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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. 60th Anniversary leadership Boulé Memphis, Tennessee July 27 - August 2, 1980 [[image - logo of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority]] [[image]] [[caption]] Janice Kissner, Grand Basileus [[/caption]] HOLIDAY IN RIVERMONT: Headquarters July 26, 1980 - Registration - Pre-Convention Workshops Committee Meetings July 27, 1980 - Registration Pre-Convention Workshops Public Banquet July 28, 1980 - Plenary Sessions Workshops Health Fair July 29, 1980 - Plenary Sessions Guest Artist July 30, 1980 - Evening of Performing Artist Press Conference Undergraduate Seminar July 31, 1980 - Nominations/Elections Awards Banquet August 1, 1980 - National Board Meeting Special Features: Life Members Awards--Legacy Breakfast with the Founders Honorary Celebration of Stock's Nest: (Every Black Baby a Healthy Baby) Pre-Boule' Trip People's Republic of China Post Boule' Trip--Mexico Founded: 1920 on Howard University Campus by Five (5) Young Undergraduate Women. President Membership: For Five (45) Thousand women, Four Hundred Eighty Five (485) chapters--undergraduate (college), and alumni women--predominately Black. Open membership Chapters in the Carribean--West Africa--Members in the Armed Forces--World Wide. Founding Purpose: Service-Scholarship-Sisterhood. Our Hallmark: Finerwomanhood Goals: To develop academic excellence in members as well as youth who are aspiring to achieve certain career goals. To promote cultural development through exposure in the Fine Arts in all of its forms. To develop leadership qualities for enrichment of individual members, as well as the Community at Large. To be socially conscious of our responsibilities as minority women who can positively impact upon the system through various programs and projects designed to raise the level of consciousness with every one we are privileged to impact upon. SPECIAL PROJECTS: STORK'S NEST Stork's Nest is an internationally based Prenatal Health Care Project to promote a healthy and sound generation of children (specifically minorities). An Incentive Program to entreat women of child bearing ages to seek early and continuing Prenatal and Postnatal care. Sixty (60) centers in the United States and West Africa. Health education programs conducted by skilled women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority in the following area: Nutritional Education Well Body Care Proper Nursing Techniques Genetic Counseling Family Counseling Human Sexuality Budget and Finance related to Household Management. The Entire Concept of Parenting. YOUTH GROUP: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is particularly proud of this phase of programming. Youth from the ages of 10 through 20 are given the opportunity to develop their talents, acquire new skills, and receive 168