Being on line means sharing information electronically via the Internet. Electronic communication results in faster communication and less paper wasted. Here's a glimpse of what Sigma Kappa currently has available on line and what the future holds.
Internet searches can often help to find lost sisters and make new friends.
Christine Foss, an alumna from Northern California, used an AOL member profile search to start the CyberSigma e- mail list. Today almost 600 Sigma Kappa members are on our distribution list. Information in the e-mail ranges from requests for rush ideas, announcements of marriages, births, upcoming alumnae and collegiate chapter events, etc. More and more collegiate and alumnae chapters are publishing home pages on the World Wide Web to share information about their Sigma Kappa chapter. For help in putting together a chapter home page, use our templates in conjunction with a little advice , send e-mail to CyberSigma , or check out GeoCities , which is the home of several Sigma Kappa chapter and personal web sites.