Welcome to the Hawai'i Alpha Delta Kappa Website

 

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We are an international honorary organization of women educators dedicated to educational excellence, altruism, and world understanding. Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, Alpha Delta Kappa has more than 1,200 chapters located in towns and cities in every state in the U.S., and around the world in Australia, Canada, Jamaica, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. There are sixteen chapters in Hawai'i -  twelve on Oahu, one on Maui, two on the island of Hawai'i, and one on Kaua'i. This website serves to provide information about Hawai'i Alpha Delta Kappa goals and programs, membership projects, and accomplishments. Check out the "Navigating the Website" page to learn more about HADK.

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More information to come soon.

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Check out the new International Alpha Delta Kappa Website 

If you have a problem signing in to the brand new alphadeltakappa.org website, email headquarters for assistance and they will respond quickly with a new username and password for you.  There are 4 main sections: ABOUT, MEMBERSHIP, FOUNDATION, and MEMBERS ONLY. Take your time to check out each section. Although much of the information has not changed, its appearance is bigger (fonts), spaced out and easier on the eyes. When searching for information, you can also use the small magnifying glass on the top right of the page and enter the keyword(s). They may not have had a chance to complete the entire search database, in which case, go back to the 4 sections and look at the contents within each one. Have fun with it, do not stress out, and "you won't break it".

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Hawai'i A∆K sisters, please check out the new DIRECTORY.  Go to the MEMBERS ONLY tab, "hover" over the words "Members Only" and a box with sub-headings will appear. Click on Directory and you will find help to update your information (address, email, phone changes), as well as how to do searches. You can find any individual member, chapter, or state directory and export it to a Word, Excel, or PDF document. Only you and 3 of your chapter officers can modify your contact information. Please learn to do your own updates, should anything change, to keep our directory updated.

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More tips and tricks about the new website are forthcoming.  We want to help you confidently whiz through it like a good book!

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A Message from International President Mollie Acosta

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                                       Lead With Your Heart

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Whatʻs Happening in Kansas City, Missouri?

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A lot has been happening in the halls (and conference rooms) of Alpha Delta Kappa headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. If youʻve been reading the quarterly issues of the Kappan or keeping updated on the Alpha Delta Kappa website, you may know about:  

 

• AΔK CONNECT - Mentoring Match is a unique online networking and career development tool that will help members find, connect and share experiences with others. Volunteer to be a mentor and support our early career educators or sign up as a mentee to receive advice from an experienced member educator. Take a peek at its new site at: https://connect.alphadeltakappa.org/home. You will have an opportunity to learn more about A∆K CONNECT if you sign up for the workshop at the upcoming Joint NWSW Regional Conference at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort.

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• The ONLINE DUES PAYMENT PROCESS for members - your chapter treasurer will help you pay your dues through the steps involved to make your credit card or PayPal payment online. Members will still have the option to mail in a check. 
   

• Through deepening our appreciation of DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION,we will develop a strong sense of belonging and respect for each other’s unique qualities. "We want ALL members to truly feel that they belong, that they feel comfortable and welcome at every event they attend...to create avenues for connection will create a stronger Alpha Delta Kappa."

 

• Chapter and State Officers will find the new OFFICERS QUICK LINK GUIDE a useful tool as they begin or end the biennium, reflecting on their roles and responsibilities.