Muscle Shoals Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

05/18/2026

🗳️ YOUR VOTE. YOUR POWER. YOUR RIGHTS.

Tomorrow is Election Day in Alabama! Whether you’re voting in Colbert, Lauderdale, Franklin, or anywhere across the state of Alabama make a plan, bring your ID, and make your voice heard.

✔️ Polls are open 7AM–7PM
✔️ You must choose ONE ballot (Democratic OR Republican)
✔️ If you are in line by 7PM, you CAN vote
✔️ Review your sample ballot and know what’s on it before you arrive

This election includes statewide races, local offices, and constitutional amendments that directly impact our communities. Stay informed. Stay prepared. Show up.

📍Find your polling place: AlabamaVotes.gov/voterview

04/27/2026

04/27/2026

Please join us for our Exciting May Week 2026 activities.

03/31/2026

MSAA most likely to……….

03/25/2026

Upcoming event please be our guest!

03/12/2026

Happy 60th Anniversary
Muscle Shoals Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Charter Members
Seated: Verdell Harris, *Remelle Napier, *Maggie McDowell (Regional Director),
*Ruth Brown, *Zuma Cain

Standing: Thelma Robinson, *Modene McCall, *Hellon Feagins, Dallas Hoskins,
*Delores Nash, Felice Green, *Frankye Minor, Ella McElroy,
*Gertrude Lowery, Fannie Smith

Not Shown: *Elmira Nelson, *Velma Walker

*Deceased

03/12/2026

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03/03/2026

Sisterhood Month Spotlight: Legacy and Leadership


Soror Charria Campbell

For the past seven years, she has served as Director of Intercultural Affairs (formerly Multicultural Affairs) at Tennessee Tech, while also supporting initiatives within the Center for Student Engagement. In January, she assumed an additional leadership role as Interim Executive Director of the Center for First-Generation College Student Success.
She currently serves as Campus Advisor for the Tau Upsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a position she has held since fall 2023, and has been a member of the chapter’s Advisory Team since summer 2024. She also serves as the current advisor for Tennessee Tech’s NPHC, following her previous role as co-advisor.
She was selected as a Maxine Smith Fellow for the Tennessee Board of Regents Class of 2021–2022 and is a member of the IMPACT Leadership Class of 2024–2025.

Through each of these roles, her commitment to student success, inclusive leadership, and empowering the next generation continues to leave a lasting impact.
Click the link to view her article: https://www.tntech.edu/news/releases/25-26/campbell-named-interim-director-of-office-of-first-generation-student-success.php

03/03/2026

Celebrating Sisterhood Month: Embodying Legacy and Leadership

Soror Nell Eggleston

Shoals Habitat for Humanity began in 1985 as a nonprofit housing organization dedicated to transforming lives through homeownership. Since 1993, she has faithfully served the organization after witnessing firsthand the life-changing impact it had on her own family when a relative received House #7 in 1992. Inspired by that experience, she committed herself to helping others achieve the dream of homeownership, beginning with House #8.
Over the past 30+ years, she has served in numerous leadership roles, including committee chair, board member, secretary, treasurer, vice president, past president, and now current president. She has dedicated countless hours to teaching required homeowner classes, conducting home visits, and working on homes during construction — both inside and out — from start to finish.
Through Habitat for Humanity, she has also volunteered with Community Action, Empty Bowl, and the Pancake Breakfast, further extending her service to the community.
To date, 89 homes have been completed, with Houses #90 and #91 currently underway and plans in motion for House #92. For her, nothing is more rewarding than witnessing families receive their keys at home dedications — especially seeing the joy in the eyes of children who now have bedrooms and backyards of their own.
Her service stands as a testament to faith, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to changing lives through homeownership.
Click the link to view her article: https://living50plusshoals.com/2025/12/11/head-shoals-habitat-for-humanity-building-hope-for-34-years/