Educator. Mentor. Proud NJCU alumna. Jersey City Teacher of the Year recipient. Krystal is committed to helping undergraduate Sorors succeed academically, grow as leaders, and build strong foundations for the future of Sigma Gamma Rho.
Soror Krystal Allbright is a Jersey City native, raised in Jersey City, working in Jersey City, and proud to be an NJCU alumna. She has been a member of Sigma Gamma Rho for more than 14 years and has served as Parliamentarian, Scholarship Chair, Community Service Chair, and Undergraduate Advisor to the Tau Gamma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho at Kean University.
Her candidacy for 2nd Anti-Basileus - Undergraduate Advisor is rooted in student success, mentorship, and leadership development. As an educator and mentor, Krystal understands the care, communication, and consistency undergraduate Sorors need as they grow into future chapter, regional, national, and community leaders.
Every day Krystal stands in front of a Jersey City classroom and sees what Sigma Gamma Rho’s promise can mean — a young person whose future grows stronger because someone showed up for them.
That’s the lens she’ll bring to 2nd Anti-Basileus. Student success, undergraduate development, leadership growth, and meaningful collegiate engagement will guide how she supports undergraduate Sorors.
Since our 2018 revitalization, the dedicated Sorors of Theta Phi Sigma have built something remarkable — a chapter known across Jersey City and the Oranges for showing up, partnering deeply, and making Greater Service tangible.
Krystal is running to honor that progress while strengthening support for undergraduate Sorors. Same principles. Same commitment. New focus on mentorship, communication, and leadership development.
The foundation established by the chapter and its dedicated Sorors makes the next chapter possible. Krystal will bring an educator’s heart, an advisor’s focus, and a Soror’s commitment to supporting undergraduate growth.
From ten charter Sorors at Morgan State to a thriving alumnae chapter — our lineage is the reason this candidacy is rooted in continuity.
Theta Phi Sigma Alumnae Chapter was chartered at Morgan State University on January 30, 1999 during the Northeastern Region Mid-Winter Workshops — a new beacon for Sigma Gamma Rho in North Jersey.
Eighteen years later, eight Sorors revived the vision — bringing greater service and greater progress back to Jersey City & The Oranges, and sparking the growth the chapter sees today.
From the seven young educators who founded Sigma Gamma Rho at Butler in 1922 — to the women of Theta Phi Sigma today. Sisterhood, scholarship, and service remain at the front of everything we do.
Four priorities, one promise — to help undergraduate Sorors succeed, grow as leaders, and build strong foundations for the future.
Krystal’s educational leadership supports a campaign centered on student success, mentorship, and strong connections between alumnae and undergraduate Sorors.
Established 1996 by the late Dr. LaRona J. Morris, 18th Grand Basileus. Its focus on educational materials and school supplies aligns with Krystal’s work as an educator and her commitment to student success.
Second Saturday in March, every year. Started by Dr. LaRona J. Morris and held simultaneously by alumnae chapters nationwide — confronting the issues hitting our youth hardest: violence, abuse, mental health, trafficking, and self-worth.
With USA Swimming — helping address the swim-skills gap and encouraging safety, confidence, and community awareness.
Programming on breast cancer awareness, heart and diabetes health, mental health, and intimate & domestic violence — with a focus on women of color.
With the March of Dimes — prenatal education, care, and early-childhood support to improve outcomes in high-risk communities.
Krystal believes meaningful collegiate engagement begins with communication, mentorship, relationship-building, and consistent encouragement.
A timeline of verified service, educational leadership, and undergraduate support.
Begins more than 14 years of service to the illustrious Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
The Tenacious Theta Phi Sigma chapter is revitalized by dedicated Sorors — a season of renewed chapter service and growth.
Became a Life Member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. — Life Member No. 2312.
Recognized as a Jersey City Teacher of the Year recipient, supporting her record of student development, mentorship, and educational leadership.
Running to serve as Undergraduate Advisor with a focus on student success, mentorship, leadership development, and meaningful collegiate engagement.
A few moments from the classroom, the chapter, and home.
Annual Chapter Meeting · All financial members in good standing are eligible to vote.
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