Arts & Letters
Chair: Ashley Lawrence
This committee is committed to enhancing the community and sorority member’s awareness, knowledge, and activities in performance art and literacy.
Delta Academy
Co-Chairs: Michelle Golding & Ora Dunham
This committee offers girls ages 14-18 a road map for college and career planning, conducts activities that provide opportunities for self-reflection and individual growth.
EMBODI (Empowering Males to Build Opportunities for Developing Independence)
This committee is designed to refocus the efforts of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., with the support and action of other major organizations, on the plight of African-American males.
ERT (Emergency Response Team)
Co-Chairs: DeShanda Johnson & Essie Washington Bennett
This committee is to Increase awareness about emergency preparedness activities; Provide structured and systematic training for the membership’s Readiness, Response, and Recovery efforts; Provide steps for early response and efficient recovery. #DSTHCACMD_ERT
Financial Fortitude
Co-Chairs: Courtney White & Adria Hunt
This committee is an Economic Development initiative which helps participants set and define financial goals, assist with developing and implementing an action plan, and offers information and resources on budgeting, debt management, savings and investments, retirement planning, and home ownership.
Fundraising
Co-Chairs: Quintina Erby & Turshandah Cole
This committee supports our annual scholarship awards for Harford and Cecil County high school seniors and other public service endeavors by raising funds through fundraising efforts.
Healthy Lifestyles
This committee promotes Journey to Wellness: Committing our Bodies to Physical and Mental Health is now the signature Physical and Mental Health “call to action.” DST-HCAC is positioned to impact not only the well-being of its membership but also the well-being of families and communities at large.
Heritage & Archives
Chair: Antoinette Coward
The Heritage and Archives Committee prepares materials for exhibition at conventions and other activities and shall keep a scrapbook up to date, with documentary evidence of the activities of the Chapter.
Hospitalities & Courtesies
Chair: Ricketa Clifton
This committee provides hospitality to both chapter members and visiting Sorors and promotes fellowship within the Chapter.
International Awareness & Involvement
Chair: Tesha Doyle
This committee mission is to raise both the level of awareness of the needs of the global community and the level of involvement in addressing global issues.
Membership Services
Co-Chairs: Courtney Coulter & Michelle Moore-Wright
This committee is responsible for developing and promoting continuous programs for the retention and reclamation of sorors.
Public Relations
Chair: Yulonda Gravette Jackson
This committee is responsible for sending information about Chapter programs, activities, and meetings with the local media and other community organizations, with the approval of the President.
Risk Management
Chair: Kira Sconion
This committee is responsible for conducting training on the policies, procedures, guidelines, conducts interviews and background checks on all members and volunteers seeking to work with the HCACMD youth programs.
Sergeant-At-Arms
Essie Washington-Bennett
This committee assists the Chapter President in keeping order at all times. Also, to maintain order and security.
Scholarship
Co-Chairs: Courtney Coulter & Carolyn Jefferson Leach
This committee is devoted to providing scholarships to well-deserving high school students in Harford/Cecil Counties of Maryland.
Social Action
Co-Chairs: Tonia Ferguson & Constance Buckley
This committee is focused on ongoing initiatives that confront legislative & voter apathy. The committee is responsible for ensuring the Chapter follows guidelines provided by Grand Chapter for protocols and traditions.
Technology
Co-Chairs: Olivia Rosser, Ricketa Clifton, & Kira Sconion
This committee provides technology training and consulting to the President and the Chapter members. Primary responsibilities include updating the Chapter’s website, social media, email addresses and implementing Grand Chapter actions requiring technology.