]

==Highlights of 2021==

This year our chapter had members attend multiple philanthropy events such as Sigma Kappa’s pancake breakfast and Alpha Gamma Deltas Halloween cook out. We had a pumpkin carving sisterhood as well as gingerbread house building.

Our chapter supports Stay Alive. They assist with mental help issues and we want to support treatment for mental health. We were unable to support the Kappa Foundation this year due to budgeting miscommunications.

We added a DEI officer recently. We educated members during recruitment to reduce inherent bias and monitored members to ensure inclusivity, this was also extended through the entire year.

Initiation was held in person in our chapter house. Sisterhoods were held in person in our chapter house. Covid has put a damper on our events and has led to a lot of disconnects within our chapter as a whole.

Eta Psi

2022-09-23T00:10:12Z

History: /* Highlights of 2018 */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Eta_Psi Media related to Eta Psi Chapter] }}

<table><tr><td>

'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

[[File:Sisterhood1.jpg|thumb|fleur de lis]]
[[File:Projects.jpg|thumb|Projects]]
[[File:Bid Day gifts.jpg|thumb|holding gifts]]
[[File:More gifts.jpg|thumb|giving more gifts]]
[[File:Kappa goodies.jpg|thumb|table full of Kappa products]]

Eta Psi

2022-09-23T00:09:41Z

History: /* Highlights of 2021 */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Eta_Psi Media related to Eta Psi Chapter] }}

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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

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Eta Psi

2022-09-23T00:07:30Z

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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

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[[File:Projects.jpg|thumb|Projects]]
[[File:Bid Day gifts.jpg|thumb|holding gifts]]
[[File:More gifts.jpg|thumb|giving more gifts]]

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Eta Psi

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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

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|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

-----------------------------

'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

--------------------------------

Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

==Highlights of 2021==

During this previous year we transitioned to new officers which was a bittersweet moment because the previous officers were mainly seniors, and they were soon to be graduating. We have had sisterhood events that have brought us together. We have also had our first formal since covid happened.

How did the chapter support Kappa’s philanthropy? To support Kappa’s philanthropy, we had a de-stress event where we wrote all our worries and stresses on the plate, and we smashed them.

We have pushed our sisters to better diversify our sisterhood bond. We have also encouraged them to attend sisterhood events which encouraged each sister to create a bond with each other.

How did your chapter operations change due to COVID-19 (e.g., how did it affect recruitment, initiation, etc. Were events/activities held virtually?). Share what you have done this year. We are still meeting in person keeping covid guidelines in mind, we have zoom as an option to join. We are planning to keep recruitment and initiation in person as well.

Eta Psi

2022-09-22T23:51:36Z

History: /* Highlights of 2018 */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Eta_Psi Media related to Eta Psi Chapter] }}

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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

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'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

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Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2018==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

Eta Psi

2022-09-22T23:50:53Z

History: /* Highlights of 2019: */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Eta Psi
|GreekSymbol= HΨ
|Image= [[File:Pfeiffer_Eta_Psi.jpg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|2017|11|18}}
|College= [https://www.pfeiffer.edu/ Pfeiffer University]
|Location= Misenheimer, North Carolina
|District= Lambda
|Homepage= [https://pfeiffer.kappa.org/ Eta Psi Chapter Website]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Eta_Psi Media related to Eta Psi Chapter] }}

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'''Pfeiffer University founded 1885'''

'''Chapter Founded: November 18, 2017'''

'''Charter members initiated: 21 '''

'''38 active initiates (as of December 2018)'''

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'''Some of Eta Psi’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''

'''Fraternity Council Officers:'''

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''

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Pfeiffer University is a private university located in Misenheimer, North Carolina. Pfeiffer is affiliated with the Methodist Church. It was established in 1885 by a woman named Emily Pruden. The school was first began its operation on the edge of Hudson, North Carolina and was called Oberlin School, and was later endowed by Mrs. Mary P. Mitchell and was named in her honor as the Mitchell School. A fire destroyed the original school in 1907, and it was then moved to Lenoir, North Carolina. The new location proved to be inadequate and was relocated in 1910, to Misenheimer, North Carolina. The Mitchell School began awarding high school diplomas in 1913, and began offering junior college classes in 1928. In 1934, the Pfeiffer family of New York City, New York, gave several generous financial gifts to the school. The school changed its name to Pfeiffer Junior College, after it was accredited the same year. In the 1950s, the school began offering senior level college courses, and was then accredited as a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the college received university status, as Pfeiffer University.

==Presentation and Establishment:==
Kappa Kappa Gamma was presented to Pfeiffer University during the fall of 2017. Sena Griffith, and other women from Kappa Kappa Gamma headquarters, began making visits to Pfeiffer, in order to promote the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma within the university. Women who were interested in the organization, attended recruitment events to learn more about Kappa Kappa Gamma, and what it has to offer for the women who decide to join. These recruitment events were then followed by a successful bid day.

On, September twenty-ninth, 2017, twenty-one women pledged their name in interest to the colonization of Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter, Eta Psi. The pledging was led by leadership consultant, Sena Griffith.

Kappa Kappa Gamma was the first Greek-letter organization to establish a chapter at Pfeiffer.

During the New Member period the chapter was mentored by their chapter consultant, Sena Griffith (UC Merced). She was joined by Field Representatives and members of the extension team, and held meetings with campus organizations, as well as information sessions for interested students. At the end of this period, there was a Bid Day to invite them into membership.

==Installation:==
On November eighteenth, 2017, the first initiation ceremony installed twenty-one women from Pfeiffer University. Initiation was performed at North Carolina State University. Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President, led the FS service, which was followed by light desert and time to visit. Two more members were initiated during the spring semester, on March thirtieth, 2018.

The chapter was installed by Beth Uphoff Black, Fraternity President, on November 18, 2017. She was assisted by Denise Rugani, Ritual and History Director, and Elizabeth Bailey, Fraternity Vice President. Forty-two women were initiated into Eta Psi Chapter.

Sisters of Eta Chi chapter participated in the initiation, as well as many alumnae.

The founding members of the chapter are: Kortni Adams, Kara Adcock, Regan Allen
Nijay Armstrong, Mara Beck, Ashleigh Bost, Danielle Boza, Cortney Brown, Aisha Gardner, Kayla Greene, B Griffin, Grayson Harris, Cassidy Hooper, Katie Hovater, Tori Jackson, ChyAnn Ketchum, Angel Koon, Courtney Laughlin, Michelle Lee, Kara Luck, Athena Maravelas, Dallas Mooneyham, Maddie Moose, Mckinzie Morgan, Abby Neal, Madison Riddle, Sam Smith, Mackenzie Swetnam, Mo Taylor, Abby Waggoner, ShaNisha White, Allison Wike.

==Highlights of 2017:==

Eta Psi was installed as a chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma on November 18, 2017. Eta Psi is the first greek organization on campus. Changes seen are individuals of different sports teams now intermingling due to Kappa being our thing in common.

During the 2017-2018 academic year, Eta Psi's members donated three hours of time to Reading is Fundamental, five hours of time donated to various campus service projects, and five hours donated to various community service projects. $150 was donated to Reading is Fundamental, along with 130 books that were collected by the chapter for donation. Eta Psi also donated $50 to the Kappa Kappa Gamma foundation.

Our chapter had a bake sale, and stormed the dorms, when we went to the student dorms to ask for extra change. Locally, we have chosen to support GHA Autism Supports, which provides a unique environment for individuals on the spectrum. Various outdoors activities, opportunities, and more are provided allowing them to contribute to the community.

Our work during this period was mainly sisterhood events, and selecting officer structure all helped by Sena Griffith, our chapter consultant. We meet in a classroom in the Student Center on campus.

==Highlights of 2018:==
On September fifth, 2018, the women of chapter Eta Psi, began fall recruitment in attempt to expand the growth of their chapter on the Pfeiffer Campus. Seventeen women were recruited and pledged their name in interest. On November tenth, 2018, those seventeen women were initiated on the Pfeiffer Campus, which was led by Jenna Patton.

==Highlights of 2019==

In the Spring of 2018 there was an abrupt change of officers due to a couple of transfers. However, in the spring we were able to raise money for GHA. We also volunteered at local elementary school to read books, and make crafts with students there. It was Eta Psi's goal make sure that every child left with a book. Our chapter goal is to be more involved in our community and raise chapter morale. As a council we would like our members to be more active. The words "what you get out of Kappa, is what you put into her." The more work you put into Kappa the more your love grows for her.

