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TOMAHAWK GUIDE TO GREEK LIFE AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME LETTER ......................................................................................................................... PAGE 4 LETTER FROM OFFICE OF GREEK LIFE ....................................................................................... PAGE 5 COMMUNITY AT A GLANCE ......................................................................................................... PAGE 6 WHY GO GREEK ............................................................................................................................. PAGE 7 UNIVERSITY POLICIES .................................................................................................................... PAGE 8 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ................................................................................................ PAGE 10 COUNCIL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................ PAGE 11 LEADERSHIP .................................................................................................................................. PAGE 12 SCHOLARSHIP ............................................................................................................................... PAGE 13 BROTHERHOOD/SISTERHOOD ................................................................................................... PAGE 14 COMMUNITY SERVICE & PHILANTHROPY ................................................................................ PAGE 15 SIGNATURE EVENTS .................................................................................................................... PAGE 16 INTERNAL HONORS SOCIETIES ................................................................................................. PAGE 17 HOW TO JOIN .............................................................................................................................. PAGE 18 FINANCIAL INFORMATION ......................................................................................................... PAGE 19 CHAPTER PROFILES ..................................................................................................................... PAGE 20 VOCABULARY ............................................................................................................................... PAGE 39
WELCOME LETTER FROM COUNCIL PRESIDENTS Greetings Noles! We are so glad that you are interested in Greek Life at Florida State University. Our community constitutes more than 5,800 members who represent 57 chapters, and each council continues to grow every year as we recruit new members. College is an amazing experience, but what makes it a unique and life-changing experience is becoming a part of a fraternity or sorority. We hope that you explore all of the incredible possibilities and experiences that Greek Life has to offer. Our FSU Greek community has a long history and is deeply rooted in each organization’s values. There are many different clubs on campus, but what sets Greek Life apart from other organizations is our commitment to our four core values of scholarship, service, leadership, and sisterhood/brotherhood. By upholding these four principles, the Greek community at Florida State represents an outstanding group of students who achieve and succeed on a daily basis. The Greek community also fosters unparalleled opportunities for involvement and leadership. Through on-campus leadership opportunities, positions within each specific Greek organization, and positions serving the Greek community, students are exposed to a multitude of opportunities that can enhance their college experience and develop them into strong leaders. Furthermore, the personal enrichment that accompanies the brotherhood/sisterhood of a Greek organization proves to be one of the most treasured friendships that last far beyond the four years of college. We have a passion for not only our councils, but for the Greek experience. It has undoubtedly molded us into the leaders we are and the people that we will be. This community is unlike any other, and we will always appreciate and recognize the impact that this community had on us. Go Noles! Patricia F. Cordy S. Yohana A. Justin L. Panhellenic Association National Pan-Hellenic Council Multicultural Greek Council Interfraternity Council President President President President 4
LETTER FROM OFFICE OF GREEK LIFE
Dear Future Members,
Congratulations on your acceptance to Florida State University! On behalf of the 5,800
members of the Greek community at FSU, we welcome you to the University. You are about to
embark on an exciting journey that will help you grow and change in ways you never thought
possible. You will not only have fun, but will be challenged both intellectually and personally.
This publication is a brief introduction to our wonderful and exciting Greek community at FSU
and is designed to help you explore the extraordinary opportunities that our community has
to offer. As you begin your college career, you will find that there are many organizations on
campus for you to become involved with. Although each and every one of these organizations
will contribute to your development as a student, none are quite as exciting and rewarding as
becoming a member of a fraternity or sorority.
The Greek community exists as a proven support system for hundreds of thousands of men
and women across the country and around the world. The mission of the Office of Greek Life
is to enhance the quality of student life at Florida State University by empowering members
of the Greek community through advising with a developmental approach, educating with
purpose, communicating with stakeholders, and cultivating collective partnerships. We
advocate for the expression of ritual through the shared values of leadership, scholarship,
service, and brotherhood/ sisterhood within the Greek community. It is our hope that Florida
State University’s Greek community can help personalize your college experience by offering
close friendships, scholastic assistance, leadership opportunities, educational programming,
social interaction and enrichment, and the chance to help others through philanthropic events
and community service projects. Your involvement will build character and an appreciation for
others, as well as enhance awareness of personal responsibility.
We encourage you to participate in Recruitment/Rush/Intake and to remain open minded
about all the opportunities that our Greek community has to offer. Fraternities and sororities are
a source of pride at FSU and every chapter has something unique to offer. The Office of Greek
Life looks forward to working with you and we are here to assist you in any way possible!
In Seminole Pride,
The Office of Greek Life Staff 5
COMMUNITY AT A GLANCE
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY GREEK COMMUNITY 2012
Total Dollars Raised for Philanthropic Efforts: $534,588.13
Total Number of Community Service Hours: 25,700.25 Spring 2012
AVERAGE
AVERAGE CHAPTER
CHAPTER SIZE
SIZE(NUMBER
(NUMBEROF
OFMEMBERS)
MEMBERS)
KEY:
KEY: 10
STUDENT PROFILE
10 YOHANA A. / SENIOR
100
100
IFC
IFC INVOLVEMENT &
Interfraternity 200
200 AFFILIATIONS
Interfraternity
Council 10 MULTICULTURAL GREEK
Council 10 COUNCIL
MGC
MGC 96
96 31
31
Multicultural
Multicultural To me, being Greek means
Greek
GreekCouncil 1570 573 becoming part of a group
Council 1570 573 of people who share the
NPHC
NPHC ACTIVE
ACTIVE NEW
NEW
same goals, dreams, and
National MEMBERS
MEMBERS MEMBERS aspirations and strive to help
National FALL ’12
MEMBERS
Pan-Hellenic
Pan-Hellenic FALL ’12 FALL ’12
FALL ’12 each other achieve them. It’s
Council
Council 2198 1151
1151 a home away from home, a
2198 77 place where I have made my
PH
PH 61
61 truest friends, and most of
Panhellenic
Panhellenic all, a lifetime bond built with
Association
Association NUMBER
NUMBER OF
OFCHAPTERS
CHAPTERS(TOTAL)
(TOTAL)
memories and experiences
that can never be forgotten.
11
11
22
22
17
17
77
6
WHY GO GREEK?
