Sigma Alpha Iota
Sigma Alpha Iota is an international professional women's music fraternity. It was founded in 1903 at the Univerisity of Michigan Ann Arbor School of Music by seven amazing women. Knox College is the home of Psi chapter.
SAI performed an a cappella cover of the Queen classic, "Bohemian Rhapsody," for the Greek Week No-Talent Show. It rocked. They are also well known for selling Singing Valentines and Mother's Day Grams, which many students buy to embarrass their friends or make their mothers cry.
Governing Body
Sigma Alpha Iota has a national governing body in the form of a convention that meets once every three years. On a local level each chapter is governed by an executive board.
2005-'06 Exec. Board: President Annie Luzar; VP Membership Mary Kiolbasa; VP Ritual Emily Woodruff; Treasurer Dana Becker; Recording Secretary Kathryn Sweet; Corresponding Secretary Megan Sarver; Editor Yvonne Ramirez; Sergeant-at-Arms
2006-'07 Exec. Board: President Yvonne Ramirez; VP Membership Jennifer Craig; VP Ritual Kelly Budruweit; Treasurer Melissa Doyle; Recording Secretary Kathryn Sweet; Corresponding Secretary Larissa Roy; Editor Devyn Mares; Sergeant-at-Arms Karen Louma.
2007-'08 Exec. Board: President Bess Karner; VP Membership Devyn Mares; VP Ritual Nicole Andersen; Treasurer Dana Becker; Recording Secretary Gloria Feliciano; Corresponding Secretary Jasmin Tomlins; Editor Yvonne Ramirez; Sergeant-at-Arms Margaret Wehr.
2008-'09 Exec. Board: President Jasmin Tomlins; VP Membership Margaret Wehr; VP Ritual Gloria Feliciano; Treasurer Shaina Robinson; Secretary Sasha Murphy; Editor Caitlin Fones; Sergeant-at-Arms Elizabeth Waters.
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2010-'11 Exec. Board: President Caitlin Fones; VP Membership Brigette Demke; VP Ritual Chelsea Coventry; Treasurer Alexandra LeFlore; Secretary Alexandra LeFlore; Editor Carlyse Owens; Sergeant-at-Arms Carlyse Owens.
2011-'12 Exec. Board: President Chelsea Coventry; VP Membership Rita Mertens; VP Ritual Victoria Ezell; Treasurer Naomi Akagi; Secretary Alexandra LeFlore; Editor Franzesca Mayer; Sergeant-at-Arms Mary Katrina Firor.
