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Sigma Alpha Iota is an international music women's fraternity. It was established in June 22, 1903 at the University School of Music in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Sigma Alpha Iota's members include musicians, teachers, composers, and conductors. Following are some of the notable men and women who have been honored with Distinguished Membership by Sigma Alpha Iota.

Member laureates

Sheryl Crow

A member laurete is "an initiated member of the fraternity who has achieved international distinction in the music profession. She may be a performer, composer, teacher, author, musicologist, or philanthropist." Some member lauretes include:

Honorary members

Marian Anderson in 1940

Honorary members are women who have "achieved international distinction in the music profession who is not an initiated member of Sigma Alpha Iota. She may be a performer, composer, teacher, author, musicologist, or philanthropist." Some honorary members include:

National arts associates

The status of national arts associate is awarded to "a man or woman who is nationally recognized for distinguished contribution to the arts."

Mamie Eisenhower

Patronesses

A patroness is "a woman actively interested in community musical affairs, in the endeavors of the collegiate or alumnae chapter, and the purpose of the Fraternity, who has been invited by a collegiate or alumnae chapter to join SAI." Some notable patronesses include:

References

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