At first glance, FSU can seem overwhelming with a SERVICE
population of more than 40,000 students. The Greek Every fraternity and sorority believes in making a difference
community gives students the chance to make a big campus in the world, and members of the Florida State Greek
feel small. When choosing a fraternity or sorority, you community never stop giving back. Greek organizations at
should look for a comfortable fit – a place where you share FSU host their own community service and philanthropic
values and interests with the other members. By choosing activities as well as participate in Dance Marathon, Relay
to become a member of a Greek organization, you will meet for Life, and other major campus service events, devoting
people who grow to be your closest friends, those who will countless hours and millions of dollars to causes greater than
cheer you on when you are successful and will support you themselves.
when the going gets tough. Greek organizations promote SCHOLARSHIP
the development of close ties between members through All members of fraternities and sororities share one
living, studying, working, and having fun together. commonality: they are students first. Greek organizations at
BROTHERHOOD/SISTERHOOD Florida State consistently rank at or above the undergraduate
Joining a fraternity or sorority at Florida State will give grade point average, and many chapters host intentional
you a home away from home. As a member of a Greek programming geared at improving the scholastic
organization, you will form meaningful connections and performance of its members.
lifelong friendships with a diverse group of students who all RITUAL
share a common set of values and ideals. Each one of the chapters at FSU is a part of a larger national
LEADERSHIP or international organization. This provides a unique
Fraternities and sororities are learning laboratories that opportunity to have a shared experience with members of
give students the opportunity to learn, test, and grow as the same organization across the country and even the world.
they develop as individuals and as leaders. As student-run The rituals are private ceremonies that are values-based,
organizations, fraternities and sororities elect members unique, and the same for every single member joining the
to serve in positions ranging from Committee Chair to organization.
President.
7
UNIVERSITY POLICIES
ALCOHOL POLICY Events and activities that encourage excessive drinking
and/or lead to the endangerment of individuals will
The Florida State University affirms the guiding ethical
not be permitted. Any person or group in violation of
principle of responsible freedom. Students, staff and
federal or state laws, local ordinances, or of this policy will
faculty are expected to show respect for order, ethical
be reported to the proper federal, state, local or university
conduct, and the rights of others, and to model in daily
authorities for appropriate action.
living a high sense of personal honor and integrity. Florida
State University neither encourages nor condemns the
legal consumption of alcoholic beverages. The university
ENROLLMENT POLICY
recognizes, however, that the majority of undergraduate Fraternities and sororities can only open their membership
students are below the legal drinking age and that there to Florida State University students who are full-time (9+
are serious health risks and behavior problems associated credit hours), degree seeking students in good standing
with the use of alcohol in the collegiate environment. with the University. Because our community believes so
Consequently, alcohol will be permitted at Florida State strongly in the values of the Greek experience, we believe
University or programs sponsored by Florida State this expectation is critical and necessary to preserve the
University or its direct support organizations only in those high quality of students that become involved in the
settings which: Greek community. Membership in Greek organizations is
a privilege that should be reserved for students who are
1. Comply with federal or state laws, local ordinances,
matriculating and contributing to the University community.
University regulations, foreign country laws (in the case
Fraternities or sororities that have non-University affiliated
of study abroad programs conducted by Florida State
individuals within their chapters are operating outside of the
University International Programs, Inc.), Student Conduct
University’s expectations and subject to review under the
Code, and this policy;
Student Conduct Code.
2. Present minimal health and safety risks; and
3. In no way inhibit the full participation of those who
choose not to drink alcohol.
8
UNIVERSITY POLICIES
HAZING POLICY performance, creates unnecessary fatigue (e.g., late night
tasks/activities or calisthenics that are not supported by a
Florida is widely viewed as having the nation’s toughest
University office or department), or that subjects another
hazing law for several reasons:
student to embarrassment, degradation or humiliation
1. Florida is the first State in the nation to create a felony may be considered hazing at FSU. It is also a violation
designation for hazing-related harm of the Student Conduct Code to retaliate against a
2. The law clearly establishes that that the following person for reporting a hazing concern. An incident can
statements cannot be used as an excuse for hazing: (a) be considered ‘hazing’ in our community when any of the
All people voluntarily participated; (b) All people could above characteristics are present. An incident can also be
have left at any time and still would have been able to considered ‘hazing’ in our community even when it is not
join the group; and (c) The leaders/officers of the group considered ‘hazing’ under State law.
were not aware of the incident and the hazing activity
At FSU we believe students should not be demeaned or
was not officially approved or sponsored by the group.
exposed to harm when pursuing involvement in campus
We believe the law was written this way to make a clear life. Our community wants to increase student involvement
statement that people share responsibility for the safety of and engagement. Hazing has the reverse effect. Hazing
others within their social environment. We also believe the creates an unsafe environment that does not support
law was written to insure that those found responsible for our educational mission and is not consistent with our
causing hazing harm will be held accountable. community’s values.
What does the FSU Student Conduct Code say about To learn more about this please visit www.hazing.fsu.edu
hazing?
To read the full definition of hazing from the Code of
Any activity that a reasonable person would conclude: Conduct please visit http://srr.fsu.edu/Student-Conduct-
endangers a student’s mental or physical health, Code
unreasonably interferes with a student’s academic
9
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW CAN BEING GREEK HELP ME SUCCEED Each fraternity and sorority chapter has its own national
ACADEMICALLY? philanthropy, which it supports on an ongoing basis. Chapters have
special events to raise money for their particular project. Some of
Academic success is an important part of college life. One of the projects that chapters are involved with include raising money
the central purposes of fraternities and sororities is to promote for research for the blind, children with terminal illnesses, women
academic excellence. Each organization requires a minimum grade with breast cancer, and victims of domestic violence.
point average to remain an active member of the chapter. All
chapters emphasize the value of academic success and will help DOES BEING A MEMBER OF A GREEK LETTER
you succeed with scholarship programs, study halls, incentive ORGANIZATION HAVE BENEFITS AFTER
programs, and study buddies. GRADUATION?
