Artwork by Hatty Ruth Miller, Lumbee artist  
 
Category: 5. Higher education; University of North Carolina at Pembroke 

    SORE001. Sorensen, Barbara. “American Indian sisterhood: the Alpha Pi Omega Sorority and the Universities of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Pembroke.” Winds of Change (annual college guide) 1998 supplement: 92-93. 

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Publication type: Magazine article 

Electronic access: UnCover 

Discusses the Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, formed in 1994 by four Lumbee and Coharie women at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  The women felt isolated on campus and needed a support network.  The principles guiding this sorority for Native American women are traditionalism, spirituality, contemporary issues, and education.  Describes their unique pledging and initiation practices, their philanthropic projects, and their focus on living a balanced life.
Additional subjects: Alpha Pi Omega Sorority 

This annotation was edited on: June 4, 2002

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