Tri Delta's web site offers members the opportunity to search for lost sisters.  You will first need to login to Deltas Only. 

Find a Sister will take you directly to the page on Deltas Only, after prompting you to login.  If you are new to the site, you will need to claim your account. 

Members have the option to make their contact information private.  If you wish to get in touch with a sister whose information is private, you will need to contact Executive Office.

By using the Find a Sister directory, members agree to the Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy.  The Find a Sister search function is provided for the convenience of Tri Delta members so they may establish contact with members for the sole purpose of conducting Tri Delta business.  E-mails, addresses and other contact information may not be used for any personal or commercial gain.

As an alumna you have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, participate in community service projects and assist Tri Delta's collegiate members. Many alumna members are personally involved in the continuation and growth of the Tri Delta throughout their lifetime.

Sisterhood

• Become a Life Loyal Tri Delta
• Join an alumnae chapter
• Attend Pansy Brunch, reunions, anniversaries, homecoming, etc.
• Make contact with a sister through a letter, fax, phone call or e-mail
• Participate in Founders' Day
• Attend Rituals

• Pay dues
• Donate to the Foundation
• Be a financial advisor or financial specialist for a collegiate chapter
• Donate items to a collegiate chapter, such as desks, lamps, etc.

• Write references for potential new members
• Be an advisor
• Be an alum chum
• Serve on a house corporation board
• Donate supplies or decorations for recruitment
• Be a guest speaker about your career, interests or hobbies
• Assist with a social function

• Provide career lists of contacts for recent graduates
• Participate in a career night
• Provide life-after-college information to graduating seniors on budgeting, finding apartments, joining an alumnae chapter and volunteering in the community
• Offer advice for internships/jobs
• Provide graduate student support
• Provide relocation assistance
• Share interviewing strategies
• Share resume-writing tips

• Participate in a collegiate/alumnae philanthropy
• Assist with registration for an event
• Donate items such as baked goods or drinks
• Organize an alumnae philanthropy event

WHAT ARE ALUMNAE CHAPTERS ALL ABOUT?

• A place to grow, learn, share and perpetuate lasting relationships with Tri Deltas of all ages
• Continued commitment to the Purpose and the values of Tri Delta's Rituals
• Alumnae programming and support in areas of social skills, leadership, personal growth and development
• New methods for connecting, developing friendships, and providing emotional support
• Varied and flexible structures for alumnae chapters to meet time, financial, and personal constraints of their members
• Opportunity for support and interaction with collegiate chapters
• Interaction with alumnae from other NPC groups
• Recognition of commitment, talent, and involvement of members

More ways to stay involved with the Fraternity.

As the Fraternity has grown, the true alumnae experience has expanded dramatically.

Certainly alumnae chapters are one important way of remaining engaged with the Fraternity, and the chapters can, and do, provide invaluable support to collegiate chapters. Today, alumnae chapters make up but one portion of the total alumnae experience, and members may be connected through a variety of means.

A member may stay connected through a subscription to The Trident or Tri Delta's e-newsletter available to alumnae, Alumnae Connections.

Other venues for engagement may include checking the web site for the latest Tri Delta news, becoming a friend of Tri Delta on Facebook, following Tri Delta on Twitter and Pinterest and connecting with Tri Delta on LinkedIn. A member may be Life Loyal, donate to one of Tri Delta's two foundations or work as a Fraternity volunteer.

Many Tri Delta sisters stay in touch with Tri Delta through regular e-mails to a pledge sister or regular reunions with her new member class.

Regardless of the connection, Tri Delta alumnae remain fantastic stewards of what Tri Delta stands for: lifelong sisterhood.

Life Loyal Tri Deltas are members of all ages who continue to reap the advantages of Tri Delta membership long after their college years.

Something deep inside your heart caused you to embrace Tri Delta...

