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The Kansas State Council has divided the state into Districts, each with an elected Chairman. The First Vice President of the KSC acts as the District Advisor. Serving on the KSC develops our leadership skills and helps to run the programs of the KSC. For a full set of addresses and phone numbers Kansas members can visit our Member Center.  We have great fun and fellowship in our districts. District G celebrates at the 2015 Banquet at the convention together! Join us in the fun!

To visit our Districts and Chapters in the State

    Contact the Webmaster to add something about your Chapter or District  -- OR IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT ANY CHAPTER TO JOIN ESA IN KANSAS!

Chapter and District history can be found in this area. 

If anyone has history to add please feel free to contribute.   Often it is possible to pick pictures off of Facebook but those can be missed. 

Please contribute freely to your chapter's page site.  

If your chapter has it's own website please send the url to the webmaster so it can be linked to the website.  

Why it pays to belong to ESA!

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ESA has made a difference to my life. I have been enriched as an individual as well as being aware of how much ESA touches many lives of individuals I have yet to meet.

At our 2012 State Convention, they held a Jewel pinning ceremony for all pledges in attendance. That Sunday morning in May will always be a highlight in my life. Our outgoing President, Marsha Barnes is an inspiration to all of our members and how lucky I was that she pinned me. To look out and see so many smiles of new and old friends made me feel welcomed.
I was blessed and fortunate to attend the ceremony at St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in November of 2012. To see what ESA has accomplished in 40 years made me realize I have so much catching up to do as an individual. I have met other members from all over the USA and have such dear friends here in Zeta Epsilon but also the State of Kansas.
On the national level, St. Jude’s is a warm and happy environment, even with all of the illness and sadness. I felt blessed that ESA was introduced to me and to be a very small part in such a large accomplishment.
On our State and local levels, I have been fortunate to have loving and caring sisters to guide me in a direction I want to continue. Growing in faith, honor and loveliness are three virtues that keep me wanting to do more for our human race.
Pam Mitchell - Zeta Epsilon