Reflections From Our Charter Basileus
Soror Dr. Mynora J. Bryant
Charter Basileus and 21st International Grand Basileus
Each year, we have an opportunity to revitalize our chapter. As we reflect on where we have been and reacquaint ourselves with our history, let each of us draw upon our inner strength so that who we are is defined by us rather than by others. Each of us symbolizes all that we wish to accomplish in our lives. If we expect nothing or fail to bring our talents, creativity, and skills to the table, there can be no growth. When we come together with the common bond of being our sisters’ keeper, we learn the true meaning of SISTERHOOD.
As we envision tomorrow and the tomorrows that follow, let us remember that the power to shape the future is earned through persistence. No other quality is as essential to success. Persistence is like sandpaper that wears down all resistance and sweeps away all obstacles. It is the ability to move mountains one piece at a time.
SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL.
Dr. Mynora J. Bryant
Charter Basileus and 21st International Grand Basileus
Eta Iota Sigma — Where Excellence Is the Standard
Our Sorority
Steeped in sisterhood, scholarship, and service, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was founded on November 12, 1922, at Butler University by seven pioneering educators.
Today, it is an international organization that celebrates achievement and advances meaningful change through leadership and community engagement—cultivating women of purpose who lead with excellence and compassion.
Greater Service, Greater Progress
Our Chapter
Established on November 3, 1990, in Chevy Chase, Maryland, the Eta Iota Sigma Alumnae Chapter is anchored in the principles of sisterhood, scholarship, and service.
Today, those values continue to guide our commitment to leadership, meaningful service, and lifelong sisterhood.
Eta Iota Sigma, Where Excellence Is the Standard.