Alpha Delta Pi

“Strive to become a well-balanced person by following the

dictates of the four pointssymbolized by our diamond-

shaped badge: �rst,strengthening my own character

and personality; second,watching my attitudes toward

my fellow beings; third,recognizing the value of higheducational standards; andfourth, developing faith and

loyalty"

May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College inMacon, Georgia chartered at Penn in 2014

Founding

In 1851, six students established Alpha Delta Pi as the �rst secret society forwomen and consequently changed the college experience for generations tofollow. Continuing the legacy of the founding women by pursuingopportunities to lead and grow in unchartered territory, Alpha Delta Pi seeksto enhance every member’s college experience while instilling values thatremain relevant long after graduation. Joining Alpha Delta Pi means investingin a bond that has formed in�uential leaders on Penn’s campus and across theworld. The Alpha Delta Pi experience cultivates well-balanced leaders thatcontinually affect positive change within the sorority as well as across Penn’scampus. Sisters are able to contribute and develop their skills and talents bybecoming an of�cer or a committee member, while also �nding opportunitiesfor campus involvement through the extensive network within the chapter.Highly involved in organizations such as MERT, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Kiteand Key, Varsity Athletics, and Wharton Women, the sisters of ADPiencourage each other to pursue meaningful involvement and excellence inwhatever they undertake. Surrounded by innovative women and workingtowards a shared vision, Alpha Delta Pi women are leaders set apart by theirvalues and well-rounded skill set. Alpha Delta Pi's active relationship with the Ronald McDonald HouseCharities demonstrate sisters' desire to positively contribute to theirsurrounding community. Providing a home away from home for families withchildren undergoing treatment at nearby hospitals, the Ronald McDonaldHouse’s mission and vision holds great importance for Alpha Delta Pi sisters.Located a few blocks away from the very �rst Ronald McDonald House,members regularly cook dinner for the families staying at the facility. We areable to do so much for our philanthropy because it is so close to home.Through Alpha Delta Pi’s signature philanthropy event, Pie A President,sisters also raise signi�cant funds to support the life-changing work carriedout by the Ronald McDonald House. There is nothing more satisfying thanpieing someone in the face for a good cause! Alpha Delta Pi members become a part of an incredible network of dynamicleaders within over 150 alumnae associations.

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First Finest Forever

PhilanthropyRonald McDonald House Charities

Penn Chapter Theta Tau Chapter

upenn.alphadeltapi.org

ADPi

Alpha Phi

"Alpha Phi Internationalfraternity is a membershiporganization dedicated to

promoting sisterhood,cultivating leadership,

encouraging intellectualcuriosity and advocating service.Alpha Phi develops character for

a lifetime."

1872 at Syracuse University chartered at Penn in 1988

Founding

Alpha Phi at Penn is a close-knit sorority full of friends and fun! With overtwo decades on Penn’s campus, we are proud to carry on the traditions of ourinternational sorority that date back to its founding in 1872. As one of the�rst sororities in the nation, Alpha Phi is called a fraternity because we werefounded before the word sorority was even invented! Our sisters can be found leading activities throughout campus: athleticteams, honor societies, dance and acapella groups, as well as communityservice organizations. In addition to contributing to life at Penn, Alpha Phislove to spend time with our sisters. We have great traditions within thesorority to celebrate Penn’s unique traditions such as Spring Fling,Homecoming, and Hey Day. Alpha Phi also plans many exciting sisterhoodevents; trips to six �ags, SkyZone, apple and pumpkin picking in the fall,brunches, and numerous catered study breaks. In addition to our fantastic social and sisterhood events, philanthropy is extremely important to every Alpha Phi. The Alpha Phi Foundation supportswomen’s cardiac care and research. Alpha Phi raises thousands of dollars atour Annual Red Dress Gala- a tradition of many Alpha Phi chapters across thenation. Family, friends, and alumni are invited to raise money for women’sheart health in a night out on the town �lled with good food, silent auctions,raf�es, and prizes. Other philanthropy events include our Mac ‘n Phis latenight, where guests raise money for the Alpha Phi Foundation while enjoyingall you can eat mac ‘n cheese, and our Spring soccer tournament- Alpha Phifa. In addition to being passionate about women’s cardiac care, Alpha Phi lovesto participate in Panhellenic and Penn fundraisers like the Rena RowanRibbon Run and Relay for Life. We also strive to make an impact inPhiladelphia by partnering with community service organizations like theTransplant House and Operation Santa. In Alpha Phi, sisters �nd rewarding experiences both inside and outside ofour sisterhood. Most importantly, the sisters will be forever connectedthrough amazing memories and lifelong friendships. The Eta Iota chapter ofAlpha Phi welcomes you to Recruitment 2017. We can’t wait to get to knowyou!

