Timeless Glow

Tau Theta Chapter & SU NaturALLS host Pretty Girl Bootcamp, a part of “That’s SO Tau Theta” Skee Week Series

Maya Townsend

February 23, 2025

Four members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.’s Upsilon Epsilon Omega Chapter, the supervising graduate chapter of the Timeless Tau Theta Chapter (from left to right: Lynette Hall, Dr. Nakiya Showell, Amber Cofield, and Ashley Barnes) “Self love is self preservation, being intentional but it takes practice. You have to be intentional and practice doing it because it doesn’t come naturally so you have to be intentional and make time in order to be able to give back to others.” – Lynette Hall, Graduate Advisory Committee member of Tau Theta Chapter and member of Upsilon Epsilon Omega Graduate Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

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The Timeless Tau Theta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and SU NaturALLS Club welcomed 25 students into Rockland A for Pretty Girl Bootcamp on Feb. 20, a hands-on self-care workshop designed to help attendees glow from the inside out. Members of the supervising graduate chapter, Upsilon Epsilon Omega Graduate Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., were also in attendance to support the event.

As part of the AKA Sorority’s Skee Week event series, “That’s SO Tau Theta,” they encouraged participants to unwind, learn new beauty and wellness tips and engage in meaningful conversations about self-love.

From examining unique and beautiful face shapes and skin types to learning about hair porosity, curl patterns, and tips for starting a natural hair journey, attendees explored countless ways to embrace their individuality.

Skincare routines, hair care techniques and holistic wellness tips were at the heart of the workshop, offering practical advice for maintaining self-care beyond the event.

More than just a beauty session, the event fostered an open dialogue on what self-care truly means and how it extends beyond physical appearance. The ladies of Tau Theta Chapter and SU NaturALLS shared their best advice on achieving total self-care—balancing mind, body, and spirit.

Attendees walked away not only refreshed but inspired to incorporate these practices into their daily lives. In a world that often demands constant hustle, Pretty Girl Bootcamp reminded everyone that self-care isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity.

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About the Contributor

Maya Townsend, Reporter

Maya is a senior Business Communication major with a professional minor in Web Design from Prince George’s County, Maryland. In addition to her work in journalism, Maya serves as the Director of Public Relations & Alumni Outreach for SGA, president of the Communication Hub, and Historian/Graphic Designer for CRU, an on-campus Christian ministry. As a student reporter for The Villager, she is excited to curate stories that amplify the voices of underserved or underrepresented individuals within the Stevenson and Baltimore communities.