This year our campus received a new president. In November we just completed officer elections. The new chapter council's main goal is to boost chapter morale. With it being our first year without a based leadership consultant we have seen many downs. Many girls feel that Kappa does not give them the sisterhood that was promised in recruitment. With a change in officers we plan to see a world's difference in morale and attendance. Eta Psi will get through this and flourish just as the fleur-de-lis do in the beautiful gardens of Kappa

Chapter Philanthropy: GHA Autism Supports. This organization is established in our county that offers services to people of our community who have a disorder under the Autistic spectrum and we fund raise donations for them.

Founders Day: On Founders Day the chapter and advisors gathered outside for some finger food and congregation. It was a lovely day outside to celebrate our founding ladies.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: Our chapter plans to host its first ever Spirit Week. The chapter will be split into two teams; the owls and the keys. Kappa Spirit Week will kick off with ritual and history jeopardy. Throughout the week the best Kappa costumes will earn points for their team. Categories like the most Kappas at a campus event, and other small acts will earn points for each team. In the middle of the week there will be a sisterhood event planned by standards. To end the week Kappa will be hosting a color run to raise money for either GHA or RIF.

Delta Beta

2022-09-12T14:48:04Z

History: /* Highlights of 2021 */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= Delta Beta
|GreekSymbol= ΔB
|Image= [[File:Delta_Beta.jpeg|200px]]
|Founded= {{start date and years ago|1930|10|25}}
|College= [https://www.duke.edu/ Duke University]
|Location= Durham, NC
|Homepage= [https://durham.kappa.org/ Delta Beta Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Delta_Beta Media related to Delta Beta Chapter]}}

'''Duke University, founded 1823'''

'''Delta Beta founded October 25, 1930'''

'''2,485 initiates (as of June 2018)'''

'''Charter Members:'''
Janie Elizabeth Carlton, Mary Elizabeth Craven, Frances Lelia Currin, Florence Roney Dailey, Katherine E. Mary Davies, Edna Kilgo Elias, Mildred Moore Guthrie, Virginia Lucille Hobgood, Martha Howie, Dorothy Cornell Leary, Katherine Markham, Nancy Elizabeth Roberson, Margaret Rogers, Nellie Louise Sellars, Erma Elizabeth Williams.
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'''Some of Delta Beta’s Outstanding Alumnae:''' (If you have chapter alumnae who have received recognition in any of these three categories, please list them with the date(s) of recognition.)

'''Fraternity Council Members:'''

Ann Wescott (Mayo), Field Secretary 1958-1960;
Hillary Holmes (Archer), Traveling Consultant 1999-2000;

'''Fraternity Loyalty Award Recipients:'''
Emily Pott 2014,
Samantha Klein 2015,
Kate Eastwood 2016,
Katie Perlman 2017,
Rachel Eastwood 2018

'''Fraternity Alumnae Achievement Award Recipients:'''
Shelley Moore Capito, 2016,

'''Additional Outstanding Delta Beta Alumnae'''

Sophie Martin (Wood), Graduate Counselor 1957-1958;
Ann Wescott (Mayo), Graduate Counselor 1957-1958;
Elizabeth Helmer (Pfiffner), Graduate Counselor 1959-1960;
Judith Mayers (Bryan), Graduate Counselor 1959-1960;
Corinne Mani (Yancy), Graduate Counselor 1979-1981;

Shelley Moore Capito—U.S. Congresswoman (R-WV), first elected in 2000. Representative Capito has been honored by the North American Interfraternity Council (NIC) with its “Award of Distinction” for extraordinary support of the Greek community. Shelley supports a bill allowing tax-deductible donations to be used for housing and infrastructure improvements to Greek chapter facilities. Also notable, she co-sponsored the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Program signed into law in December 2003.

Housing and healthcare are not new initiatives to Shelley. A third-term representative, she prides herself on being approachable, accessible and in touch with the needs of her West Virginia constituents. As the only female and only Republican congresswoman from West Virginia, she works hard to visit the 18 counties in her district while serving on the House Rules Committee, Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues, and the Congressional Steel Caucus. (Shelley was originally featured in the spring 2001 issue.)

Shelley freely admits that juggling family time with her Congressional commitments is difficult. She has felt guilty for not being a part of all of her teenaged daughter’s activities. “But,” says Shelley, “my daughter reassured me that she was proud of me and knew I was involved in something bigger than both of us.” Shelley’s entire family— daughter, husband and two sons—have all worked together to interact with constituents, make speeches and conduct research.

Shelley also credits her Kappa affiliation with providing her with an instant network of mentors. “Kappa taught me to look for the best in people and to appreciate diversity,” adds Shelley. “Washington, D.C., is a haven for interested, intelligent, service-minded young women.” Shelley encourages all young people pursuing a career in politics or public service to complete internships, volunteer and work on campaigns.

Entertainment:
Annabeth Gish—TV and film actress, Film credits include Mystic Pizza
Natalie Garibian Peters, author, The Love of My Life: the Memoirs of Howard G. Minsky
Susannah Gora, author, YouCouldn’t Ignore Me If You Tried: the Brat Pack, John Hughes, and Their Impact on a Generation

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==The Early Years (From The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma 1870–1976)==

The history of Delta Beta Chapter can be seen as a microcosm of the history of the Women’s College of Duke University. As the college women changed, so changed the lifestyle of the Kappas.

In 1897, Washington Duke, a pioneer tobacco manufacturer established an endowment for Trinity College, Durham, with the condition that women be admitted “on equal footing.” The next year a small dormitory for women was completed, but it was not until World War I, when men were scarce that women’s enrollment increased significantly.

The year in the history of Duke was 1924, for it was that year that James Buchanan Duke’s famous Duke Endowment was announced, with 40 million dollars going to education, charity and the relief of human suffering. The tobacco king considered the Duke Endowment his greatest achievement. In time the value of the fund multiplied several times. The greatly expanded institution became Duke University, and the name Trinity College was retained for the undergraduate men’s division of the university. A new campus, West, or Men’s Campus, designed and built in Gothic style, was ready for occupancy in 1930. Some of the Trinity College buildings were remodeled and new ones constructed in Georgian architecture for East, or Women’s Campus. The two areas were one mile apart, joined by a private boulevard. The Women’s College became a coordinate of Trinity in 1930. Between 1930 and 1972, women at Duke had an autonomous student government, a Y.W.C.A., and all lived on East Campus.

Under the four deans of the Women’s College, the complexion of Duke women gradually changed as did the sorority system and Delta Beta in particular. Under Dean Alice M. Baldwin, 1930-1937, women freshmen and sophomores had classes separate from the men. Enrollment doubled from 506 to more than 1000 in that period.

During Florence Brickley’s tenure, 1947-1962, enrollment increased slightly, and admissions standards rose. During the 1950s there was a shift to university-wide activities. Interest in class organization declined. The first two years became coeducational. Efforts were made by M. Margaret Ball, 1963-1969, to revitalize the Women’s College. Intellectual activities, liberalized regulations, emphasis on living-learning dormitories put substance into the college. Dean Juanita Kreps, 1969-1972, administered the first women’s move to the men’s campus and vice versa. Women were allowed to live off campus for the first time. In 1972, the colleges were officially closed, and by fall all students returned as students of Duke University.

By 1929 there were four national sororities and several local groups at Duke. That year the local, Sigma Beta, was added to the Pan-Hellenic Council and remained local for two years. With the help of sponsors Miss Eva Malone (Ellis) and Mrs. Clarence Pemberton and under the guidance of Rheva Ott Shryock, Pennsylvania, the girls decided to petition Kappa Kappa Gamma. The request for a charter accompanied by a film prepared by the members was granted at the 1930 Convention. Installation, October 25, 1930, was attended by Clara O. Pierce, Ohio State, Province Directors, alumnae and actives from 12 Eastern chapters.

Although there was a National Depression and strict rules on campus, locally, the Kappa mood was busy and fun-loving. Members of the new chapter were active on campus and Ruth Phillips (Polack), president of the senior class, was responsible for getting decent restroom facilities in the West Campus library.

