Δ 1st Place, Southern Region Photography and Scrapbook- Physical and Mental Health. Southern Regional Convention, Fort Lauderdale, FL 2005
Δ 2nd Place, Southern Region Delta Web Award at Southern Regional Convention, Fort Lauderdale, FL 2005
Δ 1st Place, Mobile Metro National Pan-Hellenic Council Graduate Step Show, 2005
Δ 2nd Place, Southern Region Delta Web Award at 47th National Convention, Las Vegas, NV, July 2004
Δ 1st Place Mobile Metro National Pan-Hellenic Graduate Step Show,- 2003
Δ International Day of Service-  Certificate Recognition at 46th National Convention
Δ National Award Winner for Exemplary Social Action Initiatives - 45th National Convention
Δ American Cancer Association (Prichard, AL) Relay for Life, 1st Place Team, 2002
Δ Urban League Appreciation Award
Δ United College Fund Award
Δ Joint Award from Coalition of 100 Black Women and the Urban League
Outstanding Community Service Award
Δ  Interdenominational Ministerial Award
Δ  Delteen Appreciation Award
Δ  Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Award for Support to the Life of Black Colleges
Δ  Delta Sigma Theta Retention Award for the Southern Region

1st Place- Photography and Scrapbook-
Physical and Mental Health 2005
Southern Regional Conference

Sorors Juvonda Hodge, Shirley Sessions and Tiffany Moore were honored as the YWCA Women of Achievement.

Dr .Juvonda Hodge won the Rising Star category for her commitment and passion in her profession as a General Surgeon at the University of South Alabama.  She promotes minority interest in the medial field, as well as conduct panel discussions and workshops on health issues. Read more about Dr. Hodge

Shirley Sessions won the Industry category for her using her expertise in money matters to help women develop their financial potential. She conducts workshops on credit repair, home-buying, budgeting and banking to help women and minorities own a part of the American Dream.

Tiffany Moore, who lost her sight over six years ago,  was nominated for Beating the Odds.  She learned how to read Braille and serves as the Secretary of the National Federal of the Blind. She is soon to receive her Masters in Rehabilitation Counseling at the University of South Alabama.

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Congratulations Alecia Watkins who graduated from Alabama State University with a Masters in School Counseling.  She is the recipient of the Counseling Student of the Year by Alabama  State and is currently employed by the Mobile County Public School System as a teacher and Co-op Coordinator for Mary G. Montgomery High School

 Gwen Williams received recognition from the American Red Cross for her selfless acts of assisting families during Hurricane Katrina. She collected furniture and clothing for these families and housed them in her home to help them build their lives after the storm. Kudos to you soror!