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Today is The Press Room Welcome to the Gamma Sigma Sigma National Press Room. Here you will find newsworthy items of interest, special notices, and general information about our sorority. Special Bulletins Members - click here for special news, open positions, and other items of interest In the news:
Nutmeg Alumni Chapter
Donna Fazzino presented Nutmeg's check for $100 to Ralph Riccio the Executive Director of CFF and Janet Rosen,Director of Field Management of CFF at the Sportscasters' Super Ball and auction, an annual fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis in November, 2007.
Celebrating 41 Years of Service
Nutmeg Alumnae Chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service
Sorority is celebrating their forty-first anniversary. They are a group of
women living in Connecticut who have pledged the National Sorority in
various colleges throughout the United States. Chapters used to exist at
UCONN and CCSU, where
Members included in the picture are (from left to right): Mary Lou Edwards, Treasurer from Fairfield; Donna Fazzino, Vice President from Middletown; Jo-Ann Olsen, President from Fairfield; Renee Janes, Recording Secretary from Wallingford; Holly Fydenkevez, Corresponding Secretary from East Hartford and Pat Saul, District III Director and founding member of Nutmeg, who has since moved to Vermont and started a chapter, CNEAC in Vermont.
Missing from the picture are Patty Bruhn from Windsor and Toni Villines from Meriden, CT
A Legacy of Service: Co-Founder Marvyn Glover
Ruppert Passes the Torch
Gamma Sigma Sigma Honors Top Chapters at 2007
National Convention Chapters and Members in the News:
Tau - CROP Walk Sig News: A Quarterly National Newsletter of Events and Activities
November 2007 National Calendar: |
most of Nutmeg’s members are from. UMASS has also
contributed alumni who now living in Connecticut. These women come together
every month to do service to the community. Ongoing service projects include
making Sojourn Bears TM for cancer patients; knitting or crocheting shawls
for Hospice patients; making “Neck Coolers” and care packages for soldiers;
making toiletry bags for homeless shelters; and collecting food for food
banks.