ARE GREEK STUDENTS INVOLVED ON CAMPUS? With the job market becoming increasingly competitive, a college
degree no longer guarantees a successful career. What you know
Greek organizations give members the opportunity to enhance is now just as important as who you know. When someone joins
and develop their leadership skills. Members of the Greek a fraternity or sorority, they begin building relationships with the
community are represented in most campus groups including families and friends of those chapter members. Members are
Student Government Association, Student Alumni Association, also introduced to alumni of their chapters all over the country.
Orientation Leaders, Dance Marathon, Homecoming and many By joining a Greek letter organization, you can create an entire
more. As a chapter member, you will have the opportunity to network of people, from which could possibly come a future
become involved in a variety of Greek organizations including the employer, spouse, or lifelong friend.
Interfraternity Council, Multicultural Greek Council, National Pan-
Hellenic Council, and the Panhellenic Association. WHAT’S THE COST ASSOCIATED WITH BEING GREEK?
DO GREEKS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE? Joning a fraternity or sorority does carry a financial commitment.
Each chapter is self-supporting through dues paid by members.
Every year Greek students give thousands of hours of service When students join a Greek letter organization, they also agree
to the community. Members donate their time to projects such to pay dues and to maintain membership. Although chapters may
as: Habitat for Humanity, reading to underprivileged children, make accommodations for special needs, students should discuss
Adopt-A-Highway, and the Special Olympics. Greeks also sponsor the financial obligations with their family and chapter leaders
fundraising activities for charitable organizations. before deciding to join.
10COUNCIL INFORMATION
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL (IFC) MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL (MGC)
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) at Florida State University The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) at The Florida
is the governing body for 22 men’s fraternities on campus. State University is the governing body for 11 culturally
The Interfraternity Council is dedicated to the academic based organizations on campus. The Multicultural Greek
and social development of its respective fraternities and Council is dedicated to the assembling of these varying
their members. Members in IFC organizations are active in groups in promoting diversity and cultural awareness,
every aspect of campus. With a diverse array of fraternities, while performing acts of service both on campus and
each with its own unique qualities, there is a perfect fit for throughout the community. The cultural basis of these
each individual looking to join a fraternity in the council. organizations provides a sense of a home away from home
for its members, while building lifelong bonds. The pride
PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION (PH)
and commitment to culture and tradition within each MGC
The Panhellenic Association (PH) is the governing body for organization, makes joining an MGC chapter a prime
17 women’s sororities on campus. The women of chapters selection for individuals who share the same passion.
within The Panhellenic Association are highly active both
on campus and within the community. The Panhellenic NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC (NPHC) COUNCIL
Association acts as the liaison for sororities, other campus The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at The Florida
organizations and administration. As the largest women’s State University is the governing body for 7 historically
organization on campus, each chapter makes its mark African American Greek-letter organization on campus.
through its stance for Philanthropy, Scholarship, Leadership The premise of these organizations bloomed during a time
and Sisterhood. The various leadership opportunities when African American’s were denied the right of equal
created by the women who’ve paved the way, provides an opportunity. Today, these organizations serve both the
array of opportunity for those seeking membership into any campus and community through platforms and initiatives
Panhellenic Organization. that include Politics, The Environment, Education, Health
and Economics. Through fellowship and acts of community
service, everlasting bonds and friendships are built both
within each individual organization as well as throughout
the council. The opportunity to experience such rich
tradition and history, while adding to a great legacy, makes
NPHC organizations ideal for perspective members.
11LEADERSHIP
Greek students play a proactive role in leading Florida State’s campus! Not
only does the Greek community provide leadership opportunitiest, Greek
students set a positive example in many campus-wide student organizations,
including:
»» Student Alumni Association »» Resident Assistant
»» Seminole Student Boosters »» Student United Way STUDENT PROFILE
»» Garnet and Gold Key »» CARE Counselors CORDY S. / SENIOR
»» Garnet and Gold Guides »» Black Student Union INVOLVEMENT & AFFILIATIONS
»» Student Government »» Asian American Student Union NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC
COUNCIL
Association »» Student Foundation GARNET & GOLD KEY HONORS
»» Hispanic Latino/a Student Union »» Garnet and Gold Scholars SOCIETY
GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL
»» Orientation Leaders »» And many more... HONOURS SOCIETY
All members are encouraged to run for positions to maintain the traditions MINORITY ASSOCIATION OF
PRE-MEDICAL STUDENTS
of leadership and Seminole pride that each chapter proudly upholds. Greek BLACK STUDENT UNION
leaders become adept at managing their time as they balance their academic CARIBBEAN STUDENT
and social schedules, while improving their problem-solving, decision- ASSOCIATION
making, communication, and leadership skills.
Being a Greek Man at Florida State
University means I am a leader on
campus. I hold myself to a higher
standard as a role model for many
students. Being Greek means being
part of something bigger than
yourself; a bond called brotherhood
and sisterhood.
12SCHOLARSHIP
Despite all of the activities available to Greek students, the Greek
community still manages to excel academically. Each chapter has varying
GPA requirements, study hours, and/or incentive programs to promote
academic excellence. Fraternities and sororities recognize that academics
are a priority and promote and reward you for your scholastic achievements.
Furthermore, chapter involvement in honorary organizations is phenomenal,
STUDENT PROFILE
with members participating in Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa Honor
PATRICIA F. / JUNIOR
Society, Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, and
many more. INVOLVEMENT & AFFILIATIONS
PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION
2012 GPA Panhellenic chapters have been
at Florida State University for 108
Overall Undergraduate Overall Greek New Member years. What most people don’t
GPA: 3.040 GPA: 2.970 realize is that when you join a
sorority you are not just joining a
Overall Undergraduate Women Overall Sorority GPA: 3.151 chapter on Florida State’s campus,
GPA: 3.140 you are joining a community with
Overall Fraternity GPA: 2.854
years of tradition. The bond of
Overall Undergraduate Men sorority sisters is so much deeper
Overall Greek GPA: 3.037
GPA: 2.910 than any other friendship you’ll find
because we eat together, study
together, do community service
together, live together, and above all
Fun Fact: want and value the same things.
