Alumnae Journal: Distribute a monthly copy of newsletter to members informing of Delta related activities at the local, state, regional and national levels (Contact Tomoka Love)

Arts and Letters: Stimulate interest and educate the chapter and the community in the area of arts and letters. Coordinate programs and projects such as Children’s Reading Hour, Annual Delta Choir Concert and Visual and Performing Arts (Contact Raven Griffin)

Courtesy: Extend expressions to sorors during illness, death, marriage, births, degrees, relocation, guest visits, retirements and catastrophic occurrences (Contact Liz Smith)

Delta Academy: Mentoring program for girls ages 11-14 to foster a personal self image, wholesome attitudes towards school work, respect for authority, creativity, critical thinking, interpersonal and social skills, and oral and written communication (Contact Dr. Jamella Terry)

Fundraising: Create and implement fundraising opportunities for the chapter (Contact Rosa Kilpatrick)

GEMS: Mentoring program for girls ages 14-18 which will provide academic, cultural, social and heritage education (Contact Sherita Cummings)

Heritage and Archives: Record and preserve the history of our chapter on the local, state regional and national level (Contact Camille Burgin)

Internal Communications Committee: Chapter directory. Inform members via email of chapter activities and develop and maintain chapter web site (Contact Pat King/Liz Nunn).

Internal Development: Training and development of chapter officers and members to improve interpersonal skills, and increase knowledge and understanding of the mission and goals of the sorority (Contact Jackie Perry)

Membership: Develop and provide programs that promote the retention and reclamation of membership and seek to integrate into the life of the chapter recent college graduates (contact LaShanda Felton)

Pan Hellenic Councill: serve as a liaison between chapter and the local Pan Hellenic Council (Contact Audra Allen)

Program Planning and Development: Evaluate chapter projects and programs and make recommendations and compile an annual schedule or calendar o f program activities for the chapter (Contact Mychelle Leonard)

External Communications Committee: Report all chapter news to national Delta publications and to local news media, ensure that photos are taken at all chapter events, document and maintain all news items and photos (Contact Kim Green-Journalist)

Ritual and Ceremonies: Ensure that the chapter observes an adhere to the protocol and traditions of the sorority (Contact Gladys Branch)

Scholarship: Recommend the approval of deserving students to receive the annual chapter college scholarships (Contact Annjeanette Walker)

Social: Promote the socialization, bonding and the development of interpersonal relations among sorors through the organization and execution of entertaining events and activities (Contact Kerrie Washington)

Social Action: Provide information and direction to the membership on current civil and human rights issues and voter registration. (Contact Terrian Hicks)

Founders Day: Plan and carry out activities and program to commemorate the founding of the sorority (Contact Pam Milton)

Honors Day: Recognize annually students who achieve academically and the educators who have made significant contributions to the field of education (Contact Briggitte Fletcher)

Economic Development: Activities related to financial planning, money management, consumer education, investment and economic empowerment (Contact-unfilled)

International Awareness and Involvement: annual activities based upon the needs of the community we serve (Contact Sharifa Wip)

Physical and Mental Health: Facilitate the physical, mental and spiritual well being of sorors and the community we serve (Contact Chiquitta Suggs)

EMBODI: Collaborating with other local organizations to promote programs for African American males ages (Contact April Nickerson)