'''Chapter Traditions'''

Mondays nights were “closed nights” – no phone calls, no men in “East,” no women off campus. Meetings were held on Monday – there was no excuse for missing a meeting! Throughout the 1930s there was participation but as yet no chapter-sponsored philanthropy. The 1937 Chanticleer, (yearbook) said …”and so with a dash and a smash you have the Kappas -possessors of happiness and beauty, and the essential elements to make a good chapter.”

The early 1940s were clouded by World War II. “It was practically like a girls’ school with a Navy base a miles away,” remembers a Delta Beta of those days. “The Kappas were a very close chapter – probably because so many of our boyfriends were far away. Many of the Kappas rolled bandages and entertained soldiers at the nearby Navy base. Women for the first time assumed leadership posts previously held by men.

One of the many traditions of Delta Beta is the awarding of the Standards Key each semester to the senior who best exemplifies Kappa. This key was formerly worn by Rheva Ott Shryock. She presented it to the chapter in 1948.

'''Turbulent Times'''

Sorority life at Duke in the early 1960s can best be described as a period of adjustment. In September 1959, when the Pan-Hellenic building had been condemned as a fire hazard, the change to classrooms of the Carr Building was accepted, yet the move was a shock to many sororities which had just finished extensive redecorating, as had the Kappas. Headquarters purchased Delta Beta’s furniture and rush schedules were rearranged. Everyone thought this change was only temporary.

All sororities were threatened by a loss of spirit and lack of communication; because members saw each other regularly only once a week. Delta Beta made use of “dorm reps,” dorm parties, secret buddies,” the big-little sister program, and planned to eat together. At a time when everyone was predicting the demise of the Greek system, chapter spirit suddenly was high.
Sorority life, as always, had serious and lights sides. At a seminar program in 1960, faculty and administration members spoke on issues related to their fields. Cystic Fibrosis Clinic was still part of its philanthropy efforts, there were parties for faculty children, block tickets to the campus concert-lectures series, and required study hall for pledges and low-average upper classmen. But sororities in general were assailed and asked to justify their existence.

By the 1967-68 school year, criticism reached a peak. The president of Pan-Hellenic resigned from her office and her sorority in the middle of fall rush. Isolated student involvement grew into great student participation in political and social concerns. Sorority life seemed more irrelevant than ever to many, and one group dropped its national affiliation because of the rules, which bound its members in this increasingly liberal institution.

The Delta Beta President advocated that Delta Beta also “go local” to the shock of many members. During the next school year 10 to 12 Kappas resigned in protest, calling Delta Beta an irrelevant, social and selective group.

To survive these difficult times, Delta Beta had to redefine its goals. Officers planned activities which combined fun and intellectual stimulation: efforts were made to get together frequently. Often meetings became forums for invited speakers.

By the time of Kappa’s Centennial and Delta Beta’s 40th birthday, morale had been regained and Kappa was recognized as the most high-spirited and close-knit group on campus. The Kappas were often kidded as too “gung-ho.”

One can see than that the increased involvement in campus activities during the late 1940s and early 1950s led to a university rather than a college focus by Women’s College students. These attitudes of concern, combined with the facts of integration of the campuses, more women living off campus, more night classes and no central meeting place, provided a challenge to Kappa to spur interest and sustain morale. Both the sorority and fraternity systems were challenged to continue to adapt and offer new ways to provide the much needed warmth and friendship on the campus of Duke University.
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The previous information was excerpted from The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 1870-1976. The information that follows has been gleaned from available resources including Chapter History Reports, chapter meeting minutes, letters and comments from chapter members and alumnae, the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity Archives, and The Key. Each chapter is expected to update its history record annually. Contact Fraternity Headquarters at kkghq@kkg.org with questions.
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==Highlights of the 1980s:==

From chapter’s History Report:
In 1989, Delta Beta won Greek Week.

'''Housing:'''

'''Philanthropy:'''

In 1989, Delta Beta sponsored CHANCE “Battle of the Bands.”

'''Chapter Convention Awards:'''

==Highlights of the 1990s:==

Delta Beta tied for first place in the 1990 Greek Week. Pledge Initiation was held at the University of North Carolina (UNC). Fraternity Education was the chapter goal. A standards workshop was held in the fall semester. The chapter went to Wrightsville Beach with the new initiates. Delta Beta attended a Founder’s Day Banquet at UNC. Delta Beta held a scholarship banquet to celebrate individual achievement and improving to fourth place in scholarship among all sororities on campus. Delta Beta conducted an informal chapter evaluation and two mandatory all-member rush retreats. Delta Beta placed fourth in Sigma Chi’s Derby Days.

Delta Beta won two honorable mentions at the 1991 Province Meeting for scholarship and philanthropy. Delta Beta held a two- day officer training workshop. Initiation was held at UNC. The chapter goal was using committees effectively. Events included: a council retreat, chapter beach trip to Wrightsville Beach with the new initiates, an Alcohol and Substance Abuse program, Founder’s Day Banquet at UNC, a Scholarship Banquet, and a stress management program. Delta Beta placed third in Sigma Chi’s Derby Days. Delta Beta was noted in the Keyhole for its scholarship.

In 1994, the chapter competed with other Greek organizations and won a Pictionary contest for charity. Delta Beta tried to increase interaction with the Duke and Durham community through their AIDS fund raiser in which various retailers helped sell t-shirts. The chapter goal was to increase sister participation through all-sister activities. Delta Beta held a scholarship banquet each semester to recognize sisters for their academic achievement and in the fall named a sister-of-the-week at each meeting to highlight a sister’s recent accomplishments. Delta Beta held a ritual workshop each semester.

Delta Beta had three members of Phi Beta Kappa, two members on the volleyball team, two members on the golf team, and one member on the track team. Several Kappa relatives of pledges were able to attend their initiation this year, including one new member’s grandmother. Social events included Kite and Key, Psychedelic 60’s, and Holiday Formal. In October, Delta Beta hosted a table to sell pink ribbons and provide information about self-breast exams in honor of National Self Breast Exam Awareness Month.

Delta Beta’s chapter goal in 1995 was increased sister attendance and ritual awareness. Delta Beta strengthened the role of Standards in upholding lateness and attendance policies.

Delta Beta held a Valentine’s Day semi-formal in 1997. A representative from the Career Development Center came to speak to the chapter. Two Delta Betas gave a talk about depression and seeking help for this illness. Delta Beta held an “April Fool’s” function at the Durham Ballpark. Other social events included spring formal, “Psych- 60’s”, a Barn Party, Kite and Key, and winter formal. A representative from the Healthy Devil spoke to the chapter about health resources on campus. A Delta Beta was a member of the cheerleading squad and two Delta Betas were members of student government.

In 1998, the chapter raised $4000 for the Children’s Miracle Network through Kappa Kaddies, a charity golf tournament. Social events included Valentine’s semi-formal, spring formal, a Barn Party, “Pysch-60’s”, Kite and Key (with the sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta), and winter formal. One Delta Beta was a star member of the women’s basketball team, who competed in the NCAA finals. Delta Beta also had one member of Phi Beta Kappa, one member of the cheerleading squad, and the star of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

'''Philanthropy:'''

1990: YMCA Day Care Center and Durham Battered Women’s Shelter
1991: YMCA Day Care Center;
1994: Easter egg hunt with children, Breast Cancer Awareness Day, Dance to Fight AIDS fundraiser, Walktoberfest;
1995: Dance to Fight AIDS, Easter egg hunt, bake sale fundraiser;
1997: Volunteering at EK POWE elementary, volunteering at the Methodist Retirement Home;
1998: Kappa Kaddies, a charity golf tournament

'''Chapter Convention Awards:'''

==Highlights of 2000-2010:==

In 2005, Delta Beta hosted the Nu East Province Meeting in Durham, NC. Also, Delta Beta had a very strong representation in Duke's Pan-Hellenic Council as its members served as both the President and the VP of Recruitment. As a chapter, its commitment to academic excellence was recognized by the Pan-Hellenic Council with the Outstanding Scholarship Award and a Delta Beta was honored as Duke Greek Woman of the Year. Three Delta Betas were inducted in to the Order of the Omega, the Greek Honor Society that recognizes exceptional leadership, scholarship and service.

In addition to its strong sisterhood, Kappas at Duke are devoted to academic excellence and selfless service. Delta Beta has maintained one of the highest GPAs within the Greek Community and has become an essential part of the Duke and Durham communities. With 142 members, Delta Beta is also one of the largest chapters on campus.

