Which of the following is NOT a type of Distinguished Membership?

Which of the following is NOT a type of Distinguished Membership?

• A. Member Laureate
• B. Friend of the Arts
• C. Honorary Member
• D. Alumnae

Answer: (D)

Distinguished Membership consists of formal honors recognizing special contributions or support within the organization. A Member Laureate is a formal title awarded to a member who has provided outstanding service to the arts and to the Sorority. An Honorary Member is a designation for individuals outside the active collegiate membership who have made notable contributions. A Friend of the Arts is another recognized status for supporters of the arts and SAI who aren’t active members. Alumnae, on the other hand, refers to graduates of a chapter who remain affiliated as alumni and is not a distinct distinguished membership category. So Alumnae is not a type of Distinguished Membership.

Distinguished Membership consists of formal honors recognizing special contributions or support within the organization. A Member Laureate is a formal title awarded to a member who has provided outstanding service to the arts and to the Sorority. An Honorary Member is a designation for individuals outside the active collegiate membership who have made notable contributions. A Friend of the Arts is another recognized status for supporters of the arts and SAI who aren’t active members. Alumnae, on the other hand, refers to graduates of a chapter who remain affiliated as alumni and is not a distinct distinguished membership category. So Alumnae is not a type of Distinguished Membership.