The average GPA of a chapter member
in Fall 2012 was 3.109
13BROTHERHOOD / SISTERHOOD One of the most memorable benefits of joining the Greek community is the long-lasting friendships that develop. Being a member of a Greek organization is not the only way to expand your social circle at FSU; however, it is a consistent and exciting approach to meeting many diverse students. Joining a fraternity or sorority is not about conformity; instead, it teaches students how to develop their individuality and still be able to participate in group dynamics. Memories, internship opportunities and employment opportunities are limitless as students connect with their peers in the Greek community. Life-long connections are formed as a student becomes more involved within their chapter and their council. The Greek community is an amazing social resource because it means there is always someone you can study with, or go to the gym, catch a concert or movie, enjoy Tallahassee nightlife, or just sit, chat, and relax! In addition to the typical bonding activities, Greek students have found other ways to have fun and meet people. Homecoming, Dance Marathon, and Greek leadership conferences are other ways that Greek organizations are paired up to network. “Each chapter is unique on our campus, but we all make up one Greek community. So, I encourage you to keep an open mind to which council and chapter that you are interested in. I love my chapter and my community, and I would encourage anyone who is thinking about going through recruitment to do it.” - Patricia F. 14
COMMUNITY SERVICE & PHILANTHROPY
Greek students are committed to being a positive entity in our Tallahassee
community by participating in many campus-wide philanthropies and
local projects. Each fraternity and sorority has its own philanthropy that
it supports every year. These many service hours not only benefit the
community but are documented in transcripts which act as a valuable
asset for applications to graduate school, scholarships, awards, and
professional organizations. The time devoted to and the funds raised for
various philanthropies are a way for Greek students to enjoy an enriching
experience at FSU, while making a positive difference in the lives of others.
ALTERNATIVE SPRING BREAK *SIGNATURE EVENT*
The Greek community at Florida State University holds four values very
close: leadership, brotherhood/sisterhood, scholarship and service. In an
effort to strengthen the value of service, our office created an Alternative
Spring Break. Spring of 2013, 10 students and one staff member ventured
to Jamaica. Throughout the week, students participated in hands on
service with members of the Jamaican community. The group visited Negril
and Treasure Beach, assisting in helping to restore and build school
buildings. Participants also had the opportunity to immerse themselves in
the Jamaican culture.
15SIGNATURE EVENTS IMPORTANT
DATES
EMERGING LEADERS
PH RECRUITMENT
The Emerging Leaders Course is a three credit-hour course in the leadership
August 18 - 25, 2013
certificate series that is taught by staff from the Office of Greek Life. This highly For more information,
selective leadership development course is open to newer members of the Greek refer to:
community who are chosen through an application and interview process. Blending www.fsupanhellenic.com
academic and co-curricular content, the course helps students identify and formulate
personal values in the context of their Greek experience, develop relationship IFC RUSH
skills through interactive dialogue and presentations, and demonstrate cognitive September 9 - 11, 2013
For more information,
development through self-evaluation and the creation of leadership action plan. refer to:
GREEK LEADERSHIP SUMMIT greeknole.com
Greek Leadership Summit is a leadership retreat offered in January of each year MGC/NPHC
for chapter presidents and officers of governing councils. The January Summit is a (Mandatory Interest
two-night, weekend retreat held outside of Tallahassee that focuses on leadership Meeting)
development, community-building, and risk management. July 29, 2013
6:00 PM • SSB 203
September 19, 2013
“In order to get the most out of your time in Greek life, you 5:30 PM • SSB 203
8:30 PM • SSB 213
need to realize you only get out what you put in. That means
October 15, 2013
giving your chapter 100% and dedicating yourself to the values 8:00 PM • SSB 201
your founders created.” - Cordy S. For more information,
please refer to:
greeklife.fsu.edu/
prospectivemembers/
How-Do-I-Join
16INTERNAL HONOR SOCIETIES
ORDER OF OMEGA
Order of Omega Greek Honor Society was founded in 1959 to honor leaders within the
Greek community who excel in academics and leadership.
The Omega Epsilon chapter of Order of Omega was established at Florida State
University in 1998. Our chapter dedicates itself especially to recognizing a need for
continued leadership, scholarship, action in programming, increased communication STUDENT PROFILE
and cohesion among the members of the Greek Community. The Omega Epsilon JUSTIN L. / JUNIOR
chapter of Order of Omega unites Greek Life at Florida State University by holding INVOLVEMENT &
representation from all four Greek councils. We use our common bond as Greek AFFILIATIONS
leaders to better our campus, our community, and ourselves. INTERFRATERNITY
COUNCIL
RHO LAMBDA
The women of the Theta chapter of Rho Lambda Honor Sorority at Florida State Being Greek means no matter
University exemplify the ideals of leadership, service, scholastic achievement, and the letters you wear, you
integrity through reputable endeavors. They promote personal and professional growth always will have a unique
through community outreach, campus involvement, and professional development connection with people
across the world whom are
while striving to foster quality relationships through meaningful programs that facilitate
committed to unity and the
networking opportunities and teamwork. uplifting of the human race.
17HOW TO JOIN
Each governing council at Florida State University has a different PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION
process to join a fraternity or sorority. The Panhellenic Association uses a formal recruitment process
the week before classes begin each fall semester when interested
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
women visit each chapter on a specific schedule. In addition, some
Each fall and spring the Interfraternity Council coordinates a
Panhellenic chapters are eligible to accept new members after formal
“Rush Week” where men interested in joining a chapter have an
recruitment and during the spring semester. For more information
opportunity to preview each organization. Chapters offer bids,
about joining a Panhellenic Association organization, visit the
or invitations to join, at any time before, during, and after “Rush
Panhellenic Association homepage: greeklife.fsu.edu/Current-
Week.” For more information about joining an IFC fraternity, visit
Members/Panhellenic-Association
the Interfraternity Council homepage: greeklife.fsu.edu/Current-
Members/Interfraternity-Council
MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL ** MANDATORY INTEREST MEETING (MIM)
The Office of Greek Life hosts several Mandatory Interest Meetings
Fraternities and sororities in the Multicultural Greek Council choose
(MIM) where you will receive a wealth of information about the
the time when they wish to accept new members. Individual
FSU Greek community, the National Pan-Hellenic and Multicultural
chapters have their own processes for membership intake. For
Greek councils and the membership intake process. During this
more information about membership intake in the MGC, visit the
event, we will discuss topics such as personal values, hazing,
Multicultural Greek Council homepage: greeklife.fsu.edu/Current-
time management, and preparedness for the membership intake
Members/Multicultural-Greek-Council
process. You will also receive information regarding updated
NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL
community statistics, chapter academic standings and important
The fraternities and sororities that make up the “Divine Nine” of
the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) conduct membership recruitment dates.
intake at a time of a chapter’s choosing. The intake process differs
from organization to organization. For more information about Attendance at one MIM session is MANDATORY before you can
membership intake in the NPHC, visit the National Pan-Hellenic begin any intake activities/programs. Students will not be eligible
Council homepage: greeklife.fsu.edu/Current-Members/National- for MGC or NPHC membership intake until they have attended a
Pan-Hellenic-Council MIM session within the academic year.