In 2005, Delta Beta’s chapter council vowed to work toward perfecting the devotion of its members to their commitments and responsibilities as Greek women. Delta Beta aimed to continue to increase ritual awareness and appreciation in order to strengthen our ties with the history of Kappa. In terms of responsibility to the tradition of Greek life, Delta Beta planned to work to maintain our high level of Pan-Hellenic involvement on campus. All of these goals were enthusiastically met last year. Delta Beta’s Marshall introduced a new ritual program that made learning about our ritual and history fun and interesting. Delta Beta had record turn out to these "ritual retreats" which led to our most successful initiation to date. A Delta Beta served Duke and the Greek community as the President of Duke's Pan-Hellenic Council. With one of its own sisters as the head of the Duke Greek community, Delta Beta chapter was more involved in both school and Greek activities than ever.

In 2006, Delta Beta worked really hard to maintain our involvement in the Panhellenic life. A Delta Beta was elected VP of Recruitment, and we have continued to invoke a Panhellenic spirit in all the events that we have held this year. Kappa was recognized again this year for our outstanding scholarship, and even had 4 members inducted into Order of the Omega, the Greek Honor Society. Furthermore, one of our members helped to start an organization in Africa this year, working for women's rights to equal education.

Kappas at Duke show a strong sense of sisterhood coupled with a devotion to academic success and a desire to give back to the community. Delta Beta is a very diverse chapter, always seeking to incorporate new ideas into the task at hand. In addition, Kappas at Duke are committed to supporting all forms of Greek life on campus.

This year Delta Beta worked really hard to reorganize the use of each of its committees. It sought to have more efficient committee meetings, using the talents of the many diverse girls in its chapter. Delta Beta’s VPO did a great job this year of invoking the use of these committees. In addition, Delta Beta wanted to improve our risk management program. After many new policies, it has finally cemented a program that is safe, efficient, and strong. With the strong leadership of its President, Delta Beta has worked to bring all of the pledge classes together in the bonds of sisterhood. This has been achieved through sisterhood dinners and committee outings.

Delta Belta was at or above the the all-sorority GPA during 2009. One Delta Beta was honored with a invitation to join Phi Beta Kappa. Six members were reported in the Spring 2009 issue of The Key as having a 4.0 GPA.

In 2005, Delta Beta implemented a new strategy of presenting something interesting from our archives at each formal meeting. The chapter really enjoyed these presentations, which included photo albums, scrapbooks, old bylaws, chapter minutes and standing rules, and chapter composites from years past.

67th Biennial Convention: 2006-2008 Winners: Gracious Living, Unhoused Chapter

==Highlights of 2011-2019:==

==Highlights of 2012==

The Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma thrived this year in academics, sisterhood, and philanthropy. This year we recorded the highest involvement in chapter events and meetings in recent history, and this commitment to the chapter and its women is evident in our outstanding class of new members. This dedication was also critical to the success of our local philanthropy event this fall: the fourth annual "5K for Camp K," or Camp Kaleidoscope-- a residential camp for terminally ill children. The women of Delta Beta recruited Duke students to participate in the race and support the philanthropy; as a result, the chapter raised $9,000 for Camp Kaleidoscope. Those funds--more than the chapter has ever raised--will send 25 children to camp this summer. The chapter was also highly involved in the national Kappa philanthropy of Reading Is Fundamental, and we had nearly all of our members volunteer at the Boys and Girls Club of Durham to support the organization. Kappas at Duke also volunteer in organizations such as Best Buddies, Camp Kesem (a camp for children with cancer in their families), and Duke Engage programs (international programs with a variety of service goals).

In addition to our philanthropic success, our chapter hosted weekly meetings in the house for the women of Delta Beta ("Kappa Keypsakes") to discuss personal experiences and struggles and further develop the support system within the chapter. During a chapter meeting this fall, our Vice President of Standards also led an open discussion about the alcohol culture at Duke and how to uphold our values and commitments in spite of social pressure. The new Kappa house on Duke's campus has been a wonderful opportunity for the sisters of Delta Beta to become an even more close-knit community. Beyond internal chapter activities, a member of Delta Beta--Hannah Hayward--actually served as the Panhellenic Vice President of Recruitment, where she represented Kappa with leadership and grace. Finally, Delta Beta recognized the 81st anniversary of Founder's Day by celebrating both old and new traditions with alumni and active members.

In terms of challenges, our chapter faced a new struggle this year related to the new Kappa house; because the apartments have two single bedrooms and one double bedroom, our Standards Committee mediated several disagreements among roommates. The situations arose largely among sisters who either lived in a double and would have preferred a single or had living styles that were incompatible with those of their roommates. Standards sorted out these issues between roommates by arranging mutual agreements that allowed the members to compromise. Another issue that Delta Beta faces nearly every year is chapter attendance. While attendance has improved, some members (primarily seniors) missed more chapters than was acceptable. Council took a two-pronged approach to remedy this issue: first, the Standards Committee met with any women with incomplete attendance and sorted out the challenges they were facing. Second, the sisters began recognizing one member each chapter who had accomplished something that week by surprising her with a small gift, such as flowers or chocolates. The positive energy this new tradition fosters has encouraged members to attend chapter whenever they can.

Regarding campus changes, 2012 was the first year since the 1950s that sororities had housing on Duke's campus. Duke granted each of the nine sororities their own house this year; the houses are all located together on Duke's Central Campus, and comprise a number of apartments located together in the same building. A combination of approximately forty sophomore and juniors lived in the Kappa house at 1915 Erwin Road. The building consisted of three bedroom, four bed apartments for the Kappas, in addition to an apartment with a Central Campus RA. Living together has helped even stronger bonds to emerge among the chapter and the individual pledge classes; additionally, living in close proximity to the other sororities has produced a more cohesive and supportive Panhellenic community.

Within the chapter, the Delta Beta Council underwent a number of changes during 2012, largely involving the new house. House Chair became a newly significant position on Council responsible for ensuring that the house met the needs of its residents and fostered sisterhood among the Kappas living there. Council also had to determine which members of the Executive Board would be required to live in the house for the coming years, ultimately settling on the President, the House Chair, the New Member Chair, and the Vice President of Standards. Finally, Council decided this year to add Recruitment Assistant as another elected position for future years.

==Highlights of 2013==

The Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma thrived this year in academics, sisterhood, and philanthropy. At the Kappa Kappa Gamma Province Meeting, we received awards for Outstanding Advisory Board, Outstanding Philanthropy, and Honorable mention for Risk Management. At the Duke Greek Awards, Kappa Kappa Gamma received the Gold Chapter (Duke Greek Community Standard) award, and one of our sophomore members, Lauren Alef, received the Panhellenic Empowering Women Scholarship. Along with the awards we also received an outstanding class of new members. The success of the chapter was due to the dedication of its women to their sorority and their sisters.

This year was an enormously successful year for Delta Beta’s philanthropic efforts. As a chapter, we worked to continue our existing chapter traditions and to focus on supporting other sororities and our own sisters with their particular service projects and interests. In the Spring of 2013, the Delta Beta chapter held our annual Reading is Key event at the John Avery Boys and Girls Club to support Reading is Fundamental. Sisters worked hard to either donate money or books during our book drive leading up to the event in order to ensure that each student went home with a new book to read. The afternoon at the Boys and Girls club included reading and book-centered activities to engage the children while promoting youth literacy. This event was fun for our sisters, supported Kappa’s national philanthropy, and also allowed sisters to engage with the larger Durham community. Our chapter continued our support of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation through our annual Finals Care Packages. This was a great way to support the Foundation and was an opportunity to educate our chapter and our sisters’ families regarding the mission and goals of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation.

This fall, we held our 6th Annual 5K for Camp Kaleidoscope and raised just under $10,000! This is the most money our chapter has ever raised for Camp Kaleidoscope, which is an enormous accomplishment for our chapter! The event was also a great way for younger members of the chapter to become familiar with annual chapter events and fundraisers and to promote sisterhood around a common goal. In addition to our annual events, individual sisters also shared their own interests with the chapter and encouraged attendance and participation in events like Duke Dance Marathon or the Special Olympics. These are just a few examples of the many diverse service activities Delta Beta Kappas have participated in during the 2013 calendar year. Overall, the chapter has a strong commitment to service both inside and outside of Kappa Kappa Gamma. All of our efforts, both with Kappa and individually, have supported and demonstrated this value.

