The philanthropy chair is responsible for coordinating the community service and fundraising efforts of the collegiate chapter. She is in charge of making sure the chapter is educated on, participates in and donates towards other philanthropic events hosted by the other Greek chapters.

The social events chairman is responsible for planning and implementing the chapter’s total social program. Her events should always promote a perpetual bond of friendship among members and should be in accordance with Tri Delta policies. She coordinates social events with other Greek chapters and plans all local and out-of-town date functions.

The activities chair is responsible for keeping the chapter informed about opportunities for campus involvement. She is connected on campus and is enthusiastic about helping chapter members find campus leadership and service opportunities for which they are well-suited. She strives to strengthen the chapter’s image and individual member’s skills by helping them get involved in campus activities.

The chapter correspondent is the voice of the chapter. She is responsible for crafting chapter messages of thanks, congratulations and other correspondence.

The collegiate-alumnae relations chair is responsible for promoting strong and positive relationships with alumnae. She develops and maintains relationships with local alumnae as well as alumnae who are graduates from the chapter. She serves as a bridge between the alumnae experience and the chapter in order to involve alumnae members in the collegiate chapter experience and provide proof of the lifetime commitment to Tri Delta.

The panhellenic delegate is primarily concerned with ensuring that Tri Delta participates actively in the panhellenic and interfraternal community. She is familiar with panhellenic polices and procedures and she educates chapter members about their role as members of panhellenic.

The risk management chair is responsible for developing a risk reduction plan for the chapter and for educating the chapter about the major parts of the plan. The risk management chair’s primary concern is to create and promote a safe and secure chapter environment.

The intramural chair is responsible for keeping the chapter informed about opportunities for involvement in the campus intramural program. She is enthusiastic about helping chapter members find athletic opportunities for which they are well-suited. She strives to build chapter unity through participation in intramurals and promote the chapter’s image through good sportsmanship.