18FINANCIAL INFORMATION
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL • Chapter Dues • Probate/Campus
IFC Dues range from $500 - $1000 per semester and can be • National Dues Presentation Materials
subject to change. • Registration for Regional • Organization
Payment of these dues typically cover: Conferences Paraphernalia
• Chapter socials and • Meal Plan • Intake Materials
functions • Organization
• Chapter retreats Paraphernalia Active Member Dues range from $100 - $250 per semester
• Use and maintenance of • IFC Dues
Chapter house or facility PANHELLENIC
New Member Fee: $2000 – $3700
MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL These fees are one time only and paid in installments for
MGC New Member Fees range from $200 - $550. many of the chapters.
This one time fee is paid during the intake process, and
payment methods vary per organization. Out-Of-House Dues: $2500 - $3500
Payment of these fees cover amenities such as: In-House Dues: $3000 - $4500
• Organization • Chapter Dues Payment of Dues begin after the first semester, and are paid
Paraphernalia • National Fees per-semester. Dues coverage vary for each organization,
• Probate/Campus • Social Event Materials however, general payment of these dues cover amenities
Presentation Expenses such as:
• Chapter socials and • Meal Plan
Active Member Dues range from $60 - $300 per semester functions • Organization
• Chapter retreats Paraphernalia
• Use and maintenance of • Philanthropy
NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL sorority house and facility • Panhellenic dues
NPHC New Member Fees can range from $500 - $2500.
This is a one time only fee which varies by organization. The same amenities apply for both In-House and Out-
The amenities covered by these fees also vary per of-House dues, however In-House dues also cover rent
organization. In general, these fees cover: payments.
19CHAPTER PROFILES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA
ΑΧΩ CHI ΑΔΦ DELTA ΑΔΠ DELTA
OMEGA (PH) PHI (IFC) PI (PH)
Chapter Name: Beta Eta Chapter Name: Florida State University Chapter Name: Iota
National Founding Date: October 15, 1885 Affiliate National Founding Date: May 15th, 1851
National Website: http://alphachiomega.org National Founding Date: October 29, 1832 National Website:
Chapter Website: National Website: http://www.alphadeltapi.org
http://axofloridastate.com/site/ http://www.alphadeltaphi.org Chapter Website: http://adpiseminoles.org
Philanthropy: Support of victims of domestic Chapter Website: http://alphadeltfsu.com Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House
violence, Refuge House Philanthropy: Boys and Girls Club Charities, ADPi-athlon, Homers and Hogs
Minimum GPA: 3.0 Minimum GPA: 2.7 Minimum GPA: 3.0
Colors: Scarlet Red and Olive Green Colors: Emerald Green and White Colors: Azure Blue and White
Motto: Together let us seek the heights Motto: Manus Multæ Cor Unum (Many Motto: We Live For Each Other
Founding Values: Friendship, Leadership, Hands, One Heart) President: Rachel Yanger
Learning, Service President: Martin Zenk President Email: rly10c@my.fsu.edu
President: Katelyn Trane President Email: mmz10@my.fsu.edu Founded at Wesleyan College in Georgia,
President Email: Kmtrane@gmail.com Alpha Delta Pi holds the distinction of
The mission of Alpha Delta Phi is to provide
Alpha Chi Omega was founded at DePauw a comprehensive and positive experience being the first secret society for college
University in Greencastle, Indiana. It was for all undergraduate and alumni brothers women. The qualifications for membership
originally founded as a musical sorority through their development of social, ethical, have remained unchanged: scholarship,
and although, we have expanded our leadership, and scholastic skills; as well as high principles, strong traditions, and true
membership beyond music students, we still instilling it its members the importance of friendship. We pride ourselves on our
hold a deep appreciation for the fine arts community service and literary merit. Many sisterhood and always uphold our open
and recognize our original founding with our special benefits accrue to member of Alpha motto, We Live for Each Other. ADPi is
national symbol of the lyre. Our sisterhood is Delta Phi, which include opportunities for more than just a college experience; it’s a
based on the values of friendship, leadership, a practical leadership experience while friendship, a bond, and a love that will last a
learning, and service. connecting with both the Florida State and lifetime.
Tallahassee communities.
20ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA
ΑΕΠ EPSILON ΑΓΔ GAMMA ΑΚΑ KAPPA
PI (IFC) DELTA (PH) ALPHA (NPHC)
Chapter Name: Phi Tau Chapter Name: Gamma Beta Chapter Name: Zeta Omicron
National Founding Date: November 7, 1913 National Founding Date: May 30, 1904 National Founding Date:
National Website: http://www.aepi.org National Website: January 15, 1908
Chapter Website: N/A http://www.alphagammadelta.org National Website: www.AKA1908.com
Philanthropy: Students Against Destructive Chapter Website: Philanthropy: Health Initiatives, Global
Decisions (SADD Greek Idol) https://websites.omegafi.com/omegaws/ Poverty, Human Rights
Minimum GPA: 2.5 alphagammadeltafloridastate/ Minimum GPA: 2.5
Colors: Gold and Blue Philanthropy: Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple Green
Motto: Water Wars, Alpha Gamma Delta Foundatio Motto: By Culture and By Merit
No one could tell me where my soul might Minimum GPA: 2.5 Founding Values: Service To All Mankind.
