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Membership
Privileges and Responsibilities
Privileges
- To have contact with musicians all over the United States
- To make friendships with many Sigma Alpha Iotas who share the same
ideals
- To be recognized and esteemed by members of all other national fraternities
as a "fellow Greek"
- To be encouraged to seek the highest goals in personal development
and professional stature
- To wear the badge as an introduction to Sigma Alpha Iota college
and alumnae chapters and members everywhere
- To have opportunity at Province Days and National Conventions to
broaden friendships to include members from other chapters
- To belong to a closely-knit organization whose province and national
officers visit chapters to bring assistance and stimulate maintenance
of the fraternity's high standards of musicianship and scholarship
and acquaintance with the broad scope of the fraternity
- To find opportunities for leadership training in the chapter guided
by national policies and instructional materials
- To meet and know the nationally recognized musicians and supporters
of music who are Distinguished members
- To participate in fraternity projects - scholarships, promotion
of American music through the Inter-American Music Awards program,
assistance in rehabilitation through music both in this country and
in foreign countries, and other nationally organized and recognized
endeavors of SAI.
Responsibilities
- To represent the fraternity positively at all times
- To cultivate broad friendships and be democratic in all campus contacts
- To be ethical at all times
- To respect the authority of chapter, province and national officers
- To refrain from the discussion of internal fraternity affairs with
non-members
- To practice the high ideals of Sigma Alpha Iota at all times
Sigma Alpha Iota espouses A STATEMENT OF FRATERNAL VALUES AND ETHICS developed
by the commission on Values and Ethics of the National Interfraternity
Conference (NIC).
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