Maybe it was a particular sister, or the activities and philanthropic causes of your chapter, or even Tri Delta's ideals and the visibly strong bonds of sisterhood and friendship that resonated with you and sparked your interest. Whatever it was, something spoke to you about the importance of having the Tri Delta family, sisterhood, and privilege in your life -- then, now and forever.

A Life Loyal Membership is perhaps the best way for members to take part in the enduring spirit and heritage of Tri Delta.

Life Loyal Membership comes with no meetings to fit into your hectic schedule, but with the promise of a renewed sense of purpose. There is a "perpetual bond of friendship" that we, as Tri Deltas, talked about in our collegiate years. You are now called to that bond again, so that the strength of your example can serve as guide for your sisters and generations of future Tri Deltas.

Learn the benefits of becoming Life Loyal here. You can join today through our online order form. 

Search the Life Loyal List

 Tri Delta asks for loyalty, faithfulness to a pledge once made, dedication to ideals once accepted and service to obligations once assumed.
       Mary Kay Paup Baker, Fraternity President 1972-76

 
Tri Delta's volunteer force is what keeps Tri Delta vital and ensures that the future of the Fraternity remains stable.  Without our incredible volunteers, Tri Delta's innovative programming and opportunities for personal growth and development would just not be possible.

We understand that your time is invaluable, and to Tri Delta, the gift of your time is truly priceless.  Whether you can give a little or a lot, the contribution of your time will make a huge difference in the lives of the sisters you serve.  Beyond that, we promise you'll get something back from it as well: a renewed sense of purpose in Tri Delta, an expanded network, and the development of personal and professional skills that you can take with you into all areas of life.

Discover new skills and develop existing skills.
Tri Delta volunteers are called upon to practice leadership, communication, and collaboration skills. Volunteers also work in varied areas of the Fraternity and explore new areas of individual interest. As a volunteer you can build your resume with practical skills, work experience and volunteer service.

Make friends and build your network.
Tri Delta volunteers connect with sisters at conferences, training events, task forces and Convention. As a volunteer, you can develop relationships with other volunteers while working toward a common purpose.

Anyone can volunteer!
There are few requirements - You must be willing to commit your time for a few hours per week, be willing to learn, have fun and be a dues-paying alumna member.

Please visit the links below to learn about the various areas that Tri Delta has members serving as volunteers. You will also need to complete a Volunteer Interest Form for the Volunteer Enrichment Coordinator to review. 

Collegiate Volunteer Team
Alumnae Volunteer Team
Board Appointed Positions

Note: You must be a Tri Delta to volunteer.

Sarah Ida Shaw Martin, Tri Delta's Founder

A reference is a letter of introduction provided to the collegiate chapter by a Tri Delta alumna. Writing a reference is a great way to show your support for Tri Delta and the fraternity and sorority movement. Reference practices vary greatly by chapter and specific questions can be addressed to the alumnae reference chairman in the university's area.

Please remember, membership selection is the privilege and responsibility of the collegiate chapter. A reference or letter of introduction does not guarantee an invitation to membership.

Reference forms are on the Deltas Only side of the website or in your Spring Trident. Additional recruitment resources are available for alumnae on the Deltas Only side under Membership Resources / Recruitment.

Download the Reference Form

Once you complete the form, you should mail it to the Alumnae Reference Chairman for the Alumnae Chapter of the potential new member's home town.  If there is not a local Alumnae Chapter, send it to the Collegiate Reference Chairman for the school where she wishes to pledge.

Use the Chapter Directory to find the correct chapter reference contact.

Alumnae membership offers the opportunity to continue the commitment to Tri Delta through existing sorority friendships, professional development and informal social networking.. 

Tri Delta offers alumnae an opportunity to develop leadership skills, participate in community service projects and assist collegiate members in having the best experience possible. 

Below is a list of links young alumnae might find helpful:

Claim Your Account and Login to Deltas Only

Find an Alumnae Chapter

Be a Fraternity Volunteer

Become Life Loyal

Join the Tri Delta group on LinkedIn