be; I searched for God, but He eluded me; I Colors: Red, Buff and Green President: Ashley Atkinson
sought my brother out and found all three. Motto: Live With Purpose President Email: aea09d@my.fsu.edu
Founding Values: honesty, perseverance, President: Iza O’Neal
Founded in 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha
mutual helpfulness, faith, and humility President Email: iro10@my.fsu.edu
Sorority Inc. became America’s first Greek-
President: Benjamin Platt
Members of Alpha Gamma Delta at Florida letter organization established by Black
President Email: Plattalyst@yahoo.com State are dedicated to academic excellence, college women. Today, Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Epsilon Pi provides opportunities leadership development, philanthropic thrives as a sisterhood of women who have
for Jewish men seeking the best possible activities, and sisterhood. Alpha Gams consciously chosen the affiliation as a means
college and fraternity experience. Alpha can be found on campus in a variety of of self-fulfillment through volunteer service
Epsilon Pi’s role is to encourage brothers to organizations and honor societies. With in the areas of our Five Targets, which
remain dedicated to our fraternity’s ideals, our annual formals, socials, sisterhood include Education, The Black Family, Health,
values, and ethics. The fraternity will prepare retreats, intramural sports, it is hard not Economics, and the Arts.
a member to be one of tomorrow’s leaders make memories that will last a lifetime. We
so that he may help himself, his family, and look forward to inviting you into our circle of
community. sisterhood, where you will grow, learn, and
be inspired.CHAPTER PROFILES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
alpha ALPHA ALPHA
αΚΔΦ KAPPA ΑΟΠ OMICRON ΑΦ PHI (PH)
DELTA PI (PH)
PHI (MGC) Chapter Name: Alpha Pi Chapter Name: Gamma Phi
Chapter Name: Phi National Founding Date: January 2, 1897 National Founding Date: October 10, 1872
National Founding Date: February 7, 1990 National Website: National Website:
National Website: http://akdphi.org http://www.alphaomicronpi.org https://www.alphaphi.org/Home
Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Awareness Philanthropy: Arthritis Research and Chapter Website:
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Education http://fsualphaphi.wix.com/fsualphaphi
Colors: Purple and White Colors: Cardinal Philanthropy: Red Dress Gala
Motto: Motto: Women Enriched through Lifelong Minimum GPA: 2.8
Timeless Friendship Through Sisterhood Friendship Colors: Silver and Bordeaux
Founding Values: alpha Kappa Delta Phi was Contact Person: Mary Catherine Stewart Motto: Union hand in hand
founded upon the principles of Sisterhood, Contact Email: President: Molly Gasparini
Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Asian mstewart@alphaomicronpi.org President Email:
American awareness fsu.alphaphi.president@gmail.com
The Alpha Pi chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi
President: Simone Chin-Lee President is the newest Panhellenic chapter at Florida Alpha Phi is dedicated to promoting
Email: akdphinoles.president@gmail.com State. Our mission as an international sisterhood, cultivating leadership,
alpha Kappa Delta Phi fosters the making women’s fraternity is to “promote friendship encouraging intellectual curiosity and
of successful leaders by assisting and for a lifetime, inspire academic excellence advocating service. Alpha Phi develops
challenging our members to reach their and lifelong learning, and develop leadership character for a lifetime. In Alpha Phi there
maximum potential. We strive to maintain skills through service to the fraternity and is encouragement, understanding, and
the highest levels of integrity and innovation community.” opportunities to grow. With members all
in the promotion of sisterhood, philanthropy, over the world and collegiate and alumnae
scholastic excellence, and Asian-Awareness chapters throughout the United States and
in the community while creating lifelong Canada—our sisterhood knows no bounds.
relationships.ALPHA ALPHA CHI
ΑΦΑ PHI ΑΤΩ TAU ΧΩ OMEGA (PH)
ALPHA (NPHC) OMEGA (IFC)
Chapter Name: Iota Delta Chapter Name: Epsilon Sigma Chapter Name: Gamma
National Founding Date: December 4, 1906 National Founding Date: National Founding Date:April 5, 1895
National Website: September 11, 1865 National Website:
http://www.alpha-phi-alpha.com National Website: http://www.ato.org http://www.chiomega.com/Home
Chapter Website: http://www.iotadelta.net Chapter Website: fsuato.airset.com Chapter Website: chiomegafsu.com
Philanthropy: March of Dimes Philanthropy: fratiATΩR Philanthropy: Make-A-Wish-Foundation
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Minimum GPA: 2.8 (Sandslam Sand Volleyball Tournament in
Color: Black and Old Gold Colors: Old Gold and Sky Blue spring and Chi O Casino Night in fall)
Motto: First Of All, Servants Of All, We Motto: LEADERS SHAPE THE FUTURE, AND Minimum GPA: 3.0
Shall Transcend All ATO SHAPES LEADERS Colors: Cardinal and Straw
Founding Values: Manly Deeds, Scholarship, Founding Values: True Brotherhood, Motto: Hellenic Culture and Christian Ideals
and Love For All Mankind Loyalty, Service, Leadership, Athletics, and Founding Values: Career Development,
President: Carl Sharpe Scholarship. Sisterhood, Campus Involvement, Dedication
President Email: cas09g@my.fsu.edu President: Matt Berman to Service, High Standards of Personal
President Email: mab10f@my.fsu.edu Integrity, and Scholarship Excellence
Since its inception, Alpha Phi Alpha President: Baird Elam
Fraternity, Inc has strived to fulfill its mission Members of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
strive for greatness, academic excellence, President Email: sbe10@my.fsu.edu
of developing leaders, promoting service
and advocacy for our communities through campus and community involvement, Chi Omega is a sisterhood that aims to
manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all leadership skills and brotherhood. Striving provide a network of friends and lifelong
mankind. By carrying out these duties to to become better leaders, our brothers are development for both collegiate and
society, Alpha Phi Alpha fulfills its purpose to involved in numerous organizations and alumnae members. Chi Omega is committed
its members and surrounding communities. the community. At Alpha Tau Omega we to: personal integrity, excellence in academic
live by a saying of renowned Alumnus Skip and intellectual pursuits, inter-generational
Smith, “We do not apologize for having high participation, community service, leadership
