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Welcome to Sigma Alpha Lambda Sigma Alpha Lambda is a National Leadership and Honors Organization dedicated to developing the individual and serving our campus and community. The mission of Sigma Alpha Lambda is to recognize members for academic achievement, to engage members in service, and to develop members for leadership. Service is the foundation of our leadership development model as well as the leadership of the organization itself. Through service, individuals look outside themselves and lives are changed, not only for the one being served but even more so for the one serving. As a result of this process, the individual learns more about who they really are and what they value. Our Statement of Purpose and organization
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Sweet Olive Farm

SAL’s University of Georgia tapped into their love of animals with a volunteering trip to the Sweet Olive Farm Animal Rescue.

After receiving a tour from the owner of the animal rescue, chapter members volunteered their time to assist the owner with tasks around the farm.

“We helped her spread new bedding for the pigs and goats,” said chapter president Jessie Hays. “We then collected sticks and rubbish for the burn pile. We raked up debris from the pig pens and got to meet all the animals.”

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