In addition to our philanthropic success, our chapter continued the hosting of weekly meetings in the house for the women of Delta Beta ("Kappa Keypsakes") to discuss personal experiences and struggles and further develop the support system within the chapter. Further, during a chapter meeting this fall, our Vice President of Standards also led an open discussion about sexual pressure at Duke, in relationships, ect. and how to uphold our values and commitments in spite of social pressure. Finally, Delta Beta recognized the 82nd anniversary of Founder's Day by celebrating both old and new traditions with alumni and active members.

In the beginning of the year, Delta Beta laid out goals for the year including working on leadership styles to work together in the most efficient way possible, working better with advisers and understanding how they can help individual officer responsibilities as the leaders of the chapter, and using the committees more in order to increase chapter member involvement via specific tasks and projects. The main theme of these goals was to increase chapter unity and individual involvement. A challenge Delta Beta faced in order to successfully achieve all these goals was chapter attendance. While attendance has improved, some members missed more chapters than was acceptable. In order to remedy this issue, the Standards Committee continued to meet with any women with incomplete attendance to sort out any challenges they were facing and express how going to chapter meetings is something special. In order to make chapter meetings more meaningful, the sisters continued recognizing one member each chapter who had accomplished something that week by surprising her with a small gift, such as flowers or chocolates. This has created a positive and supportive environment that the sisters look forward to being a part of weekly.

Duke added a new sorority to its campus—Gamma Phi Beta, creating a total of ten Panhellenic sororities. The addition of this new sorority provides a great opportunity for unaffiliated juniors and seniors, as well as freshmen and sophomores, to become part of the Greek community.

Delta Beta Kappas made a point to support Duke Panhellenic’s goal of increasing Greek unity between different chapters on campus. As such, several of our members attended Kappa Alpha Theta’s event to support Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) and Tri Delta’s event to support St. Jude’s Hospital, among other on-campus events. This increased unity not only amongst our own members but between members of other sororities, also.

==Highlights of 2014==

The Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma thrived this year in academics, sisterhood, and philanthropy. This year, seven of our members participated in Duke University’s Greek Emerging Leaders Program. The members included Rachel Louie, Hala Daou, Brett Finkelstein, Ally Byer, Alexandra Bratton, Caitlin Penny, and Nicolette Sorenson. Along with strengthening our relationships with other Greek organizations on campus, the chapter also joined together to further strengthen the bond amongst our sisters. The leaders of the Sisterhood Committee dedicated time to strengthening sisterhood bonds in a fun and exciting way. In the beginning of the fall semester, the chapter had a kick-off event at the home of the Sisterhood Committee Chairs, Izzy Clayer and Lexy Steinhilber. After classes on Friday afternoon, sisters were invited to gather at the home to share summer stories, new semester goals, and enjoy delicious drinks and treats together. The committee has also hosted a number of small meet and greet events at on-campus eateries. This has been a great way for sisters to catch up with one another in an informal setting. Finally, the Sisterhood Committee hosted a Halloween pumpkin carving event where Sisterhood organized a Halloween themed get together. All the sisters ate, carved pumpkins, and enjoyed one another’s company. The Sisterhood Committee has had a lot of fun promoting our sisters’ extracurricular activities this past year and continues to encourage our chapter to support our sisters in their many different endeavors. Further, our chapter also received an incredible class of new members. The chapter is very proud thanks to the dedication of its women to the sorority and its sisters.

This past year was extremely exciting for Delta Beta’s philanthropy initiatives. To begin with, in the fall, we held our 7th Annual 5K Race for Camp Kaleidoscope (“Camp K”). Camp K is an organization run out of the Duke hospital that provides a true summer camp experience for pediatric patients treated there. Camp K serves children treated at the Duke hospital battle chronic or life threatening illness, and gives them the opportunity to attend summer camp under the supervision that they need. This year we actually raised the most funds in our chapter’s history, as we surpassed the previous year’s goal by 75% and raised over $15,000.00. Additionally, Delta Beta continued existing chapter traditions as we hosted our annual Reading is Key event at the John Avery Boys and Girls Club in Durham to support Reading is Fundamental. We held this event in the spring as the whole chapter got together and spent a few hours reading to the students at the local Boys and Girls Club while interacting with creative stations based on the book. We also hosted a book donation so that each student went home with a brand new book. Our chapter continued our support of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation by hosting the first annual Kappa Kappauchino event during finals week. We sold coffee and donuts outside the library and will donate 100% of the proceeds to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation. In addition to our annual events, individual sisters participate in philanthropy initiatives and community service on behalf of Delta Beta, including planning Special Olympics at Duke and volunteering in orphanages in Durham. Overall, the chapter has a strong commitment to service both inside and outside of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

In addition to our philanthropic success, our chapter continued the hosting of weekly meetings in the house for the women of Delta Beta (“Kappa Keypsakes”) to discuss personal experiences and struggles in order to further develop the support system with in the chapter. This is the second year of Kappa Keypsakes. Further, during a chapter meeting this fall, our Vice President of Standards also led an open discussion about disordered eating on Duke’s campus. Sisters volunteered to share personal stories about their own struggles with eating disorders and the conversation concluded with ways in which we can all be more supportive of each other in order to reach our full well being. Finally, Delta Beta recognized the 83rd anniversary of Founder’s Day by celebrating both old and new traditions with alumni and active members.

In the beginning of the year, Delta Beta laid out goals for the 2014-2015 calendar year. The goals included increasing the efficiency and enthusiasm of weekly chapter meetings, fostering the desire to spend time with sisters, improve chapter attendance, and the Executive Council really strived to be good mentors for all their Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters. In order to reach these goals, the sisters of our chapter upheld characteristics of respect, accountability, support, and collaboration to inspire our chapter’s growth. As with last year, a challenge to meet these goals was chapter attendance. To increase chapter attendance our chapter continued to make chapters more meaningful in various ways. This included weekly recognition of one member who had accomplished something that week and guest speakers. As previously discussed, the efforts set forth by the Sisterhood Committee also greatly helped to increase chapter attendance and foster the sense of sisterhood needed to accomplish our chapter goals.

As the on-campus apartment housing for the Delta Beta chapter is relatively new, there has been many progressive changes throughout this past year. Most notably, our chapter has been working with Duke Housing to plan sisterhood events such as a house-wide manicure/pedicure outing and a sorority-wide Thanksgiving dinner in the common room, to name a few. Additionally, with the help of our wonderful president, Katie Chaplin, our chapter added a brand new Kappa themed bench outside of the house that we're very excited about. In this spirit of making the house a more comfortable and inviting space, we are also currently organizing a gift registry for the common room to be held in the next couple months. While the Kappa house has seen a lot of promising changes since we were first given the space, we have been struggling to meet a new class-based living requirement imposed by Duke that calls for 30% of the house to be filled with upperclassmen. As we have traditionally filled the space with the new sophomore pledge class as a way for them to bond, this has been a new challenge for the housing committee and sorority. In the next year, we hope to restructure the class dynamics of the house while continuously making improvements such as the ones previously mentioned to make the space a more enjoyable place for everyone.

Chapter meetings are held weekly in a university lecture hall. In the fall of 2012, Duke University created designating housing for all sororities on campus for the first time in the university's history. The 2015 Pledge Class was the first pledge class to all live with each other in the "Kappa House". The Kappa House is university owned housing on Duke's Central Campus. The Kappa House is a large multi-unit apartment building with one main common room and 10 four bedroom apartments. We have one of the largest apartment buildings on campus which allows a total of 40 sisters to live in the house.

