Delta Academy
In 1999, Theta Alpha implemented the National Service Project, Delta Academy, which is a national mentoring program for girls aged 11 to 14, with a programmatic focus on Math and Science. This year, the mentors and mentees have become involved in activities such as learning how to use the Internet as a resource, making Power Point presentations, and presenting their projects. In addition to the academic activities, the program emphasizes sisterhood and service. Theta Alpha members along with serving as mentors, develop lasting friendships with the young ladies. (Mondays 6:00-8:00PM)

Breakfast Club
The Breakfast club is a group of parents and college students that provide breakfast every morning to high school students that normally do not eat breakfast before class while helping them with their homework at the same time. (Thursdays 8am)

Chicago Aninal Care and Control
Chicago Animal Care and Control is dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of domestic pets. Located in Chicago's Lower West Side, the facility provides confortable and safe temporary shelted to appro. 500 homeless animals a day. Animals are given needed medical attention, food and water, and a safe place to be. Volunteers provide dogs with much-needed walks and promote animal rights through active involvement with abandoned animals brought to the shelter. (Friday 2:30 -5:45PM)

After School Tutoring

Tutoring children at Kingley Elementary school.S

ANNUAL SERVICE PROJECTS

May Week
A week in May is selected to emphasize scholastic achievements, educational opportunities and cultural awareness. Theta Alpha celebrates May Week during the first week of May, sponsoring educational workshops and firesides.

Jabberwock Scholarship Ball
Delta Jabberwock is an annual scholarship ball culminating May Week activities. Theta Alpha has held a Scholarship Ball since 1971, giving out at least two $500 scholarships to deserving high school seniors. Last year, Theta Alpha provided five scholarships to deserving scholars.

Toy Drive
Theta Alpha began sponsoring a Toy Drive in 1995. This event allows the Northwestern community to help make the holiday season a happy one for less-fortunate children. Toys donated at the Toy Drive are given to children's centers in Africa. Because of the Toy Drive's overwhelming success, Theta Alpha opted to make this an annual event.