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Welcome to Cal Poly Pomona’s Sigma Tau Delta!

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INDUCTION CEREMONY
 
Please join us for our "Prose and Punch" End of the Year Celebration and the Induction Ceremony on May 8, 2012 at 7:00pm in Ursa Major C! Members, Non-Members, Friends, Family, Faculty and Staff are all welcome to join us! Refreshments and an Opportunity Drawing will be available!

Hope to see you there!


2012-2013 Officers
  Congratulations to our new 2012-2013 Officers!


President - Fernando Marquez
Vice President - Jill Walker
Treasurer - Bianca Wells
Secretary - Katrina Corral 
Historian - Katrina Corral
Public Relations - Chesley Postal
Webmaster - Sheri Evans

Each officer brings a unique background with varying experience. A few are returning officers (Fernando, Katrina and Sheri). Cheers for an exciting new year!


       

It's SPRING 2012!

Where has the time gone?


May 2012:
5/3 - Elections
5/4 - Deadline for Portfolio Submissions
5/5 - Huntington Library Day with other SoCal Sigma Chapters
5/8 - Induction
5/10 - Class Promotions
5/17 - Quidditch??? [still undetermined]
5/24 - EFL Alumni Panel
5/31 - End of the Year Celebration


June 2012:
FINALS: No Meeting

6/10: Graduation for C.L.A.S.S. (10 am)
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We, at Cal Poly Pomona, strive to create a community between students and faculty.  Holding meetings regularly showcases our commitment and drive towards helping fellow students and exposing students to new cultures, literature, passions, ideas and welcoming teachers to do the same.  Teachers are invited to come and talk with students in a more informal setting presenting papers written for conferences, sections of their published books and even outside texts not normally covered in classes.  Meetings are also themed based on specific genres, authors, book-based movies, and more.  Writing contests, held once a quarter, give students the opportunity to write creatively outside of the academic realm and prizes are awarded to the winners.  “Sigma Saturdays” are events planned outside of school that include plays, movies, readings and destinations.  The International Office holds an annual convention which we have attended and plan on keeping the tradition!  We also have our own literature magazine, Portfolio, produced annually featuring texts from students, as well as teachers.  These opportunities for communication, creativity and external learning allow for a strong social network that leads to strong bonds and great opportunities.

The Club on an International Level

Through the work of chapters on the campuses of more than six hundred colleges and universities, Sigma Tau Delta provides exceptional students with opportunities for advancing the study of language and literature, for developing skills in creative and analytical writing, and for meeting other scholars and professionals in the discipline of English.  Members of Sigma Tau Delta also have the opportunity to publish their writing in the organization's literary publication, The Rectangle, and student members are eligible to compete for a number of writing awards. In addition, student members may receive international recognition through academic scholarships, professional internships, and teaching awards. At regional conferences and at the annual international convention, students may present original creative and analytical work and network with other students, faculty, and professionals from around the country and abroad.
 
Sigma Tau Delta’s History

Sigma Tau Delta, the International English Honor Society, was founded in May 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan College in Mitchell, South Dakota, by Professor Judson Q. Owen. Its central purpose is to confer distinction upon outstanding students of the English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies. Sigma Tau Delta also recognizes the accomplishments of professional writers who have contributed to the fields of language and literature.

The name Sigma Tau Delta comes from the Greek letters representing the first letter of each of the words that form the official motto, Sincerity, Truth, Design: STD. The official colors of the society are cardinal and black; the official flower is the red rose. The official seal can be found on all official documents of the society:
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Missed a Meeting??? Find out what happened on our
Meeting Page!
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Meeting Information
Thursdays
Bldg. 24
Room 107
U-Hour (12-12:50pm)
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Upcoming Events
May 5
SIGMA SATURDAY AT THE HUNTINGTON LIBRARY! Join us in our first Sigma Saturday collaboration with other Sigma Tau Delta chapters in the region! We'll be there at 11!
May 8
PROSE AND PUNCH Induction Ceremony/End of the Year Celebration on Tuesday night, 7pm. Ursa Major C. There'll be refreshments and an opportunity drawing! All are welcome!
May 10
Class Promotions See what exciting classes are being offered when we return from a very long summer! As always, Thursday during U-Hour, room 24 107!

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