==Highlights of 2015==

We have many bright and talented sisters in Duke University’s Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter. For this spring semester we achieved a cumulative and average GPA of 3.625. We received recognition as a Gold Chapter within Greek Community Standards at Duke. Our former President Katie Chaplin won the Greek PanHellenic President’s Choice Award this past year. We ran multiple philanthropy events on campus to raise money for Camp Kaleidoscope, a local camp that allows terminally ill children at the Duke Hospital to go to camp for a week worry free. We also donated and read books with a local elementary school with Kappa’s national philanthropy Reading is Fundamental. One of our sisters, Ali Cox, was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and is teaching English abroad in Madrid this year. Another sister, Dominique Beaudry, was awarded as a Truman Scholar. And many of our sisters went on to take jobs and complete internships at amazing places such as, Google, Facebook, the Boston Consulting Group, IBM Watson, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Teach for America, the U.S. Consulate in Nigeria, and the Federal Government. Further we have some amazing student athletes in our mix. This past semester, Mary Elizabeth Bender, Cassie Pecht, and Christina Gibbons made it to the National Championship for Division I Women’s Soccer and came in second place. Further, Jordan Tucker of the Women’s Volleyball team was named ACC Player of the Week. We successfully completed another Kappa Konfidential as a chapter, discussing an important issue we saw our girls facing on campus. And as a chapter we strived to get more members involved with the chapter, outpacing that goal and leading as an Executive Board and senior class, showing our commitment and how important Kappa events have been to us.

One of the biggest changes that our chapter had to deal with this semester was Duke’s changes to the housing rules on campus, which directly impacted the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Duke implemented a new rule that a certain number of upper classmen must live in the house going forward, when it has been a traditional right of passage for sophomore Kappas to live in the house together and for seniors to live off campus. Our Executive Board, and particularly our House Chair and President worked tirelessly to create a better working system that would not significantly impact Duke Kappas traditions. We have resolved most of the issue, by working with housing at Duke to allow executive positions to live in the house in place of upper classmen and working with Kappa incoming upperclassmen to figure out what would entice them to live in the house as a senior. Our chapter is filled with girls who are loyal, fun, and incredibly intelligent. They are motivated and driven and genuinely care about other girls in the sorority. Thus we have a strong sisterhood within Duke, but also which follows us once we leave the school.

Chapter Philanthropy:

What organization(s) has your chapter historically/traditionally raised money for, or donated hours to, in your community?
Reading is Fundamental, Camp Kaleidoscope, and the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation

Why did your chapter choose this organization(s) to support?
Our chapter chooses to support Reading is Fundamental because this is the chosen philanthropy for Kappa nationally. And we chose to support Camp Kaleidoscope because it is a local initiative that allows us to help send terminally ill children to camp. We also chose this philanthropy because many of our sisters at Duke participate in Camp Chasm, which is a partner camp and philanthropy.

==Highlights of 2016==

The sisters in Duke University’s Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter are incredibly talented girls and continue to thrive in philanthropic, academic, and extracurricular endeavors. Over the summer several chapter members represented Delta Beta at the Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention in San Diego, gaining unique insight that they thus shared and transferred to the chapter upon return to Duke in the fall.

This fall we were bestowed the honor as the “Big Sister” chapter to assist in implement the NC State chapter. We successfully aided their fall recruitment process, Bid Day, and most importantly Fireside and Initiation. It was an incredibly rewarding experience to facilitate the colonization of a new chapter, as well as a great opportunity to enhance our Rituals.

Furthermore, throughout the year, we ran multiple philanthropy events on campus to raise money for Camp Kaleidoscope, a local camp that allows terminally ill children at the Duke Hospital to go to camp for a week worry free. First semester, we organized a Kappa 5K, as well as an event called Kappa Kappaccino, in which we sold coffee and donuts during finals week. All these proceeds went to Camp Kaleidoscope. In the spring, we donated and read books with a local elementary school with Kappa’s national philanthropy Reading is Fundamental. This year, we successfully completed two more Kappa Konfidentials as a chapter, discussing prevalent issues that our sisters confront on and off campus. Kappa Konfidential is always a great way to bring our sisters closer together as a chapter, as well as address important topics. Our weekly chapter meetings are held in a lecture hall on campus.

One of our sisters, Christina Gibbons, won the 2016 Women’s Soccer Senior Class Award and graduated a semester early to play on the Women’s National Soccer Team. Another sister, Carly Stern, was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship. Several of our other sisters returned in the spring from their semesters abroad, studying and exploring in South America, Europe, and Australia. This coming summer and post-graduation, our sisters have earned wonderful internships and jobs at, Google, Facebook, the Boston Consulting Group, Parthenon, IBM Watson, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Barclays, and Teach for America or have been accepted to Medical and Law School.

Duke’s housing policy remained one of our biggest challenges this year. Our Executive Board, and particularly our House Chair and President continued to work indefatigably to ease the burden from our sisters, but this policy will endure as an obstacle for our chapter in the coming years. Nonetheless, the sisters of Delta Beta are the most genuine, ambitious, fun-loving, and intelligent girls, who never cease to support and respect each other. This passion for life and adventure drives our incredible bond and sisterhood both on and off campus.

'''Chapter Philanthropy:'''
What organization(s) has your chapter historically/traditionally raised money for, or donated hours to, in your community? Reading is Fundamental, Camp Kaleidoscope, and the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation
Why did your chapter choose this organization(s) to support? Our chapter chooses to support Reading is Fundamental because this is the chosen philanthropy for Kappa nationally. And we chose to support Camp Kaleidoscope because it is a local initiative that allows us to help send terminally ill children to camp. We also chose this philanthropy because many of our sisters at Duke participate in Camp Chasm, which is a partner camp and philanthropy.

== Highlights of 2017 ==

The year of 2017 was another outstanding one for the young women of Duke’s Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Both on an individual and collective level, our sisters have excelled as leaders in our community, with outstanding strides made in fraternal, philanthropic, academic and professional spheres. From a fraternal standpoint, our chapter of KKG received Gold Status at the end of our spring 2017 semester in addition to being recognized for Outstanding Fraternal Values. Furthermore, senior sister Rachel Eastwood was honored with the 2018 Nan Schiebel Award for exemplifying remarkable loyalty to the chapter and the fraternity at large. Sophomore sister Emma Schmaltz also represented all of the sisters of Delta Beta KKG at this year’s Kappa Leadership Conference. We have also continually worked to better our ritual practices, which have dramatically improved with the help of our fun-loving, optimistic and hard-working ritual chair Camille Hayward.

[[File:Delta Beta 2017.jpg|thumb|The sisters of Delta Beta celebrate the 2017 holiday season.]]

In addition to striving for fraternal excellence, the women of our chapter banded together for another year of fantastic philanthropic work. We continued our strong partnership with Camp Kaleidoscope, a local camp that allows terminally ill children at the Duke Hospital to go to camp for a week worry free, by organizing several fundraising events to support the organization close to our hearts. Over the course of the year, we both organized a Kappa 5k as well as an event called Kappa Kappaccino, in which we sold coffee and donuts during finals week to busy students, and donated all proceeds from the two events to the camp. Alongside these efforts, the young women of Delta Beta KKG also reinforced our commitment to RIF, our national philanthropy Reading is Fundamental, by donating books to the local Boys & Girls Club of Durham, NC. However, not only did we just share books and a few hours of our time with them this year as has been done in the past, but throughout the course of both 2017 semesters, our sisters made volunteering at the Boys & Girls a weekly event, returning time and time again to spend afternoons with the children there. With our incredible philanthropy chair Natali Rey, it was undeniably an outstanding year for the fraternity in this area of focus.

Our chapter chooses to support Reading is Fundamental because this is the chosen philanthropy for Kappa nationally. And we chose to support Camp Kaleidoscope because it is a local initiative that allows us to help send terminally ill children to camp. We also chose this philanthropy because many of our sisters at Duke participate in Camp Chasm, which is a partner camp and philanthropy. We have also developed a strong relationship with Camp Kaleidoscope at this point and wish to continue that in years to come.

Finally, from academics to extracurriculars to professional opportunities, our sisters have made tremendous accomplishments in 2017. Several of our sisters are writers and editors for Duke’s newspaper, The Chronicle, while many others teach their own house courses in the spring semester. We have Robertson Scholars and division I athletes, as well as four incoming teachers for Teach for America. Many of our brilliant Delta Beta KKG sisters have completed theses in their respective fields, worked in research labs throughout all departments of the university, and have accepted future jobs with incredible employers including Facebook, J.P. Morgan, Google, Ozy, Jet, and many more! It has been another amazing year with our sisters and we can’t wait to see what’s to come next for them all.

