During a time when educational opportunities were scarce for African Americans, the seven founders of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, INC. chose to become educators. Founded on the principle of education, Sigma Gamma Rho continues to promote and encourage high scholastic achievement. The ALMIGHTY Alpha chapter recognizes all of our members scholastic and extracurricular achievements.
On May 7, 2022, the President of Butler University James Danko posthumously granted an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters to each of the seven founders of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, INC. Past Madame Grand Basileus Rasheeda Liberty accepted the honor and was hooded on the founders behalf. Past Madame Basileus was accompanied by Madame Grand Anti-Grammateus Dr. Khalilah Shabazz who is the great-granddaughter of Founder Dr. Vivian Irene White Marbury.
At the 60th Boule, the ALMIGHTY Alpha chapter was awarded the 'National Undergraduate Chapter Service Grant' during the sessions. We are incredibly grateful to have been awarded this grant!
The ALMIGHTY Alpha Chapter was recognized with many awards during the Central Region Conference. The 2024 Central Region Undergraduate Rising which was awarded to Soror McClimon. The 2024 Visionary Award which was awarded to the ALMIGHTY Alpha chapter. The 2024 Scholastic Achievement Award which was awarded to Soror McClimon, Soror Baker, Soror Cromwell, Soror Dino, and Soror Jefferson.
At the 4th Annual Student Government Association, the ALMIGHTY Alpha Chapter was awarded the "2024 Sorority of the Year". Madam Advisor Forbes also was awarded the "2024 Advisor of the Year" award from the office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Butler University.
Awarded the Scholastic Achievement award being one of 7 awardees in the entire Central Region.
Awarded a scholarship by the Student Government Association for her recognition of hard work in the classroom, community, and on campus.
Hand Picked by the wonderful M.E.L.T leaders of Butlers Morton-Finney Diversity Program as being the "most like Dr. John Morton-Finney" for her outstanding leadership and contributions on campus.
Awarded a certificate of graduation for successfully completing a program focused on preparing young Black students for careers in entrepreneurship.
Hand picked for the 2022-2023 NPHC Indianapolis chapter scholarship by the Indianapolis NPHC.
Awarded the scholarship by Alpha Sigma Alumnae chapter to support her in her new journey of student teaching and pursing her career in Elementary Education
Awarded by the chair of public health Dr.Chris Stobart for “Promoting and practicing equity & Inclusion in Public Health”
Awarded 'Student Coordinator of the Year' for Butler University’s Dawg Days program, which focuses on creating intentional spaces and communities for marginalized communities.
Awarded 'Advocate of the Year' for displaying exemplary excellence in effectively advocating for a cause, community, and/or change despite the inevitable challenges that come with being able to do so.