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Delta Iota Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority at MTSU recognized

mtsu_loginTerri Anne Nicole McMoore  and Monique Denney of the Delta Iota Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), were awarded several leadership and organizational awards during the MTSU Student Organization Awards Banquet,  MTSU Intercultural and Diversity Affairs Banquet, and The Office of Greek Affairs’  2009 Greek Awards. These awards recognized the hard work and community contributions by the members of the Delta Iota Chapter during the 2008-2009 term.  Terri McMoore, a Clarksville resident, was the president of the Delta Iota Chapter during the previous year.

MTSU Student Organization Awards Banquet 2008-2009

  • Student Organization President of the Year – Terri McMoore
  • Student Organization Event of the Year – Unity Election Party- Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. – Delta Iota Chapter

MTSU Intercultural and Diversity Affairs Banquet 2008-2009

  • Organization of the Year – Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. – Delta Iota Chapter
  • Female Student of the Year – Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. – Delta Iota Chapter sister – Monique Denney

MTSU Greek Awards 2008-2009

  • Outstanding Chapter President – Terri McMoore
  • Outstanding Social Event – Unity Election Party-Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc.-Delta Iota Chapter
  • Silver Standard Award – Delta Iota Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority

Terri McMoore, was the first African American President of the Delta Iota Chapter. She was vocal in her gratitude to her Sorority sisters, for their contributions which resulted in this recognition for their organization.

Miss McMoore is a senior Psychology Major, and after graduation plans to go on to Graduate school to pursue her Masters’ Degree. She is the daughter of Terry and Wanda McMoore, and a graduate of North West High School.

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