-Author of Sister CEO and Black Woman's Guide to Independence,
financial analyst
Soror Brenda Joysmith
-artist
Soror Rev.Willie Barrow
-civil rights activist, Former Executive Director, Operation Push
Soror Merri Dee
-WGN-TV Community Relations director, TV personality,
advocate for women, children, and adoption
Soror Anna-Marie Horsford
-actress, "Amen" and "Once Upon a Time When we Were Colored"
Soror Victoria Rowell
-actress, advocate for foster children, battered women
Soror Tonya Lee-Williams
-actress, advocate for Sickle Cell Anemia
Soror Lee Chamberlain
-actress
Soror Honorable Corrine Brown
-member U.S. House of Representative, former educator
Soror Cynthia Horner
-publisher, "Right On" Magazine
Soror Kiamsha Madelyn Leeke
-award-winning author, poet, lawyer
Soror Hattie McDaniel
-first African-American actress to win an Academy Award
Soror Beatrice Powell
-Senior Director Mary Kay Cosmetics
Soror Ann Fudge
-President, Maxwell House Division, Kraft Foods
Soror Alice Childress-
-Author of "A Hero Ain't Nothing But A Sandwich"
Soror L. Marion Poe-
-First African-American woman to be admitted to the bar in the Southern U.S.
Soror April Sinclair-
-Author of "Coffee Will Make You Black" and 'Ain't Goin' Be The Same Fool Twice"
Soror Erika R. Ragland-
-Committee on Labor and Human Responses on Capitol Hill.
Soror Vanessa Bell Armstrong-
-Gospel Singer
Soror Maysa-
-Jazz Singer,Incognito
Soror "M.C. Lyte"
- Rapper, Actress, Motivational Speaker
Soror Ella English ** Soror "Ms. Dupree" ** Soror "Mother Love"