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We are the Delta
Gamma At-Large Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International. We
are the Honor Society at Marquette University and Alverno College.
We're dedicated to improving the health of people worldwide.
Members are nursing scholars from Marquette and nurses that
have shown community leadership through service in the Milwaukee
area. We are committed to furthering nursing research in health
care delivery and public policy.
Mission of Sigma Theta Tau
International
To Serve, Support and Improve
Sigma Theta Tau International, Honor Society of
Nursing provides leadership and scholarship in practice, education
and research to enhance the health of all people. We support
the learning and professional development of our members, who
strive to improve nursing care worldwide.
Please visit the STTI and Delta Gamma current
strategic direction. 
Consider Joining Delta Gamma
Delta Gamma At-Large Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International
Honor Society is looking for Nurse Leaders to become part of
our active chapter. Perhaps you have heard about the wonderful
outreach and professional opportunities this professional organization
offers its members. Now
is your opportunity to join.
Delta Gamma At-Large Chapter, a Marquette University and Alverno
College honor society of nursing group, is seeking Nurse Leaders.
Visit the registration
page to express your interest in joining Delta Gamma
At-Large Chapter!
HISTORY OF DELTA GAMMA
Linda Braun, a graduate student,
embarked on researching Sigma Theta Tau to learn more about the
organization its goals and its purpose. In May of 1976 Linda
wrote to Sigma Theta Tau headquarters to request information
on starting a new chapter. Under the direction and encouragement
of Sister Rosemary Klein, Dean of the College of Nursing, the
formation of the Honor Society began to be formed. The steering
committee consisted of Dr. Lorraine Wallenborn, Dr Ardene Brown,
Dr. E. Charlotte Theis, Jelena Bjelic, and Linda Braun.
In mid-April of 1977 the first eight-six
charter members of the Nursing Honor Society, Marquette University
were inducted. On September 15, 1977 Linda Braun became the first
President of the Nursing Honor Society, Marquette University.
The first research day sponsored
by the Honor Society was held in Fall 1978. The Honor Society
was awarded their greek letters of Delta Gamma Chapter in 1980.
The Chapter averages induction of
qualified members each Spring, inducting approximately 50-80
undergraduate students, 10-20 graduate students, and 5-10 community
leaders. This active organization supports citywide research
utilization and practice seminars. Delta Gamma Chapter of Sigma
Theta Tau International seeks active and dual members to maintain
our strong commitment to the science and scholarship of nursing
service.
History
of Delta Gamma Chapter at Marquette University
Delta Gamma Chapter was awarded their greek letter in 1980. Formation
of the honor society and the rigors of induction helped scholarly
student members form the foundation of the organization. Under
the direction and encouragement of Sister Rosalie Klien, the
Honor Society was supported by Marquette University College of
Nursing. The Honor Society averages induction of qualified members
each Spring, Inducting approximately 50-80 undergraduate students,
10-20 graduate students and 5-10 community leaders. This active
organization supports city wide research utilization and practice
seminars. Delta Gamma Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International
seeks active and dual members to maintain our strong commitment
to the science and scholarship of nursing service.
History
of Sigma Theta Tau International
Sigma Theta Tau was founded in 1922 by six nursing students at
Indiana University. In 1936, Sigma Theta Tau was the first organization
in the U.S. to fund nursing research.
Members who were inducted into the Honor Society
of Nursing at some point in their careers — whether as a
student or nurse leader — remain active
members by paying annual international and chapter
fees. Those who let their membership lapse are considered inactive
members until they pay the international and chapter
fee.
Chapter 097 — Delta Gamma — $90
Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-1881
Contact: Barb
Haag-Heitman, President
bhaagheitman@deltagammastti.org
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| Former Chapter President, Suzanne Williamson
at the podium during Induction. Suzanne presented a Power Point
program, explaining the history and mission of Sigma Theta
Tau, International, Honor Society of Nursing. |
Delta Gamma Chapter Delta Gamma Chapter was awarded
their greek letters in 1980. Formation of the honor society and
the rigors of inducting scholarly student members formed the foundation
of the organization. Under the direction and encouragement of Sister
Rosalie Klien, the Honor Society was supported by Marquette University
College of Nursing.
The Honor society averages induction of qualified
members each spring, inducting approximately 50-80 undergraduate
students, 10-20 graduate students and 5-10 community leaders. This
active organization supports city wide research conferences, provides
avenues for networking and encourages research utilization and
practice seminars. Delta Gamma Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International
seeks active and dual members to maintain our strong commitment
to the science and scholarship of nursing service.
Member Benefits
- International Newsletter and journal subscriptions,
free access to the Registry of Nursing Research, priority for
research funding and educational programs
- Opportunities to participate in ongoing programs
of awards, scholarships, research and education; conventions
at reduced fees; eligibility for chapter offices, committees
and voting; and mailing list for chapter newsletters and program
announcement.
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