US EditionBuilding sisterhood: Black NKU sorority leaders display empowerment through service
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Building sisterhood: Black NKU sorority leaders display empowerment through service
Before stepping into their roles as chapter leaders, Abrianna Holt, Ty ‘Shawna Price and Tiara Watkins were reserved students who often kept to themselves. The thought of participating in conferences, organizing events and speaking publicly felt daunting. However, the enticing pull of sisterhood led the girls to join sororities within the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), introducing them to leadership, service and a sense of belonging.As sh…
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