standards”. Our Fraternity is for a lifetime opportunities, and social enrichment. Chi
and our substantial Alumni go to show that Omega provides its members with unique
even after college, your life as an ATO is opportunities in leadership, scholarship, and
never ending. lifelong friendship.CHAPTER PROFILES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
CHI DELTA DELTA
ΧΦ PHI (IFC) ΔΧ CHI (IFC) ΔΔΔ DELTA
DELTA (PH)
Chapter Name: Nu Delta Chapter Name: Florida State Colony Chapter Name: Alpha Eta
National Founding Date: National Founding Date: October 13, 1890 Date Established: November 7, 1888
December 24, 1824 National Website: http://www.deltachi.org National Website:
National Website: http://chiphi.org Chapter Website: http://dxfsu.com http://www.tridelta.org/Home
Chapter Website: http://www.fsuchiphi.com Philanthropy: Chapter Website:
Philanthropy: Boys and Girls Club of Cancer Research- V Foundation http://www.trideltafsu.com
America Minimum GPA: 2.65 Philanthropy: St. Jude Children’s Research
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Hospital, I-Hop, Dodge Ball Tournament,
Colors: Red and Buff
Sincerely Yours
Colors: Scarlet and Blue Motto: Leges
Minimum GPA: 3.0
Motto: Truth, Honor and Personal Integrity Founding Values: Friendship, Character,
Colors: Silver, Gold and Blue
Founding Values: Friendship, Respect, Justice, and Education
Honesty, Responsibility, Commitment, and Motto: Let us steadfastly love one another
President: Drew Katzer
Personal Development President: Patricia Miller
President Email: ape10d@my.fsu.edu
President: Joe Crozier President Email: prm10@my.fsu.edu
Founded 1890, the Delta Chi Fraternity
President Email: jrc09f@my.fsu.edu It shall be the purpose of Delta Delta Delta
has continued to uphold the principles of
The Brothers of Chi Phi uphold three basic friendship, justice, character, and education to promote and develop mutually beneficial
principles laid down during the foundation as the hallmark for a well-rounded individual. relationships between the Fraternity and
of our fraternity in 1824: truth, honor, and Delta Chi is a close brotherhood that the colleges and universities where the
personal integrity. With these values, a man encourages members to be the best man Fraternity has established chapters, to
sets himself above his peers, and above what they can be through service, philanthropy, develop qualities of unselfish leadership
is expected of him. Chi Phi brothers strive for leadership, and involvement on campus among its members, and to encourage them
excellence in all areas of life, to be a scholar, and in the community. Delta Chi seeks to assume, with integrity and devotion to
athlete, leader and most of all, a gentleman. men who desire personal and professional moral and democratic principles, the highest
Chi Phi is a place where leaders are made development, and who seek opportunities responsibilities of college women.
and life-long bonds of brotherhood are for achievement and merit.
formed.DELTA DELTA DELTA
ΔΓ GAMMA (PH) ΔΤΔ TAU ΔΖ ZETA (PH)
DELTA (IFC)
Chapter Name: Gamma Mu Chapter Name: Delta Phi Chapter Name: Alpha Sigma
Date Established: December 25, 1873 National Founding Date: 1858 National Founding Date: October 24, 1902
National Website: National Website: http://www.delts.org National Website:
http://www.deltagamma.org Chapter Website: http://www.fsu-delts.com http://www.deltazeta.org/Home
Chapter Website: http://www. Philanthropy: William J. (Billy Joe) Rish Chapter Website: http://www.dzfsu.com
deltagammafsu.com Recreational Park for the Handicapped Philanthropy: Hamburgers for Hearing, Clay
Philanthropy: Delta Gamma Foundation, Minimum GPA: 2.5 Classic, Painted Turtle Camp
Service For Sight Colors: Royal Purple and Gold Minimum GPA: 3.0
Minimum GPA: 2.75 Motto: “Labor for the beautiful and the Colors: Rose and Nile Green
Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue good.” President: Haylie Collins
Motto: “Do Good” Founding Values: Truth, Courage, Faith and President Email: hjc11c@my.fsu.edu
President: Christie Nowels Power.
Delta Zeta strives to maintain high standards
President Email: can10c@my.fsu.edu President: Justin Saenz of excellence in service, scholarship, and
Delta Gamma offers to women of all ages President Email: js11as@my.fsu.edu unity, standards that all our sisters exhibit
a rich heritage based on principles of Delta Tau Delta seeks bold leaders interested every day. Delta Zeta bonds of sisterhood
personal integrity, personal responsibility, in leaving a legacy on campus. Our mission extend beyond the borders of college to
and intellectual honesty. Its primary purpose “committed to lives of excellence” drives create friendships and memories that will last
is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote our actions, programming, and essence. a lifetime. At DZ, it’s not about who you’ll
educational and cultural interests, create Delt fulfills many purposes from honing its become, but who you’ve always been.
a true sense of social responsibility, and members’ leadership skills, helping them
develop the finest qualities of character. grow personally, and providing a nurturing
environment to enjoy their collegiate and
post collegiate experience.CHAPTER PROFILES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
GAMMA IOTA KAPPA
ΓΦΒ PHI ΙΦΘ PHI ΚΑ ALPHA
BETA (PH) THETA (NPHC) ORDER (IFC)
Chapter Name: Beta Mu Chapter Name: Epsilon Nu Chapter Name: Gamma Eta
National Founding Date: National Founding Date: National Founding Date:
November 11, 1874 September 19, 1963 December 21, 1865
National Website: National Website: National Website: http://www.
http://www.gammaphibeta.org http://www.iotaphitheta.org kappaalphaorder.org
Chapter Website: http://fsugphib.com/ Philanthropy: American Heart Association Philanthropy: Muscular Dystrophy
website/ Minimum GPA: 2.5 Association
Philanthropy: Colors: Charcoal Brown and Gilded Gold Minimum GPA: 2.7
Campfire USA, Crescent Classic Motto: Building A Tradition, Not Resting Colors: Crimson and Old Gold
Minimum GPA: 2.8 Upon One Motto: Dieu et les Dames
Colors: Pink, Brown and Mode President: Tyrell Strickland President: Logan Opsahl
Motto: Founded Upon A Rock President Email: tcs09@my.fsu.edu President Email: ka.floridastate@gmail.com
President: Emily Pagnotta
On September 19, 1963, at Morgan State Kappa Alpha Order prides itself on holding
President Email: erp10d@my.fsu.edu College, 12 men founded what is now the members to higher moral, social, and
Our sisterhood, the first to be named a nation’s fifth largest predominately African- scholastic levels than society dictates.
