Scholarship

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.

Honorary Degrees

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.

2024 Boule- Houston, Texas

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!

85th Central Region Conference Awards & Achievements

During the 85th Central Region Conference Award Ceremony, the ALMIGHTY Alpha Chapter was honored with a total of seven awards, showcasing the excellence, service, and scholarship of our chapter. We were proudly named Undergraduate Chapter of the Year and received the Chapter Scholastic Achievement Award and the Essence of Sigma Service Award. Individual honors were awarded to Soror Solee Dinio and Soror Jordan Brown for achieving the Highest GPA in the Region, with Soror Jordan Brown also receiving the Rising Star Award. Soror Raeghan Jefferson was recognized with the Graduating Senior Award, and both Soror Raeghan Jefferson and Soror Kamarie Fuller-McDade took 1st place in the Case Study Competition. These achievements would not have been possible without the amazing support and guidance of our undergraduate chapter advisor, Soror Charnel Forbes!

5th Annual Student Government Association Banquet

At the 5th Annual Student Government Association Awards Ceremony, the ALMIGHTY Alpha Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was honored with several awards in recognition of their leadership, service, and impact across campus. The chapter received the Campus Impact Award, and Basileus Jayla Cromwell was named Sorority President of the Year. Soror Raeghan Jefferson was awarded Service to the Student Body, and Soror Madison Evans was recognized as Volunteer of the Year. Madison also received Outstanding Student Organization for her work with First Gen Dawgs. Additionally, the Dr. Terri Jett Equity Award and the Murdock Community Award were both awarded to BSU, with contributions from Soror Kamarie Fuller-McDade, Soror Edyn Curry, and Soror Ny’Anza Palmer. Congratulations to the ALMIGHTY Alpha Chapter and all our amazing Sorors for continuing to promote greatness and excellence on campus!

Butler Student Government Sorority President of the Year- Basileus Cromwell

At the 2025 Butler University Student Government Association Awards Ceremony, our 24-25 Basileus was recognized for her outstanding leadership, vision, and impact. Her dedication and commitment to Sigma truly set her apart.

Butler Student Government Service to the Student Body- Soror Jefferson

At the 2025 Butler University Student Government Association Awards Ceremony, Soror Jefferson was honored for her service and dedication to the student body. For her commitment to uplifting others and creating meaningful impact on campus.

Butler Volunteer of the Year & Outstanding Student Org- First Gen Dawgs -Soror Evans

At the 2025 Butler University Student Government Association Awards, Soror Evans was honored for her dedication to service to the campus and Indy community. As founder of First Gen Dawgs, her leadership earned recognition for the organization's impact.

Highest GPA's in the Central Region -Soror Brown & Dinio

Awarded the Rising Star award and being highest GPA in the entire Central Region along with our very own Soror Dinio (not pictured).

Butler Dr.Terri Jett Equity Award & The Murdock Community Award- BSU- Soror Fuller-McDade

Presented 2 awards by the 2025 Butler Student Government Association for their recognition of hard work in Black Student Union serving as 24-25 President of the organization.

Morton-Finney Certificate of Achievement Award -Soror Baker

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.

"Make it Make Sense" Scholarship a Powerpreneur Development Program for young black entrepreneurs- Soror McClimon

Awarded a certificate of graduation for successfully completing a program focused on preparing young Black students for careers in entrepreneurship.

2025 Efroymson Diversity Center Diversity Leader of The Year - Soror Evans

Hand picked as the 2025 Diversity Leader of the Year award for her outstanding commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion through her work with the Diversity Program Council and as President of First-Gen Dawgs.

2024 Alpha Sigma Scholarship - Soror Cromwell

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

Promoting and Practicing Equity & Inclusion- Soror Jefferson

Awarded by the chair of public health Dr.Chris Stobart for “Promoting and practicing equity & Inclusion in Public Health”

Student Coordinator of the Year- Soror Jefferson

Awarded 'Student Coordinator of the Year' for Butler University’s Dawg Days program, which focuses on creating intentional spaces and communities for marginalized communities.

Advocate of the Year- Soror Fuller-McDade

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.

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