2014 Northern Virginia Alumnae Chapter Dues! Early Bird Rate: $25

With all of the fun following Phi Sigma Sigma's Centennial, we are a little late to the dues games! Alumnae chapter dues are $35 for the calendar year BUT if you purchase by April 15th you can become a member at the discounted rate of $25!

We hope that you will join or renew and enjoy the many fun events we have planned for Phi Sigma Sigma alumnae in the Northern Virginia area!

Brunch With NoVA Phi Sigma Sigma Alumnae

How are you spending your Saturday morning?  Catch up with your Northern Virginia Phi Sigma Sigma sisters during brunch at Twisted Vines this Saturday, March 22nd, at 1100. 

Twisted Vines is located on 2803 Columbia Pike in Arlington, VA.  Free parking is available on the large parking lot on the side of the building.  Hope to see you there!

Please RSVP via the Evite.  If you are not receiving our Evites, please send your updated contact information to natalia.akin@gmail.com

A Night at the Theatre

The Phi Sigma Sigma Northern Virginia Alumnae chapter is pleased to be a member of the Northern Virginia Alumnae Panhellenic Association (NVAPA) and to once again support their fundraising efforts by offering tickets to the Little Theatre of Alexandria's production of Proof on Tuesday, March 11 at 8:00PM.

Each year NVAPA sponsors a play at The Little Theatre with all proceeds going to the NVAPA scholarship fund.  This fund awards two scholarships every year, one to a panhellenic undergraduate woman attending college in Virginia and the second to a Panhellenic woman attending graduate school in Virginia.  Scholarship amounts are approximately $1,500 each.

Tickets for the play cost $25 each.  The ticket includes a pre-play reception beginning at 7:15PM with food and drink, the play which begins promptly at 8PM and an intermission reception.

Tickets are available to Phi Sigma Sigma alumnae as well as their family, friends, and guests.  If you are interested in purchasing tickets please contact Dotti Shields at dottishields@gmail.com with the number of tickets you would like to purchase and payment information.

Proof: Winner of the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Proof explores the link between love and the mysteries of science.  The drama focuses on Catherine, a young woman who spent years caring for her mentally-ill but brilliant mathematician father.  After his death, Catherine is forced to examine her choices and explore her own mathematical brilliance.  Are the mathematical proofs in her future?  Or will the same mental illness that plagued her father prevent Catherine from proving her abilities as well?