Emblems and Symbols
Emblems associated with ESA include the Greek letters Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) and a national emblem of the Open Book representing “the wealth of knowledge and strength of wisdom.” The giraffe was chosen as a mascot because it is "a head above the rest."
The yellow jonquil was chosen as the organization's floral emblem as it is "rich in color, perfect in form." A members magazine, "The Jonquil," takes its name from the flower and is published twice yearly.
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