ZTA Alumnae in Virginia

05/15/2026

📣 ZTA’s New Database! 📣

As the academic year wraps up and we prepare for Convention, we’re providing a timeline for when you can expect our technology to switch over.

➡️June 8: All ZTA sites will go down. This includes Sisters Only, ZetaBase, Z-Learning, OmegaOne, and the ZTA Foundation donation page. Billhighway will be available for collegiate and alumnae chapters.

➡️June 15: International Office staff will receive training on the new sites. Calls will be forwarded to voicemail during business hours while staff are in training, so email will be the fastest way to reach staff.

➡️June 22: Invitation emails for all members to claim their accounts on the new site will start going out. This will be a phased approach with 5,000 invites going out daily.

📌To best prepare for this transition:

➡️Keep your Sisters Only account up-to-date with your email and home address. Going forward, our new site will not accept .edu email addresses. Be prepared to update your information with a non-school email address.

➡️Download any resources you need from Z-Learning, as those may not be available again until July.

04/28/2026

If you’ve ever thought about serving as a chapter officer but aren’t sure if it’s for you just know that with your sisters behind you anything is possible 🩵

04/27/2026

Themis was smiling down this past Saturday as I joined the Roanoke alumnae chapter for their first fundraiser benefitting the ZTA Foundation! The weather was perfect for some putt putt and sisterhood and the rain waited until the end of the event to move in! Every sister in this chapter pitched in to sell out their fundraiser and it was so wonderful to see families and friends out supporting Breast Cancer Education and Awareness 🩵🩶

04/21/2026

You can also drop us a DM and we can help!! 🩵🩶🔗

04/21/2026

I was so honored to join the sisters of the chapter to celebrate 30 years of their sisterhood! We had a wonderful dinner and enjoyed catching up with what all the members have been up to this year.
We also celebrated the sisters who are leading the chapter and those who will be leading into the fall! Our chapters could not function without all the wonderful women who hear the call and take the time to serve 🔗

04/08/2026

We are so excited to celebrate these wonderful sisters at DDMV Zeta Day on Saturday!! 🩵🩶

During Zeta Day we recognize the women who have been steadfast in their love of Zeta Tau Alpha for 50 years. These sisters receive the Order of the Shield recognition and a white violet pin to signify their cherished place in our Fraternity. This year we are recognizing 5 amazing sisters at DDMV Zeta Day. Congratulations to Beth Edwards, Jacqueline Meyer, Sherri Seeger, Teresa Tudor, Sally Harrison! 👑

04/04/2026

Thank you to all our sponsors!! We are 3 sponsors away from our goal of 50 blankets!!

04/02/2026

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Congrats Sister!

🎓✨ Meet Our First NVAPA Scholarship Winner! ✨🎓

Congratulations to Mackenzie Craig, one of our 2026–2027 NVAPA President’s Scholarship recipients!

Mackenzie is a proud member of Zeta Tau Alpha at Virginia Tech and hails from Fairfax, VA. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, with a focus on structures, and aspires to become a professional Structural Engineer.

Her dedication to academics, leadership, and future impact in the engineering field truly stood out to our selection committee.

💜 We are so proud to support Mackenzie as she builds a strong foundation for her future—both in the classroom and beyond!

👏 Join us in celebrating Mackenzie in the comments!

04/02/2026

We are so excited to celebrate these amazing sisters at DDMV Zeta Day!

04/02/2026

What joy to see this article celebrating our sister Edwyna Wingo! We are so proud to call her our sister!

Read the full article highlighting her service to her community throughout her career at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/health/edwyna-wingo-lifetime-serving-her-community

March is Women’s History Month, and we are featuring Edwyna Wingo. Her lifelong commitment to serving others led her to a distinguished career in public health nursing. She began with the Virginia Department of Health and has supported the Fairfax Health District for nearly 60 years in a range of positions with the Health Department. Today, Edwyna continues to make a difference in Fairfax community the car seat program coordinator and remains active in several volunteer roles.
Read more about her contributions to Fairfax and the Health Department’s history at: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/health/edwyna-wingo-lifetime-serving-her-community

04/01/2026

Hey! We know her!! 🩵🩶

Shoutout a sister who heard the call and serves as an advisor!