sorority, was built on the ideals of the highest American social service fraternity, Iota Kappa Alpha provides an environment that
type of womanhood. It is here that you will Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. The purpose of builds strong bonds, lasting memories, and
have the opportunity for individual growth this organization is the development and brothers for a lifetime. We have a 100%
through academic excellence, leadership perpetuation of scholarship, leadership, bid process, which means that every single
development, social enrichment, and citizenship, fidelity and brotherhood among brother gets to meet and know you. This is
philanthropic involvement. Our priority is to men. what makes getting a bid from KA different
set a principle of loving friendships. To be a from any other Greek organization, and what
Gamma Phi Beta is to strive for excellence in makes our brotherhood so strong.
all that we achieve. Shoot for the moon. Even
if you miss, you will land among the stars.KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA
ΚΑΨ ALPHA ΚΑΘ ALPHA ΚΔ DELTA (PH)
PSI (NPHC) THETA (PH)
Chapter Name: Theta Eta Chapter Name: Beta Nu Chapter Name: Kappa Alpha
National Founding Date: January 5, 1911 National Founding Date: January 27, 1870 Date Established: October 23, 1897
National Website: National Website: National Website:
http://www.kappaalphapsi1911.com http://www.kappaalphatheta.org http://www.kappadelta.org
Chapter Website: N/A Chapter Website: http://www.fsukat.com Chapter Website:
Philanthropy: Toys for Tots Philanthropy: CASA (Court Appointed http://www.fsukappadelta.com
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Special Advocates), Kappa Alpha Theta Philanthropy: Prevent Child Abuse America,
Colors: Crimson and Cream Foundation Girl Scouts of The USA, Orthopedic Research
Motto: Achievement In Every Field Of Minimum GPA: 2.8 Awards, Children’s Hospital Of Richmond
Human Endeavor Colors: Black and Gold Virginia, Confidence Coalition
President: Christian Williams Motto: True Promise Minimum GPA: 2.6
President Email: cw09j@my.fsu.edu Founding Values: personal excellence, Colors: Olive Green and Pearl White
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. was founded friendship/sisterhood, scholarship, service, Motto: Let us strive for that which is
by ten pioneers, led by “The Dreamer” and leadership honorable, beautiful and highest
known as Elder Watson Diggs, established President: Kristi Katopis President: Aynsley Hoffman
this grand fraternity with Achievement as President Email: kak10c@my.fsu.edu President Email: aeh10d@my.fsu.edu
our purpose and our motto of “Achievement Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, Kappa Kappa Delta Sorority is a national
in every field of Human Endeavor.” The Alpha Theta exists to nurture each organization for women committed to:
five objectives of our fraternity are: 1) to member throughout her college and Inspiring our members to reach their full
unite college men of culture, patriotism, alumnae experience and to offer a lifelong potential; Preparing our members for
and honor in a bond of fraternity; 2) to opportunity for social, intellectual, and moral community service, active leadership
encourage honorable achievement in every growth as she meets the higher and broader and responsible citizenship; Creating
field of human endeavor; 3) to promote the demands of mature life. When a new Theta opportunities for lifetime involvement
spiritual, intellectual, and moral welfare of sister enters through the doors, she leaves a through innovative and responsive
its members; 4) to assist in the aims and changed person, with a socially, intellectually, programs, and strategic collaborations and
purpose of colleges and universities; and 5) and morally different view on life. partnerships; and Fostering the development
to inspire service in the public interest. of our time-honored values within the
context of friendship.CHAPTER PROFILES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA
ΚΔΧ DELTA ΚΚΓ KAPPA ΚΣ SIGMA (IFC)
CHI (MGC) GAMMA (PH)
Chapter Name: Alpha Sigma Chapter Name: Epsilon Zeta Chapter Name: Epsilon Sigma
National Founding Date: April 6, 1987 National Founding Date: October 13, 1870 National Founding Date:
National Website: National Website: https://www. December 10, 1869
http://www.kappadeltachi.org kappakappagamma.org/kappa/ National Website:
Philanthropy: American Cancer Society Chapter Website: http://kkgfsu.com http://www.kappasigma.org
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Philanthropy: Reading is Fundamental, Chapter Website:
Colors: Pink and Maroon Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation http://www.kappasigmafsu.com
Motto: Leading with Integrity, United Minimum GPA: 3.0 Philanthropy: Wounded Warriors Project
through Service Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Minimum GPA: 2.5
President: Alexandra Noriega President: Kayleigh Whitman Colors: Scarlet, White and Emerald Green
President Email: alphasigma.president@ President Email: kkgezpresident@gmail.com Motto: Bononia Docet (Bologna Teaches)
kappadeltachi.org Founding Values: FELLOWSHIP,
Kappa Kappa Gamma is an organization
Kappa Delta Chi is strongly committed to of women, which seeks for every member LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP and SERVICE
promoting service and raising awareness throughout her life bonds of friendship, President: Matt Emidy
of important issues concerning our school, mutual support, opportunities for self- President Email: mje10c@my.fsu.edu
the Tallahassee community and our nation growth, respect for intellectual development, At the heart of Kappa Sigma lie the
as a whole. Our purpose is to promote and an understanding of and an allegiance Fraternity’s Four Pillars, which guide our
the values of Unity, Honesty, Integrity and to positive ethical principles. Here at Kappa ambitions and underpin our successes.
Leadership among women at colleges and Kappa Gamma, we live as young women Striving for excellence in Fellowship,
universities. We are a non-traditional sorority filled with grace, poise, leadership, elegance, Leadership, Scholarship and Service
full of diverse young ladies, ready and eager style, and determination. Our sisterhood produces brothers who are involved in
to make a difference; by touching lives and lasts a lifetime, extending past college life, all aspects of campus life; who excel
giving hope to as many people as possible. which provides Kappas with the opportunity academically as students and professionally
to learn, mature, and experience life with upon graduation; who develop lifelong
one another. bonds with those around them and who
support those peers; and who serve their
colleges and communities. Becoming a
Kappa Sigma provides the framework to
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