Events that make LIFE GOOD IN ESA
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MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND THE STATE CONVENTION !!
August 7-8-9, 2020
Kansas State Council Convention
(Go to the State Convention page to check out all the convention plans!
New registration forms will be posted soon. You can register and pay on-line IF YOU WANT !!
Links have temporarily been deleted - They will be posted soon!
Links have temporarily been deleted - They will be posted soon!
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On-line Registration Form
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STEP 1: FIRST YOU HAVE TO FILL OUT THE ON-LINE REGISTRATION FORM. THIS WILL GO DIRECTLY TO THE CONVENTION REGISTRATION CHAIRMAN - SHARON GROFF. YOU WILL BE SENT A COPY TO YOUR EMAIL. BY GIVING THE LAST 4 DIGITS OF YOUR CREDIT CARD IT WILL HELP THE CHAIRMAN TO GIVE YOU PROPER CREDIT FOR YOUR PAYMENT.
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On-line payment form
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STEP 2: FILL OUT THE FORM FOR PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD. BE MINDFUL THAT USING THIS METHOD TO REGISTER A SMALL FEE WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR PAYMENT.
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2018 – 2019 KANSAS STATE COUNCIL CALENDAR
April
1 State Report Forms Due: (must be postmarked by April 1)
Publicity form due to State Publicity Chair
Outstanding Chapter Form w/ Philanthropic Report due to State Outstanding Chapter Chair
Distinguished Athenian nomination due to State Educational Director
Philanthropic Report due to State 2nd Vice President
Easter seals Year-End Report due to State Easter seals Chair
Goodwill Year-End Report due to State Goodwill Chair
Philanthropic Donations Due:
Heartspring donations to State 2nd Vice President
Kansas Care & Share donations to Kansas Care & Share Chair Disaster Fund donations to State Disaster Fund Chair
ESA Foundation donations to State ESA Foundation Senior Director ESA for St. Jude donations to State ESA for St. Jude Senior Coordinator Easter seals donations to State Easter seals Chair
Goodwill donations to State Goodwill Chair
25 Prom at Heartspring
May 3 ESA Sunday
August - 74th KSC State Convention - Olathe (ESA for St. Jude Fund raiser )
SA for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Fund Raiser
1 State Report Forms Due: (must be postmarked by April 1)
Publicity form due to State Publicity Chair
Outstanding Chapter Form w/ Philanthropic Report due to State Outstanding Chapter Chair
Distinguished Athenian nomination due to State Educational Director
Philanthropic Report due to State 2nd Vice President
Easter seals Year-End Report due to State Easter seals Chair
Goodwill Year-End Report due to State Goodwill Chair
Philanthropic Donations Due:
Heartspring donations to State 2nd Vice President
Kansas Care & Share donations to Kansas Care & Share Chair Disaster Fund donations to State Disaster Fund Chair
ESA Foundation donations to State ESA Foundation Senior Director ESA for St. Jude donations to State ESA for St. Jude Senior Coordinator Easter seals donations to State Easter seals Chair
Goodwill donations to State Goodwill Chair
25 Prom at Heartspring
May 3 ESA Sunday
August - 74th KSC State Convention - Olathe (ESA for St. Jude Fund raiser )
SA for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Fund Raiser
Why it pays to belong to ESA!
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, what is that? I had never heard of this outstanding service organization until July of 2011. I was first introduced to ESA through a dear friend Audrey Eoff, from Texas, who has been a member for a number of years. She and I had formerly worked together through our Newspaper in Education (NIE) programs and had attended several NIE conferences together. Since she was coming to the Kansas ESA convention, she invited me and another former NIE director from Sedalia, MO to join her for lunch. We met at the convention center and I was immediately intrigued by this enthusiastic group of ladies.
My first impression was of groups of women, milling around, looking at exhibits and seeming to be very excited about this event. I asked Audrey what this was and she immediately steered me towards the Kansas welcome booth, where I was introduced to several of the Zeta Epsilon, Overland Park chapter members. I asked them how I could join, as I had always been interested in joining a women’s sorority. I was in the process of moving from Missouri to Kansas and we exchanged contact information so I could be contacted after our move. Judy Christiansen was instrumental in keeping in contact and in October, 2011 I attended my first ESA meeting. I was again impressed with the warm welcome and friendliness of these new acquaintances and I knew I wanted to join this organization; still not sure of what it was all about. Since then I’ve gone through the ceremonies and training and am now a full member of this outstanding service organization. At the Kansas State convention in May, 2012, the incoming president asked the various nominees to answer one simple question. “What does ESA mean to me?” I have given that some thought and this is my unsolicited response. To me ESA means ... Each of Us — Some of Us — All of US Each of us: is unique and has something special to contribute. Some of us: carry more responsibility and leadership, while others give support and assistance. All of us: are needed to carry out the mission of ESA — to care for ourselves; for others in need; and for one another. I’m thankful for Audrey’s introduction to ESA and for my chapter and Kansas sisters for their warm welcome and continued support. So what is ESA? Come sit down with me and I’ll tell you all about it. Diane Goold - Zeta Epsilon |
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