Who was the 2nd National Vice President when that office was created?

The role of the 2nd National Vice President in Delta Sigma Theta was first held by Helen Elsie Austin when the office was established. She played a significant role in the early years of the sorority and was known for her contributions to social justice and advocacy for civil rights. Austin's leadership in this position helped to shape the direction and goals of the organization, reflecting its commitment to sisterhood and public service.

Mae Wright Downs Peck Williams, G. Dorothy Pelham Beckley, and Vivian Osborne Marsh were also notable figures within Delta Sigma Theta but did not occupy the role of 2nd National Vice President at the time it was created. Each of them had their significant contributions to the sorority's history, but it was Helen Elsie Austin who held the office first and thus provides an authentic foundation on which the responsibilities and mission associated with the role were built.