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Alpha Chi Omega

Founding Date

Local: 1887

Beta Chapter

Flower

Red Carnation

Symbol

The Lyre

Motto

"Together Let Us Seek the Heights"

Colors

Scarlet and Olive

Philanthropy

Victims Against Domestic Violence

Social Events

Mr. Briton, Ethnic Dinner, Boxer Bowtie, Senior Party

 


Alpha Chi Omega is a unique opportunity for women to get involved with not only the College, but also with the community. Alpha Chi Omega sponsors the Mr. Briton Pageant to raise funds for philanthropic endeavors.  While Alpha Chi Omega strives for diversity and seeks women who are individuals, Alpha Chi's always retain unity with the Greek system. Combining opportunities for leadership, through officer positions, and personal growth, Alpha Chi Omega remains a fun and exciting way to get involved. Visit Alpha Chi Omega's national website or local website to learn more about Alpha Chi.


  Alpha Kappa Alpha

Founding Date

National: 1908

Local: 1999

 

The Sigma Zeta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was chartered at Albion's campus on April 8, 2001.  The chapter was initially an Interest Group known as the Precious Ebony pearls that was founded in 1999.  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is the first historically black sorority.  It was founded in 1908 at Howard University.  Our colors are pink and green and our motto is "service to all mankind."  Our symbol is the ivy and our flower is the tea rose.  The Sigma Zeta Chapter here at Albion's campus is small in numbers but still manages to do a lot.  This year we held our annual AKADate, a date auction to raise money that is donated to breast cancer research.  We also had a coat drive and we tutor and teach important information about college preparation and various other subjects.  The purpose of the Sigma Zeta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Incorporated is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of service to all mankind.  Visit the national website for more information.                     


   Alpha Xi Delta

Founding Date

National: 1893

Local: 1915

Phi Chapter

Flower

Pink Killarney Rose

Symbol

The Quill

Motto

"The pen is mightier than the sword."

Colors

light blue, dark blue, and gold

Philanthropy

Choose Children


Alpha Xi Delta is a National Greek social sorority that was founded in 1893 at Lombard College. Alpha Xi provides opportunities to develop leadership skills in officers, scholarship and community service. Our chapter is very involved in working with children as our national philanthropy is Choose Children and holds Xi Breakfast every year to raise funds for the cause. Visit the chapter website for more information.


Delta Gamma

Founding Date

National: 1873

Local: 1899

Zeta Chapter

Flower

Cream Rose

Symbol

Anchor

Motto

Do Good

Colors

Bronze, Pink and Blue

Philanthropy

Service for Sight, Anchorsplash, Most Beautiful Eyes

Social Events

Cream Rose formal, Senior Party


Delta Gamma National Fraternity is a women's fraternity and is a member of the National Panhellenic Organization. The fraternity allows its members and officers to gain leadership skills, participate in community service projects, attend social functions, and gain a group of sisters with whom they find a special bond. Delta Gamma's national philanthropy is Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. Anchorsplash, DG's philanthropy project, is a great way to see how Albion College sororities and fraternities come together to support a good cause.  Visit Delta Gamma's chapter website for more information.


Kappa Alpha Theta

Founding Date

National: January 27, 1870

Local: March 19, 1887

Pi Chapter

Flower

Black and Gold Pansy

Symbol

Kite-shaped badge and a cat

Motto

Yesterday, today, and tomorrow, Kappa Alpha Theta exists to nurture each member throughout her college and alumnae experience and to offer a lifelong opportunity for social, intellectual and moral growth as she meets the higher and broader demands of mature life.

Colors

Black and Gold

Philanthropy

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates)

Social Events

Theta Family Christmas, Rock the CASA Dance Marathon, Crush Party, theme parties


Kappa Alpha Theta National Fraternity was the first Greek letter society for women, founded to develop sisterhood and friendship among women through social, service, and scholastic activities. Thetas have weekly meetings and events like parties and service projects to achieve these goals. Theta offers many opportunities for leadership development, friendship, and fun.  Visit Kappa Alpha Theta's chapter website for more information.


Kappa Delta


Founding Date

National: October 23, 1897 - Farmville, VA

Local: October 24,1923

Sigma Pi Chapter

Flower

White Rose

Symbol

Teddy Bear, Nautilus Shell, Dagger

Motto

Ta kala diokomen.. "Let us stive for all that is honorable, beautiful, and highest"

Colors

Olive Green and Pearl White

Philanthropy

Prevent Child Abuse America, the Childrens Hospital of Richmond, Virginia, Orthopedic Research Awards, and Girl Scouts of America

Social Events

Fall Party, Fall Formal, and Senior Party

 

Kappa Delta supports leadership, philanthropies, sisterhood, social activities, and high scholarship. Every year, we hold KD Carnival and another fun event to support the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse during "Shamrock Week."  This, along with Highway Cleanup, the President's Lock-up, and sponsored events with local Girl Scouts comprises our major philanthropic activities.  On campus, we participate in Homecoming, Greek Week, bloodmobile, Panhellenic Council, and over thirty different organizations on campus.  Visit the national website or chapter website for more information.


Phi Mu

Founding Date

National: March 4, 1852 - Macon, GA

Local: April 1990

Rho Epsilon Chapter

Flower

Rose Carnation

Symbol

Phi Mu Quatrefoil

Motto

Les Soeurs Fideles  "The Faithful Sisters," our open motto

Colors

Rose and White

Philanthropy

Children's Miracle Network

Social Events

Road Rally, Crush Party, Semi-formal, Senior Party


Phi Mu is always bursting with energy and sisterhood!  All of our new members have added an awesome energy to the house, and we expect great things from them!  Informal weekly get togethers increase our sense of sisterhood and allow us to kick back and have some fun!  We have been working on contributing to our philanthropy, Children's Miracle Network, with various fundraisers including the golf tee-off during Homecoming weekend,  the annual Phi Mu Softball Tournament, and the Luau for Love. Visit the Albion College chapter website or Phi Mu's national website for more information about Phi Mu.

 

 

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