==Highlights of 2018==

Delta Beta held our annual 5k to benefit Camp Kesem, a summer camp for kids whose parents have or have had cancer. This organization is very important to many Duke students at large, and many sisters are counselors themselves. We also had “Kappa Kappuccino” to benefit the Kappa Foundation; many sisters tabled around campus selling coffee and donuts. Our biggest challenge of the semester was when one of our sisters was diagnosed with lymphoma this fall and Delta Beta came together to become “Team Maddie”. Almost the entire chapter participated in “Light The Night” to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Maddie has finished her treatment, almost fully recovered, and will be graduating next fall. Overall, this semester we practiced many of our traditions, embraced some new ones, and definitely came together to overcome challenges.

This was the last year that Duke’s central campus, home to Kappa’s section and many other Panhellenic sections, existed. The university is knocking the entire campus and all Panhellenic and IFC sections (where our common rooms are and where our sophomore class lives) are being moved to different dorms all throughout campus. Because of Delta Beta’s excellent standing with the university, we were placed into a newly renovated building in the heart of our iconic west campus. The chapter has embraced this change and our newest class is definitely excited to enjoy our new home.

==Highlights of 2020s:==

(Excerpts from chapter history reports.) Scholarship, group honors/awards, traditions, special events, changes on campus or within chapter, overall nature of the chapter, chapter goals, challenges and how they were overcome, etc.:

'''Housing:''' This semester we moved to our brand-new section on West Campus. The sophomore pledge class is living there and they absolutely love it. They love being able to wake up and walk right to class- a much shorter commute than we are used to from the now torn down Kappa section on central campus. Watching it get torn down was very sad and we all reflected on the amazing memories we had there but we are definitely excited about the brand new, bigger and better section on the heart of Duke's campus. With our new section on West Campus, we are now neighbors with a Duke coed selective living group called "Mirecourt". There was initially some tension between the two groups but as the year went on, many Kappas and "Mirecreations" have become unlikely friends.

'''Philanthropy:'''Camp Kesem - we host an annual 5k for Camp Kesem because Kesem is an organization very close to many of our member's hearts. Especially as one of our own has recently beat cancer. We feel very connected to Kesem's cause to help children whose parents are fighting cancer.

A corner stone of this semester was GIRLS Academy, a Kappa national event held by selected chapters working with local middle school girls surrounding why it's awesome to be a girl, inspirational women, respect for one self and others, leadership and service. This event went awesome for our chapter and made real impacts on the lives of 40 girls from Stanback middle school. We have begun planning Duke campus visits as well as other activities to continue this connection and influence on each other's lives.

Founders Day: We had the most amazing Founders Day. We went to the beautiful historic "Hill House" where we hold Founders Day and Initiation every year. We gave away some monumental pins. On March 26, 1954, Kitty Harrison was initiated into the Beta Xi Chapter. Her mother was also a Kappa and when she was initiated, Founders Day didn't even exist. Kitty went on to be a tennis legend and icon. She served as the UNC women's tennis coach for 22 years and was inducted into the USTA Hall of Fame in 2004. She coached teams to 4 Atlantic Coast Conference team titles and 8 National top 25 finishes during her tenure and was recognized as the all-time most winning coach in ACC history in terms of dual match victories at the time of her retirement. This Founders Day, Duke and UNC put aside their differences, as the Duke Delta Beta Chapter was absolutely honored to present Kitty with her 65 year pin. Our president Rebecca Ross received the Nan Schiebel Loyalty Award.

Sesquicentennial Celebration: We have been doing "Marshal Minutes" where I share some of the history and traditions of the Delta Beta before us. We are hoping to get a visit from the Minnie Stewart Van. Every year the biggest event at Duke and UNC is the UNC-Duke Basketball game. With Carolina Blue vs Duke Blue: for the day Blue and Blue takes on a whole new meaning. We really want to set up a blue and other blue themed birthday party where we get together to celebrate the blues that bring us together, rather than the blues that set us apart

'''==Highlights of 2020=='''

This year , our chapter operations changed drastically because of COVID-19 and Duke University's strict social-distancing regulations. Because Duke discouraged all campus groups from meeting in person, we were not able to have any formal in-person gatherings. However, that didn't stop us from continuing chapter traditions and spending time together! We were able to shift all of our chapter meetings and events online, and we were even able to put additional focus on new chapter goals. This semester, our most important goal was focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion within our chapter, and we worked hard at internal reforms to better our chapter's traditions. A large part of these efforts came from our education chairs, who spent a lot of time researching and implementing a more effective education program within our chapter. We had a chapter dedicated to implicit bias training, particularly targeting biases toward low-income students, heteronormativity, and skin color. Moreover, we decided to restructure our executive council to strengthen each member's voice and allow younger Delta Beta members to be more involved with council. This new structure involves
committees instead of individuals - a committee for internal affairs, external affairs, operations, and education - with one member heading each committee. We hope this will improve communication and further strengthen our bond as an executive council. There were also many efforts made to restructure and reform new member recruitment this year, but in light of COVID-19, we were not able to have any form of in-person recruitment. We are still finalizing what virtual recruitment will look like within Delta Beta and across all Panhellenic chapters at Duke. Socially, we had quite a fun semester, despite it being virtually! Our social chair did an incredible job putting together ZXoom events like funny trio games, and she placed everyone in the chapter on smaller groups we call "Blue Krews" a Delta Beta tradition. These groups were mixed with members of all ages and it allowed us to coordinate our own smaller group gatherings to get to know each other better. While our greatest focus was DEI and internal reforms within our chapter, we also put a great deal of effort into building our community and supporting each other as sisters during these isolating times.

=Chapter Philanthropy= We supported Step Up Durham. Step Up Durham offers free employment readiness training, personalized job coaching, employer referrals, and services to job seekers. They have helped over 600 families with children in need who have benefitted from employment raining. We chose Step Up Durham because in the past, the majority of our philanthropy efforts have beeline-day commitments or raising money. However, this year we decided to focus on a long-term, more sustainable commitment specific to the greater Durham community. We thought volunteering with Step Up would be a great way to continuously spend time with the organization over the next year, especially over Zoom and online, instead of a one-time event. Our roles as volunteer workers will include working as employment counselors, helping people research and community job leads, prepare people for interviewers, and help build resumes with one-on-one mentorship. We felt that as Duke students, we have access to so many pre-professiona resources, and we wanted to put our knowledge to its best by giving back to the Duke community.

=Diversity,Equity, Inclusion= As mentioned in our chapter summary, a great sum of our efforts were centered around diversity, equity, and inclusion across all facets of our chapter. Within the financial sector of our chapter, we were able to eliminate many of the costs to be a Delta Beta member. Our treasurer was able to get our dues down to $0, and PNMs who want to take part in recruitment will no longer have to pay a participation fee in the Spring. Regarding ritual, our President was nominated to serve on a committee of 16 people who worked to completely reframe legacy and implications of legacy policies in recruitment, as they have historically negatively impacted minorities. We are awaiting Duke Panhellenic guidelines before making any final decisions about what our recruitment process will look like with regard to DEI reform. Socially, we worked with other panhellenic chapter at Duke to put together an initiative that implements better accountability towards preventing sexual assault and misogynistic behavior among IFC/all-male organization on campus. To make an even greater impact on DEI and the greater social justice movement across the country this summer, our chapter also put together a Black Lives Matter 24-hour sprint in which we spent 24 hours fundraising, signing petitions, and calling government officials. ?Finally, our chapter also put forth lots of effort to get involved with this year's presidential election. We sent out voting information to all Delta Beta members over the course of the semester, and as a chapter, we pledged the Duke Votes student group pledge. As an organization, awe pledged have 100% of eligible members register and vote, as welk as provide resources to all our members. We even offered office hours weekly for any chapter members who had questions about voting, from registration to sending i absentee ballots.

=Sesquicentennial Celebration=Our chapter didn't do anything on our own to celebrate the anniversary, but we extended the invitation to the National virtual ceremony to everyone in our chapter, and we were happy to have Delta Beta advisors and members join.

==Highlights of 2021==

The Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma set goals this year were to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion, which our amazing DEI chair planned and carried out several events and presentations on behalf of. We also had two incoming pledge classes over the course of the 2021-2022 academic school year, so recruitment and rush was a very important process. Fall 2021 recruitment brought in a pledge class of 36 sophomore members, followed by a Spring 2022 recruitment that brought in a new pledge class of 38 freshmen and 1 sophomore. Initiation for both of these pledge classes has been completed and we are very excited to announce that we have an incoming junior chapter member attending the National Kappa Convention.

