Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. 
Eta Nu Sigma Chapter Brooklyn Alumnae

Jayne K. Cambell was born February 23, 1916 in Muncie, Indiana. She received her BA in Sociology from Loyola University (Chicago) while working full-time as a furrier, at a hospital, and at various social agencies. Soror Campbell moved to Harlem, NYC in 1955 where she worked as a Social Worker at The Red Cross of Queens, and then at Presbyterian Hospital. She worked as a Medical Social Worker with the NYC Department of Welfare, primarily serving the Brownsville and East New York communities in Brooklyn. In 1963, she earned her Master's of Social Work from New York University. Upon the passing of her husband, Fred Campbell, Soror Campbell led her family business for four years, after which she returned to her profession as a Medical Social Worker for the Bureau of Child Welfare in Human Resources Administration, from which she retired in 1989. Soror Jayne Campbell passed away in February 2008, leaving a legacy of activism and support for the most vulnerable of NYC residents.  She generously bequeathed a large endowment to the chapter, after she passed.  To honor her legacy,  the JKC committee and scholarship were established shortly after that.  (Excerpt from her Obituary)