This video piece was honoring the “Heart of Gold” selfless service and celebration of 90 years of Tau Zeta Phi sorority (became the National Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority) sisterhood that took place in McKinnon Hall in Moseley Center on October 23, 2010. The Heart of Gold Award was awarded to Jo Watts Williams. Edith Brannock sings the Tau Zeta Phi sorority song. Edith Brannock (Class of 1939), Nannie Graham Keck (Class of 1928), Jo Watts Williams (Class of 1955), Amy Thomas Hendrickson (Class of 1969), Pamela Sauvain Strong (Class of 1971), and Bonnie Irby Williams (Class of 1979), are interviewed about the motivation of Jo Watts Williams that made Elon College (now Elon University) and the sisterhood and sorority community so wonderful. Jo Watts Williams talked about her paving a professional path for women during the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s eras. Jo Watts Williams believes that if she was going to live in a community she was going to give back to society. Jo Watts Williams supported the transfer of Tau Zeta Phi to the National Tri Sigma sorority at Elon College. Edith Brannock sings a sisterhood Tau Zeta Phi song. Some notable names include: Edith Brannock, Nannie Graham Keck, Amy Thomas Hendrickson, Pamela Sauvain Strong, Bonnie Irby Williams, and Jo Watts Williams.