A Fall to Remember!
With another fall semester in the books, let’s look back on some of the fun events that SAL members took part in!
Chapter Officers
Leadership Opportunities
The most engaging and active leadership roles are filling the role of a Chapter officer. This is an opportunity to develop hands on experience in communication, project planning & execution, team building, and time management. Elections occur once per year, typically in early spring. Click here to read a brief description of each officer position.
Scholarship and Award Recipients from this Chapter
Amber Crim - New Member Award, 2015
LaiKyn Perdue - Path to Excellence Award, 2015
Mobolaji Salako - Chapter Leadership Award, 2014
LaMonica Honor - Path the Excellence Award, 2014
Mobolaji Salako - Path to Excellence Award, 2013
LaMonica Honor - New Member Award, 2013
Mobolaji Salako - Path to Excellence Award, 2012
Pia Marie Cumagun - Emerging Leaders Scholarship, 2012
Kanisha Underwood - Path to Excellence Award, 2010
Chapter Highlights
2018 Food Fight Against Hunger
2018’s Food Fight Against Hunger event has come to a close, and we’re proud of all the work that members accomplished!
University of Alabama Birmingham
Into the Streets The West End Birmingham community is much cleaner thanks in part to the efforts of the University of Alabama Birmingham chapter, which came together with other groups as part of the Into the Streets initiative.
9-11 Flag Memorial
First starting as an event at a single chapter, the 9-11 Flag Memorial event has blossomed into a fall tradition for Sigma Alpha Lambda. This year, SAL members from across the country worked to create beautiful memorials on their respective campuses.
University of Alabama Birmingham
Into the Streets SAL officers and members at University of Alabama Birmingham joined forces with representatives from other organizations and volunteered in the community through the Into the Streets project.
University of Alabama Birmingham
Rose Pruning at Botanical Gardens SAL members at the University of Alabama Birmingham wanted to clean up their community this semester and chose to help Botanical Gardens prepare for spring.