Executive Officers

The Leading Ladies of Lambda Rho Sigma

CHANEL BLACK |

Basileus

Soror Chanel Black was inducted into Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Santa Monica in Spring of 2018. Soror Black has previously served as the Chapter Fundraising Chair.

Soror Black strives to create new and creative ways to increase chapter membership. She earned her BA degree in Human Services from The University of Phoenix and is the proud mother of two amazing sons.

CRYSTAL ALLEN |

Anti-Basileus

Soror Crystal Allen was inducted into Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter in Spring 2021. She earned her B.A. in Public Administration with a focus on Administrative Management at CSUDH, “Go Toros”.

Throughout her life Soror Allen has placed special emphasis on Community Service and Youth development through her role as a teacher and youth mentor for more than 15years. She currently works in real estate.

Soror Allen’s favorite Sigma principle is Service, as she looks to serve the youth in underserved communities through volunteering her time to assist in areas of reading and teaching adolescence the importance of building and creating generational wealth for their future; they are our future. Soror Allen currently serves as the chapter’s Co-Rhoer Advisor and Fundraising Co- Chair.

PORSJA DYER |

Grammateus

Soror Porsja Shanee Dyer was ceremoniously initiated into the esteemed ranks of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Santa Monica during the vibrant season of Spring 2022. Within this distinguished chapter, Soror Dyer assumes pivotal roles as the esteemed Community Service Co-Chair, Scholarship Award Committee member at a local and regional level, and dedicated Board Member of the Faith, Hope, and Trust Foundation.

As a Foundational Member of the Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter of Santa Monica, Soror Dyer adeptly leverages her profound acumen in management and communication, synergized with an unwavering work ethic, to ardently uphold the sorority's mission. Her unwavering commitment to excellence resonates through her actions, as she diligently fosters a sense of sisterhood within the community, adhering to the core belief that our collective strength is truly magnified when we stand "Greater Together."

Having successfully navigated her undergraduate studies at the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Soror Dyer embarked on a transformative academic journey culminating in the attainment of her Master of Public Administration. This educational milestone equipped her with the multifaceted skills necessary to efficiently support the operational endeavors of both private and public sector entities. In Education, Soror Dyer furthered her academic pursuits by securing her Master of Education degree. This academic achievement serves as a testament to her unwavering dedication as an educator and advocate, with a specialized focus on uplifting underserved communities and marginalized populations across the southern California region.

TANEISHA ANTOINE |

Anti-Grammateus

Soror Taneisha Antoine was inducted into Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter in Spring 2022. Soror Antoine presently serves as Anti-Grammateus and Community Service Co-Chair. Throughout her membership, she has also served as Faith, Hope and Trust Foundation Financial Secretary. Soror Antoine is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned her Master of Social Work Degree from USC, “Fight On!” and a B.A. in Sociology with a minor in Psychology from CSUDH. Soror Antoine currently provides individuals and families with an array of services, which includes mental health therapy for individuals, families, and groups, life skills, re-entry services, housing support, resources and more.

Soror Antoine has been engaged in community service from a young age alongside her family. She is committed to serving underrepresented communities by finding opportunities to give back to help empower those in need, to foster a sense of community, resiliency, and hope. Soror Antoine has “heart over height” as she enjoys giving to those in need. She embodies family, friendship, sisterhood, integrity, and leadership. “EEE-YIP!”

TIFFANY HAMPTON |

Tamiochus

Soror Tiffany Hampton has been a member of this Illustrious sisterhood for 17 years. She was inducted into the Western Region in Winter 2003 at CSUSB and became a charter member of Pi Rho Chapter in 2004. After graduating, she transitioned into Theta Pi Sigma Chapter and later into Gamma Tau Sigma to continue service in a graduate capacity. Soror Hampton is currently a member of the LuxuRiouS Lambda Rho Sigma Chapter and serves as the Tamiochus, Scholarship Co-Chair, and Faith, Hope, and Trust Board Member.

Throughout her membership, she has served in leadership as the Western Region Anti-Grammateus, Western Region Awards and Achievements Co-Chair, Basileus, Anti-Grammateus, Epistoleus, Rhoer Co-Advisor, NPHCIE Fundraising Co-Chair, and NPHCLA Board Member. Soror Tiffany Hampton continues to work towards being the best role model she can be for young women and the community-at-large while assisting others in accomplishing their own personal endeavors.

DR. INEZ MOORE |

Epistoleus

Dr. Inez Moore, PhD joined Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., in the Spring of 2006 at Howard University (Alpha Phi Undergraduate Chapter). She provides service and leadership to the Lambda Rho Sigma Alumnae Chapter as Epistoleus. Soror Moore received a Bachelor's Degree in Science, a Masters' Degree in Education Administration & Policy Studies and a PhD in Educational Psychology, all from Howard University.

As a trained Educational Psychologist, Soror Moore currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) and the Co-Director of the Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership. In these roles, Soror Moore researches racial identity, motivation, STEM education, and leadership experiences of Black women. In her free time, she enjoys reading, shopping, wine tasting, exploring new restaurants, and traveling with her husband.

ASHLEY FRIPP |

Parliamentarian

Soror Ashley Fripp was inducted into Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Rho Eta Chapter at Loyola Marymount University in Spring 2007. Soror Fripp currently serves as Parliamentarian of the Lambda Rho Sigma Chapter and has previously served as the Western Region Programs and Recommendations Chairs.

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