The ZTA team is actively monitoring how the COVID-19 situation affects campus partners and chapter operations. You can read more about ZTA’s efforts related to COVID-19 here.
Please refer to this post for questions related to possible refunds or reduced fees.
Furthermore, as the country experiences the unique challenge of minimizing the potential effect of COVID-19, we are taking important steps to help flatten the curve. As of Monday, March 16, International Office staff is practicing safe social distancing and working remotely. We expect this practice to continue through April 6 if not longer.
“I’m so proud of how ZTA is coming together in this environment that is changing hourly,” said Executive Director Meghan Parker. “Our team has approached solutions with sisterhood and grace and with safety as our top priority.”
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Second Place, News Feature Article (short) for "Tornadoes teach lesson of ZTA sisterhood"
Article from the summer 2011 issue of Themis describing the strength of Nu (University of Alabama) and Eta Upsilon (Missouri Southern State University) chapters in the aftermath of powerful tornadoes ripping through Tuscaloosa, Ala. and Joplin, Mo.