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Kappa Delta Leadership Essay

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The Iowa State University Greek Community holds itself to a higher standard. As a member of this greek community, I strive to uphold the pillars of leadership, philanthropy, friendship, and scholarship in my daily life. I do this by being an involved member of the Sigma Sigma chapter of Kappa Delta.

Through Kappa Delta I have been introduced to women who challenge me to grow as a leader and as an individual. Without these women’s help, I would have never had the confidence to gain leadership roles within the house and within the Iowa State community. I currently hold four leadership positions in Kappa Delta, including Standards Board member, Social Media Chair, Alumnae Relations Chair, and Family Weekend committee. Through Iowa State University I am a member of the …show more content…

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