For over 30 years, the Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter (CAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. has been formally presenting young high school ladies to society and the Cincinnati community through its annual Debutante Cotillion Program. It’s a comprehensive program that runs for approximately five months. The Program’s mission is to enhance the personal, professional, and civic development of young girls in the Cincinnati Metro area through workshops, events and rehearsals while cultivating scholarship, achievement, self-confidence, grace, and good citizenship.
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CAC’s Debutante Cotillion Program is made up of four key components:
Scholarship – The program stresses the importance of scholastic achievement and the value of higher educational excellence through scholarship awards.
Service – The young ladies are taught the importance of reinvesting in the community through individual and collective community service activities.
Mentoring – As an integral component of the program, mentoring allows the Debutantes to network with a dynamic group of . professional women committed to sisterhood and improving communities throughout the world.
Development – The workshops and rehearsals are designed to promote personal and professional development and to teach each young lady to become more refined and adept in social settings.

Applications are due October 8, 2026. https://forms.gle/c53BTjQx8MuyExUU6
​For More Information/Virtual Information Session https://forms.gle/GwJiuVHJ7oDDLEND6
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It is required that applicants be outstanding young ladies in their community, be a current junior or senior high school student and maintain a minimum cumulative 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale.

For questions, please contact the Debutante Cotillion Program Chairs, Jill Parker, Paula Lampley, Chairs Michele Powell Co-Chair via email at caccotillion@gmail.com.