Sigma Alpha Iota--Gamma Gamma: Rose Petals

To study and practice the goodness of life, the beauty of art, the meaning of music.
To sing the song of sincerity and universal peace.
To speak the words that build, that bless and comfort.
To play the harp strings of loving kindness, tolerance, appreciation, and genuine gratitude.
To strive for the joy of simplicity, for the noble, to be faithful over a few things.
To listen, to be still and know the harmony from within.
To falter never in seeking loving service, wisdom, and understanding.
In a word, to be loyal to Sigma Alpha Iota and her teachings; to find joy, hope, inspiration; to remember that "every good gift and every perfect gift is from above" and "whatsoever ye do, do it heartily as to the Lord, and not unto men."
And again to practice.
This is to be our Symphony.

-Esther Requarth, Nu

What does SAI mean to you?

"Sisterhood, Friendship, Activity in Music. So Near, So Dear pretty much hits the nail on the head." Barbara Atkinson, Edmond (OK) Alumnae; Past National Treasurer

"To me, SAI is not only a place to belong no matter what, it is a network of women who are all thoroughly talented musicians. Being inspired on a regular basis is something I look forward to from my sisters. These women are absolutely amazing, and completely devoted to helping each other when we need it; and as a someone who has needed it, I must say, this organization is the most special I have ever had the privilege of being a part of." Heather Bales, Gamma Gamma

"I can sum up my feelings about SAI in three words: life, love, appreciation."
"SAI is an amazing group of women that I may not have known otherwise. I cherish each and everyone of you in so many ways. SAI has really made my college experience the best that it can be."
Honi Bergman, Gamma Gamma

"SAI has been very dear to my heart. The friendships we make and the memories that we share together will always and forever be a part of me. Joining together with other women to promote music is such a fun and awesome opportunity." Sarah Bishop, Sigma Gamma

"SAI means: always having somebody there when you are about to go crazy from studying--someone to rely on to give you a break." Natasha Browning, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means friendship, love, and music, the 3 most wonderful things in the world. I wouldn't trade my sisters for anything!" Candice, Epsilon Chi

"SAI has been the greatest thing to happen to me second only to music. Thanks to everybody that makes SAI what it is!" Alexandra Coghill, Eta Omicron

"SAI means having a supportive group of sisters, who understand what it means to be a woman in music." Tonya Dale, Gamma Gamma

"Gosh, where to begin. SAI has been a wonderful part of my life! I wasn't a music major in college and am not in a music profession now. But music has always been important to me, long before I joined SAI. Its allowed me to meet some WONDERFUL people!" Patty Eitemiller, Winchester Alumnae President

"SAI means having a supportive group of women who share the same love of music that I do. Being able to help those in need, and feeling a sense of devotion to something that's larger than just my chapter in Texas. I truly love all my sisters no matter where you are." Viviana Gonzales, Beta Theta

"SAI means everything to me, its encouraging and not on its own. No, not on its own, but only with sisterhood." Kalen Grant, Beta Alpha

"Unconditional love and friendship....A constant supply of support." Erin Hocking, Gamma Gamma

"SAI has been a great support group for me as well as bringing myself closer to fellow musicians who love and cherish music as much as I do. Some of the girls I've met through SAI have become my best friends." Emily Hoover, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means that you have sisters for life." Kim, Epsilon Chi

"SAI represents all the best of SU--loyal friendship, scholastic excellence, joy in performance, and sisterly FUN!" Anne Kistler, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means cherished friendships that will last a lifetime." Amanda Kitchen, Gamma Gamma

"There is a bond among the sisters that is like no other. The depth of friendship, loyalty, trust, and support I receive from this organization is amazing, and I feel truly blessed to be a part of it." Teri Leake, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means making new friends, and growing closer to the women you already know. It means helping out others through music and promoting the arts and education." Amy McCafferty, Gamma Gamma

"SAI=Sisterhood. This is the ability to love someone despite their faults and to let others love you for all of your faults." Sarah McHugh, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means much more than just that you have friends with your every step but that you all share a common bond and goal within music!" Paula, Theta Upsilon

"SAI means friendship, love and dedication." Katie Oldham, Gamma Gamma

"To me, SAI represents a strong, supportive family of fine colleagues." Rozemary Pawlosky, Gamma Gamma