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Union Hand in Hand

PhilanthropyAlpha Phi Foundation which supportsWomen's Heart Health

Penn ChapterEta Iota Chapter www.upennalphaphi.com

APhi

Chi Omega

"Throughout Chi Omega’s longhistory, six purposes have guided

the direction of every chapterand provided members

 unequaled opportunities forpersonal growth and

development. Those purposesare Friendship, High Standards ofPersonnel, Sincere Learning and

Creditable Scholarship,Participation in Campus

Activities, Career Developmentand Community Service."

1895 at University of Arkansas chartered at Penn in 1919

Founding

The Beta Alpha chapter of Chi Omega is proud to be a diverse sisterhood ofwomen from all sectors of the Penn community. Chi Omegas are not onlyvery involved in the sorority, but they also hold leadership positions inorganizations like student government, varsity sports, performing artsgroups, student publications, social justice, among many more. We valuewomen who are passionate about their unique interests and provide acommunity where each person’s perspective is appreciated.

We are strong women who realize that balance is the key to success, and lovethe way Chi Omega helps us be enthusiastic about sisterhood, philanthropy,and social events. Our packed calendar includes apple picking excursions,movie nights at the house, alumni trips to Manhattan, class dinners, date andcrush parties, formals, and multiple philanthropy events throughout thesemester. 

Chi Omega supports the Make- A-Wish Foundation with its fall Chi O LateNight at Wishbone and spring Best of the Nest event, as well other activitiesthroughout the year. The Beta Alpha chapter was able to grant a 6-year oldlymphoma patient at the Children's Hospital of Pennsylvania her wish to goto Disney World and threw a send-off party in her honor in the theme of herfavorite princess--Elsa from Frozen.

As the largest women’s fraternal organization in the world, with over350,000 initiates, the Chi Omega network extends well beyond Penn. Ourextensive alumnae network offers scholarships for graduate education,professional networking, social get-togethers, leadership training, and more.You may be a collegiate sister for just a few years, but you will truly be a ChiOmega for a lifetime!

Whether you’re hoping to �nd a new group of friends, a place you can callhome, a new set of inspirations and values, or a vast community of successfuland genuine women and sisters, Chi Omega has something to offer. Eachmember is able to contribute her special qualities, interests, and capabilitiesto an organization that represents the ideal blend of individuality,companionship, and teamwork. We are so excited to welcome the newestclass to Chi Omega – good luck with Recruitment! 

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Sisters on Purpose

PhilanthropyMake-A-Wish Foundation

Penn ChapterBeta Alpha Chapter www.upennchiomega.com

Chi O

Delta Delta Delta

"The purpose of Delta DeltaDelta shall be to establish a

perpetual bond of friendshipamong its members, to develop a

stronger and more womanlycharacter, to broaden the moraland intellectual life, to assist its members in every possible way."

