Sigma Alpha Lambda??

[meakame]

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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT! </p>

<p>Dear Honors Candidate, </p>

<p>Based on your academic achievements, Sigma Alpha Lambda, National<br>
Leadership and Honors Organization at the University of California<br>
Berkeley proudly extends you the opportunity to become a chapter officer<br>
and/or member. </p>

<p>Sigma Alpha Lambda provides an excellent opportunity for you to be<br>
recognized for your academic achievement, develop career-enhancing<br>
leadership skills, and participate in opportunities for personal<br>
development through the chapter. We are seeking to form a chapter<br>
leadership team to include the role of President, Vice President,<br>
Secretary and Treasurer. As we move forward in building our chapter,<br>
there are opportunities for awards & scholarships up to $5000.00. Give<br>
back to your campus and community through a variety of volunteer<br>
opportunities and gain privileged access to Beyond Credentials, the<br>
nation’s premier career network. </p>

<p>Through a special arrangement with the university, all students who<br>
qualify and are invited to join during the Spring 2011 term will have<br>
their membership fee waived. Take advantage of these opportunities by<br>
requesting your invitation on the Sigma Alpha Lambda website at </p>

<p>[Sigma</a> Alpha Lambda](<a href=“http://www.salhonors.org/invitation-berkeley]Sigma”>http://www.salhonors.org/invitation-berkeley) </p>

<p>or you may contact the National Office at 941-866-5614 and select<br>
option 2. </p>

<p>Again, congratulations on your outstanding accomplishments. </p>

<p>Best Regards, </p>

<p>Robert Miner<br>
Director<br>
Sigma Alpha Lambda

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<p>Is this a continuation of those scam high school honor societies?? As far as I know, the only legit college honor society that actually confers some sort of prestige is PBK.</p>

[KevRus]

<p>I have the same question. Also, I got invited to the “National Society of Leadership and Success.” Are these societies worth paying for? I’m leaning towards ‘no.’</p>