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| When was ESA founded? Who was it founded by and why? |
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| ESA was founded in 1929 by Adelia Prichard in Jacksonville, TX, in response to World War I and women's new involvement in professional careers. She and nine other women were the first members. |
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| What is the symbol of ESA and what does it symbolize? |
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| The jonquil is the symbol of ESA. It symbolized noble thought. |
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| What are the colors of ESA and what do they represent? |
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| ESA's colors are blue and gold. Blue represents loyalty to our purpose and ideals and gold represents achievement and the everlasting life of our vows. |
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| Freely Translated, ESA means "Pursuit of Learning". It can also mean Education Service, and Association. |
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| Where are the ESA headquarters? |
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| The headquarters are in Fort Collins, Colorado. |
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| What is ESA's international philanthropy? |
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| ESA's international philanthropy is St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Easter Seals |
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| How many ESA chapters are there? |
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| What is ESA's magazine called? |
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| ESA's magazine is called "The Jonquil" |
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| What is ESA's official motto? |
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| ESA's official motto is "All for one and one for all" |
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| What is ESA's mascot and why? |
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| ESA's mascot is a giraffe because we are a head about the rest. |
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| What is ESA's emblem and what does it represent? |
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| ESA's emblem is an open book which represents a wealth of knowledge and strength of wisdom |
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| When was the Delta Zeta chapter founded? |
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| The Delta Zeta chapter of ESA was founded in 2003 by six girls |
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| What are the Delta Zeta's two fundraisers? |
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| Battle of the Bands and Gobblefest |
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| How much community service did the Delta Zeta chapter complete in 2009-2010? |
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| The Delta Zeta chapter completed over 2000 hours and did community service with over 30 organizations |
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| How many positions are there on E-board? |
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Sixteen: President, Co-VPs (2), Secretary, Treasurer, Community Service Chair, Parliamentarian, Sisterhood Chair, Philanthropy Chair, Public Relations Chair, Historian, Co-Fundraising Chairs (2), Co-Rush Chairs (2), and Webmaster
In the spring there are only 14 positions |
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| ESA's office is located in 420 in the Marvin Center |
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| What Greek council is ESA part of? |
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| ESA is part of the Professional, Honor, and Service Greek Council at GWU |
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| What are other ESA events? |
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| Sisterhood retreat, induction, senior goodbye, and Alternative Greek Week |
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| How many families are there within the Delta Zeta chapter? |
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| Six: Cherry Blossom, Diamond, Emerald, Pearl, Topaz, and Warhol |
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