Sorority taglines, etc.

[jennyj87]

Originally Posted by tri deezy

For Tri Delta:

Open Motto: "Let us steadfastly love one another."
Tagline: A perpetual bond of friendship.
Flower: Pansy
Jewel: Pearl
Color: Silver, Gold, and Cerulean Blue.
Official Mascot: Dolphin
Other Symbols: Pine tree, Trident, Poseidon, Crescent moon and stars

You beat me!

[Ch2tf]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Rather than continue to hijack a Delta Zeta thread, I thought I'd start a new one here.

Gamma Phi Beta - tagline - Connect. Impact. Shine.

Originally Posted by BabyPiNK_FL

Imagine. Believe. Achieve.

These two had long since been my favorite sorority taglines

[SWTXBelle]

I like verbs rather than adjectives for taglines.

[OneHeartOneWay]

Sigma Kappa is unveiling a whole new identity this summer at our Collegiate Officers Training School. So, currently, our tagline is "Bringing Sisterhood to Life," but it won't be for long! I participated in one of the online surveys they conducted, "beta testing" two different taglines. I can say I LOVED one of them and was only mildly lukewarm about the other- I guess I'll have to wait until July to see if my favorite made the cut (or they could have gone a whole new direction, too!).

Open Motto: One Heart, One Way
Jewel: Pearl
Colors: Lavender and Maroon
Mascot: Dove and Heart
Flower: Wild Purple Violet (changed last year at Convention from simply Violet- you can't imagine the racous this caused- seriously!)

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

I was not the biggest fan of AOIIs branding...

Kind of an aside, but when our new visual identity was unveiled in 2006, it was mentioned in the presentation that the agency that created the visual identity/marketing strategy for us -- Richard Harrison Bailey/The Agency (or RHB) in South Bend and Indianapolis -- had done similar work for over 25 fraternities and sororities. I wonder how many of the taglines in this thread (and the visiual identities of which they are usually part) were desgined by RBH.

And I know SWTXBelle asked about sororities, but since I've posted anyway, ours is: Among Men Harmony (colored as in my signature). It has proven to be really popular.

Like Alpha Chi Omega, we use the lyre as a symbol. The visual identity also included a new take on our lyre (the strings can be black or gold):

[Scrubadub]

Alpha Omega Epsilon

Tagline: Friendship. Leadership. Professionalism.
Jewel: Blue Sapphire
Colors: Royal Blue, Silver, and White
Mascot: Dolphin
Flowers: We have three different flowers, one for each stage of membership. Candidates (our name for new members) have the white carnation. Actives have the white rose. Alumna have the calla lily.

We don't have an open motto either. Rather, we have the Ideals and Objectives. We do have a closed motto though.

[littleowl33]

Originally Posted by LucyKKG

"Tradition of Leadership" is Kappa's tagline or something like that, but it doesn't really have any special meaning to me.
Symbols/mascots: owl, key, fleur-de-lis. We kind of get an extra symbol because our flower is the iris. :-)

To build on what LucyKKG said...

Kappa Kappa Gamma
Motto: Secret! No open motto.
Tagline: A Tradition of Leadership.
Flower: Blue Iris
Jewel: Sapphire
Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue
Official Mascot: Owl
Official Symbols: Owl, Key and Fleur de Lis

I really like our tagline! Our Kappa Trainers and workshops always emphasize empowering women to be leaders, not just within our own chapters (ie officer positions) but in our personal lives and long after we graduate. You don't necessarily need to be elected to lead

[DreamfulSpirit]

Omega Phi Alpha

Motto: Today's Friends, Tomorrow's Leaders, Forever in Service
Tagline: Don't really have a tagline, I guess its more of our 3 cardinal principles which is pretty much mentioned in our motto: Friendship, Leadership, Service
Flower: Yellow Rose
Jewel: don't have one
Colors: Light Blue, Dark Blue, Gold
Official Mascot: Raggedy Ann, but we call her Ophia

[Scully]

Alpha Epsilon Phi

Open Motto: Multa Corda, Una Causa - Many Hearts, One Purpose
Tagline: Above All Else
Flower: Lily of the Valley
Stone: Our Badge is Studded with 27 Pearls
Colors: Green and White
Official Mascot: The Giraffe
Other Symbols: The Columns on our Crest

[ISUKappa]

Originally Posted by littleowl33

To build on what LucyKKG said...

Kappa Kappa Gamma
Motto: Secret! No open motto.
Tagline: A Tradition of Leadership.
Flower: Blue Iris
Jewel: Sapphire
Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue
Official Mascot: Owl
Official Symbols: Owl, Key and Fleur de Lis

I really like our tagline! Our Kappa Trainers and workshops always emphasize empowering women to be leaders, not just within our own chapters (ie officer positions) but in our personal lives and long after we graduate. You don't necessarily need to be elected to lead

The flower is technically the fleur-de-lis, which is most often represented by the iris. (I just checked the website, because I wasn't 100% positive on that).

The tagline "Tradition of Leadership" came about after surveying a number of members - both active and alumna - and combining their answers into one concise message. I also love it.

[LatinaAlumna]

Ours (Lambda Theta Nu) is Learn. Love. Lead.

[epchick]

As far as I know our tagline is still the same, so here is our info...

Alpha Phi

Tagline: Timeless Tradition, Contemporary Vision. Always Alpha Phi

Open Motto: Union hand in hand
Flowers: Lily of the Valley and Forget-me-not (blue and gold)
Colors: Bordeaux and Silver
Symbol: Ivy Leaf
Mascot: Phi Bear---named from the constellation Ursa Major
Constellation: Big Dipper (aka Ursa Major)

[SWTXBelle]

I do wish GLOs would stick to one or two mottos, shortened creeds, taglines, whatever. I think that it gets confusing if you start using too many . . . I'm still perfectly happy with Love. Labor. Learning. Loyalty, for us, although the Connect. Impact. Shine. thing has grown on me. But enough already!

[Gusteau]

I'm a big fan of "Love. Labor. Learning. Loyalty." It must be the alliteration.

[AlphaFrog]

I can't help but wonder if they got rid of the Imagine. Believe. Achieve. because it was too similar to mottos/taglines that other groups were already using.