The Delta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma supports Mental Health America as our philanthropy. It is extremely to important to address the needs of all those living with mental illness and to promote the overall mental health of all. Nationwide, almost one in five individuals in the United States are living with a mental health condition and it is our duty to promote awareness of mental health conditions and illnesses. In order to help raise money towards this organization that we are dedicated to, we held a bake sale.

This year, our chapter had two training sessions specialized towards diversity, equity, and inclusion. Both events were mandatory. Initially, we had a chapter-wide presentation for microaggression awareness training, led by our DEI officer. Moreover, we worked on establishing inclusivity within the organization by having a presentation promoting inclusivity and planning pledge-class wide bonding events catered to all members.

This year, our recruitment was entirely virtual. All of the rounds of recruitment were held over zoom, with only an in-person bid day and initiation. All social distancing guidelines and mandates were followed. In addition, due to the restrictions implemented by COVID-19 our Spring 2022 New Member Initiation was held as an All-in-One ceremony rather than embarking upon the traditional initiation route.

Delta Beta

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Museums

2022-07-28T17:10:16Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRNFGwBp1LQ8ZAC8viNYxFWkGkG_QWQ1p-yvr-GT9EEeDI1HlkB2j8ft4xOjMxAuGQGRHxWrx79tKGE/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTy4MM0EzAHZuyJerMVbgxYFxHYURmCGos0cer73Ofab6AV4gBdNWBMMIq5QJ789hEF6sXqga_G4TZ7/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ-Ep7Rh6vUWxp1HMFyySPoNVuRlHz2xNQ2zB5jJ1IHhU5li6iObTP2FUPysuSukvK0y5tPo3hlZoSl/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022 <br> '''''The story of Dr. Mary Crawford,'' Cornell, <br> ''and her travels to France during the Great War'''''}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:52:15Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRNFGwBp1LQ8ZAC8viNYxFWkGkG_QWQ1p-yvr-GT9EEeDI1HlkB2j8ft4xOjMxAuGQGRHxWrx79tKGE/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTy4MM0EzAHZuyJerMVbgxYFxHYURmCGos0cer73Ofab6AV4gBdNWBMMIq5QJ789hEF6sXqga_G4TZ7/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ-Ep7Rh6vUWxp1HMFyySPoNVuRlHz2xNQ2zB5jJ1IHhU5li6iObTP2FUPysuSukvK0y5tPo3hlZoSl/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:30:43Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRNFGwBp1LQ8ZAC8viNYxFWkGkG_QWQ1p-yvr-GT9EEeDI1HlkB2j8ft4xOjMxAuGQGRHxWrx79tKGE/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTy4MM0EzAHZuyJerMVbgxYFxHYURmCGos0cer73Ofab6AV4gBdNWBMMIq5QJ789hEF6sXqga_G4TZ7/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:24:26Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRNFGwBp1LQ8ZAC8viNYxFWkGkG_QWQ1p-yvr-GT9EEeDI1HlkB2j8ft4xOjMxAuGQGRHxWrx79tKGE/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:22:50Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1a0Knf7P1go9uzBmO7Hf1vlfu7N0DlSOubAzZubAfBjY/edit?usp=sharing]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:15:10Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 <br>'''''Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 19, 2022}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:13:43Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 <br>'''''Minnie's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 <br> '''''Minnie's brother William Stewart's<br>trip around the world in 1911''''' (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:10:42Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 <br>'''''Minnie's 1888 trip to California''''' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:10:11Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 <br> '''Minnie's 1888 trip to California'''''Italic text'' (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:09:42Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 <br> Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:08:59Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
<br>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:08:07Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:06:52Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:05:52Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T16:05:07Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:ComingSoon.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

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2022-07-28T15:59:46Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:59:32Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (21 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:58:50Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 2022 (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 2022 (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, August 2022 (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:57:03Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:55:16Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:54:10Z

History: Reverted edits by History (talk) to last revision by 174.100.225.141

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/historically-speaking/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T15:52:09Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:54:42Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William Stewart's 1911 trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:53:25Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William Stewart's 1911 trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:52:49Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie Stewart's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William Stewart's 1911 trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:52:12Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:51:54Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:51:10Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:49:41Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
<td>

</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:48:54Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
<td>

</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:48:21Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
<td>

</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2022-07-28T14:47:46Z

History: /* Virtual Programs and Videos */

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:StewartHouse June2014.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [https://www.kappakappagamma.org/why-kappa/our-story/stewart-house/ The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [https://wiki.kkg.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}
The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office. Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and our Fraternity Headquarters, Archives, and Heritage displays in Columbus, Ohio.

=='''History Podcasts'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Voyage of Discovery
|Image = [[File:AnnaElizabethWillits.jpg|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/voyage-of-discovery/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Voyage of Discovery}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Key Matters Podcast
|Image = [[File:KKG_THE_KEY_VOL_1_NO_3_MAR_1883.pdf|page=1|x200px|link=https://share.transistor.fm/e/key-matters/playlist/dark]]
|Title= Key Matters}}</td>

<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Historically Speaking
|Image = [[File:ChiCleoraWheeler.jpg|x200px|link=https://historicallyspeaking.transistor.fm/]]
|Title= Historically Speaking}}</td>
</tr>
</table>

=='''Virtual Programs and Videos'''==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)
|Image = [[File:ATSF Elsinores.jpg|thumb|Santa Fe Depot, Elsinore, California|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, June 17, 2022 - Minnie's 1888 trip to California (21 min)}}
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)
|Image = [[[[File:SS Cleveland.jpg|thumb|SS Cleveland|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Front Porch Friday, July 22, 2022 - William's trip around the world (25 min)}} </td>
<td>

</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_A1-20-SH.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQBpMmSQboKaQuCdFhHFirNDiEIZbFw2mvgl6MAzZqSV3DRuDHQ6ZPyrKa5SRjjFBmT45pfpa75stBX/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Stewart House Museum Virtual Tour (6 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)
|Image = [[File: Kappa_A1-13-Founders.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ4c3l6XHCc7bI6DPgsqgA-YARd6LlJsgXws-ox_SeT6cxRCNan96TVaKdKNyIp2h0RICDDByBKWco0/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa Kappa Gamma Documentary (18 min)}} </td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)
|Image = [[File:Kappa_Bridge.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSch9e5zBsWXInjYdZiSsbeTI3TvKrQWVcmUI3OR4a40E3Byp-xMZZzlfLgVjQw57uXAEQlulELMTsI/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Kappa's Founding - YOU were there! (4 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)
|Image = [[File:Minnie_Funeral.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT5j0diUGfNcDuIeUGsPweql08cJTz3P54OtRa2RPQ7QP6ajJIniTfTMEp4okApLGXZg1rcJSg4VI8D/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Mourning Rituals of the Gilded Age (12 min)}} </td>
</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)
|Image = [[File:Lucretia_wedding_dress.jpg|300px| https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vQ6TmIxRCxZ1TyX4ODdYYBwwgrq0W5HTndgDyPAA3sy9axILFUEPeSjNTsOTXQGwXXUUM8P_aS2FVM6/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Saying “I Do” in the Gilded Age (7 min)}}</td>
<td>{{Key Archive
|Name= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)
|Image = [[File:StewartMonumentGrave.jpg|300px|link=https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSm8Gi7qqE6e1BW689pFApgLbBKqIKYH6elln_aTdZgql0_be9_ms3YPDoAH4nzNrD8ccvHaCUbVqse/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000]]
|Title= Monmouth Cemetery Tour (6 min)}} </td>

</tr>
</table>

== Stewart House Newsletter ==
''News from the Founder's Home'' has all the monthly news of current happenings at The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois.
<table><tr><td>
{{Key Archive
|Name= June 2019
|Image = [[File:June_2019.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/2/27/June_2019.pdf]]
|Title= June 2019
}}{{Key Archive
|Name= September 2020
|Image = [[File:SHNews_September.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:SHNews_September.pdf]]
|Title= September 2020}}{{Key Archive
|Name= February 2021
|Image = [[File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/pages/File:Feb_Newsletter.pdf]]
|Title= February 2021
}}</td>
</table>

== Museum Resources ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Brick Order Form
|Image = [[File:BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf|page=1|x150px|link=https://wiki.kkg.org/images/a/ab/BrickOrderForm_2018.pdf]]
}}</td>
</table>