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ESO

Epsilon Sigma Omicron (ESO) is an honorary educational society open to GFWC federated club members.

 

Epsilon Sigma Omicron

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ESO News

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National Reading Month

In honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday, March is designated as National Reading Month - a month to motivate Americans of all ages to read every day. 

Newsletters

We are pleased to present our ESO Newsletters.  Learn about what ESO is doing in our area and contact our editor to offer info for an upcoming edition.  Click on the newsletter links below and enjoy!

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Project for April

April 12 is a day to honor Beverly Cleary’s Birthday. She is a well-known children’s author. Plan to read one of her books to a child, for example Ramona Quimby, Age 8 from the Ramona series.

The Altrurians Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Omicron, provides an incentive for our members to read a book they might not have otherwise. The motto of ESO is “Enlighten Your Own Pathway.” In addition to individual reading, our club members can participate in meetings that give them the opportunity for intelligent and insightful discussion of the many topics covered by the amazing assortment of books chosen by our members. These discussions often provide lots of laughter and fun, and sometimes provide the basis of lifelong friendships. ESO goals include:
 

~Encouraging clubwomen’s pursuit of higher education

~Networking and sharing interests with like-minded women 

~Improving current and developing new study skills

~Encouraging the use of libraries

~Encouraging the formation of reading/study/discussion groups 

ESO began as an adult education program in Indiana in 1928 to assist and encourage clubwomen, individually or as a club, to read and study systematically.  Originally a national sorority, the ESO program became a permanent part of the GFWC Education Department.  

ESO History

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