in Multicultural Educaton from National University in San Diego, California. Yoli is a former graduate of Howard University in Washington, DC with a BFA in Musical Theatre, and a M.Ed. You’ll see why the comparisons are heaped upon this talented newcomer. Immerse yourself and experience recording artist, Yoli. Their voices are distinct, their artistry inimitable, their songwriting heartfelt and compelling. When you think about seminal female singer/songwriters who have left an indelible mark on contemporary music, you might name Joni Mitchell, Joan Armatrading, Lauryn Hill, Carole King, Sade and Tracy Chapman. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduating high school Latina senior that will be attending a two or four-year higher learning institution or a first-year Latina student at a two or four-year higher learning institution.What a fabulous show by exciting vocalist/songwriter Yoli at Jazz at Sea Dockside, Friday, May 1, 2009, at the Fantasea Yacht Club, Marina del Rey, CA The scholarship is named after Darilís García's grandmother and Maria Victoria Ramos' sister. The Lydia Cruz & Sandra Maria Ramos Scholarship Fund was established in March of 1995.
In 2003, the first graduate chapter was created for the Detroit metropolitan area. The Beta chapter was established in 1999 at Roosevelt University by Michelle Gonzalez and Rocio Dominguez. The sorority tag line, "Women by chance, sisters by choice, phenomenal by nature," was created by Damaris Madrigal. The first line of the organization-Alejandra Montes, Carmela Kudyba, and Adriana Rendon-was initiated on April 5, 1996. In March of 1995 the founders created the Lydia Cruz and Sandra Maria Ramos Scholarship, named after Darilís’ grandmother and Maria's older sister. That fall they hosted the first Salute to Latinas, Fuerza de la Mujer Latina, which has become a staple event for the sorority. The founders, Darilís García and Maria Victoria Ramos focused their efforts on academic achievement, community service and professionalism, as well as supporting causes related to breast cancer, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and mental health.
It was the first Latina-based sorority in the Ann Arbor campus. Many projects focus on the Latina/Latino community, including a scholarship fund.įounders Maria Victoria Ramos and Darilis Garcia-McMillianĭelta Tau Lambda was founded by Darilís García and Maria Victoria Ramos on April 2, 1994. Community projects are said to include Thanksgiving baskets and child welfare, as well as national projects such as the American Diabetes Association walk and Race for the Cure.
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Undergraduate, graduate and professional members engage in community service projects and fundraising for charitable causes service endeavors encompass both national and local efforts.
The sorority has ten collegiate and six professional/alumni chapters in the United States. Women are eligible to join regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, sexual orientation, ability or national origin. It was founded on Ap at the University of Michigan by Darilís García and Maria Victoria Ramos with a vision to empower women across the United States and create a network that provides opportunities. Delta Tau Lambda ( ΔΤΛ) is a collegiate and professional Latina-based Greek-lettered sorority.
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