"SAI means friendship, loving your sisters and supporting them no matter what." Dawn Sears, Gamma Gamma

"Friendship, loyalty, support." Jennifer Sharp, Winchester Alumnae

"SAI is a whole other family to me. It means loyalty, comradery, trust and love. I love this family so much! Muah!" Carey Stipe, Gamma Gamma

"Support, and a group of people that will always be your friend." Rachel Tester, Gamma Gamma

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"Sisterhood, Friendship, Activity in Music. So Near, So Dear pretty much hits the nail on the head."	Barbara Atkinson, Edmond (OK) Alumnae; Past National Treasurer
"To me, SAI is not only a place to belong no matter what, it is a network of women who are all thoroughly talented musicians. Being inspired on a regular basis is something I look forward to from my sisters. These women are absolutely amazing, and completely devoted to helping each other when we need it; and as a someone who has needed it, I must say, this organization is the most special I have ever had the privilege of being a part of."	Heather Bales, Gamma Gamma
"I can sum up my feelings about SAI in three words: life, love, appreciation." "SAI is an amazing group of women that I may not have known otherwise. I cherish each and everyone of you in so many ways. SAI has really made my college experience the best that it can be."	Honi Bergman, Gamma Gamma
"SAI has been very dear to my heart. The friendships we make and the memories that we share together will always and forever be a part of me. Joining together with other women to promote music is such a fun and awesome opportunity."	Sarah Bishop, Sigma Gamma
"SAI means: always having somebody there when you are about to go crazy from studying--someone to rely on to give you a break."	Natasha Browning, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means friendship, love, and music, the 3 most wonderful things in the world. I wouldn't trade my sisters for anything!"	Candice, Epsilon Chi
"SAI has been the greatest thing to happen to me second only to music. Thanks to everybody that makes SAI what it is!"	Alexandra Coghill, Eta Omicron
"SAI means having a supportive group of sisters, who understand what it means to be a woman in music."	Tonya Dale, Gamma Gamma
"Gosh, where to begin. SAI has been a wonderful part of my life! I wasn't a music major in college and am not in a music profession now. But music has always been important to me, long before I joined SAI. Its allowed me to meet some WONDERFUL people!"	Patty Eitemiller, Winchester Alumnae President
"SAI means having a supportive group of women who share the same love of music that I do. Being able to help those in need, and feeling a sense of devotion to something that's larger than just my chapter in Texas. I truly love all my sisters no matter where you are."	Viviana Gonzales, Beta Theta
"SAI means everything to me, its encouraging and not on its own. No, not on its own, but only with sisterhood."	Kalen Grant, Beta Alpha
"Unconditional love and friendship....A constant supply of support."	Erin Hocking, Gamma Gamma
"SAI has been a great support group for me as well as bringing myself closer to fellow musicians who love and cherish music as much as I do. Some of the girls I've met through SAI have become my best friends."	Emily Hoover, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means that you have sisters for life."	Kim, Epsilon Chi
"SAI represents all the best of SU--loyal friendship, scholastic excellence, joy in performance, and sisterly FUN!"	Anne Kistler, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means cherished friendships that will last a lifetime."	Amanda Kitchen, Gamma Gamma
"There is a bond among the sisters that is like no other. The depth of friendship, loyalty, trust, and support I receive from this organization is amazing, and I feel truly blessed to be a part of it."	Teri Leake, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means making new friends, and growing closer to the women you already know. It means helping out others through music and promoting the arts and education."	Amy McCafferty, Gamma Gamma
"SAI=Sisterhood. This is the ability to love someone despite their faults and to let others love you for all of your faults."	Sarah McHugh, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means much more than just that you have friends with your every step but that you all share a common bond and goal within music!"	Paula, Theta Upsilon
"SAI means friendship, love and dedication."	Katie Oldham, Gamma Gamma
"To me, SAI represents a strong, supportive family of fine colleagues."	Rozemary Pawlosky, Gamma Gamma
"SAI means friendship, loving your sisters and supporting them no matter what."	Dawn Sears, Gamma Gamma
"Friendship, loyalty, support."	Jennifer Sharp, Winchester Alumnae
"SAI is a whole other family to me. It means loyalty, comradery, trust and love. I love this family so much! Muah!"	Carey Stipe, Gamma Gamma
"Support, and a group of people that will always be your friend."	Rachel Tester, Gamma Gamma