1888 at Boston University chartered at Penn in 1904

Founding

TriDelta is the oldest sorority on Penn's campus. In it's 112 years at Penn, thePsi chapter has attracted a dynamic and diverse group of women who areactive in all facets of campus life, including Varsity Lacrosse, Penn Dance,Wharton Women, Mortar Board, the Daily Pennsylvanian, Best Buddies,Penn Environmental Group, Undergraduate Advisory Boards, and Kite and Key. In addition to being leaders on campus, we also strive as a chapter to makesigni�cant strides beyond Locust Walk. Every fall, TriDelta holds a PancakeBreakfast with live musical entertainment, helping to raise millions of dollarsfor our national philanthropy, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In fact,TriDelta chapters nationwide are working to ful�ll their pledge to raise $15million in �ve years for a new clinic at St. Jude. Since our founding in 1888, TriDelta’s traditions, rituals, and sisterhood have become well-established nationwide, helping to create a large social network that extends far beyond Penn. In addition to our philanthropic and social activities, the most rewarding aspects of TriDelta are the bonds of friendship – we’re not only sisters, but best friends. We are an extremelyclose chapter and always have fun together, whether we’re dancing at ourannual Woodser, dining downtown with Bigs and Littles, or de-stressingduring study breaks. Our chapter house is an important part of our chapter, as 34 sisters live-inand all sisters are welcome. Sisters can congregate at the chapter house formeals, Deltas Only events, and to use our gym equipment and comfortable common spaces! At TriDelta, you will meet an ambitious group of fun and intelligent women.The Psi chapter looks forward to meeting you and wishes you the best inRecruitment!

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Let us steadfastly; love one another

PhilanthropySt. Jude Children's Cancer Research

Penn ChapterPsi Chapter http://upenn.tridelta.org/

Tri Delta

Kappa Alpha Theta

"Yesterday, today, andtomorrow, Kappa Alpha Thetaexists to nurture each member

throughout her college andalumnae experience and to offera lifelong opportunity for social,intellectual, and moral growth as

she meets the higher andbroader demands of mature life."

1870 DePauw University chartered at Penn in 1919

Founding

Kappa Alpha Theta was originally chartered at Penn in 1919 and recolonizedin 1988, when the members of the Nu Delta Society were initiated intoKappa Alpha Theta. As Thetas, we are devoted to scholarship, communityservice and friendship. Theta prides itself on the diversity of the sisterhood.Coming from all different backgrounds, Thetas are involved in a wide varietyof campus activities including class boards, varsity sports, dance and acappella groups, the Panhellenic Council, the Kite and Key Society, Friars andMortar Board Senior Honor Societies, and many more. Our international philanthropy is CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocates– an agency providing trained volunteers who speak on behalf of abused andneglected children in court. The information provided by CASA volunteersenables judges to make informed and timely decisions about what is in thebest interest of the child, thereby allowing these children to have the bestchance at childhood. We have many fundraisers throughout the year to raisemoney and awareness for CASA. As a women’s organization, we are alsocommitted to awareness of issues that affect us as women, such as self-defense and body image. Of course, being a part of Theta is also having fun. We have theme parties, date parties, formals, and brunches with our family and alumnae at ourhouse. In addition, we place an emphasis on sisterhood activities within thechapter, such as movie nights, chapter dinners, and trips around Philadelphiato promote unity among our diverse and active membership. We are a motivated group of women and we are proud of the fact that we have been able to pursue our own activities as individuals, while still comingtogether to make the Beta Eta chapter of Theta strong. We welcome you toRecruitment and look forward to meeting you!

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Leading Women

PhilanthropyCourt Appointed SpecialAdvocates (CASA)

Penn ChapterBeta Eta Chapter penn.kappaalphatheta.org

Theta

Sigma Delta Tau

“It shall be the purpose of thisfraternal organization to form aclose social and fraternal unionof those of similar ideals and tofoster, maintain, and instill such

ideals in the hearts of itsmembers as will result in actionsworthy of the highest precepts of

true womanhood, democracy,and humanity.”

1917 at Cornell University chartered at Penn in 1920

Founding

The University of Pennsylvania welcomed the Beta chapter of Sigma DeltaTau to its campus on June 20, 1920. Since then, the sisters of SDT have beenextremely active members of the Penn community. We have been recognizedfor exhibiting outstanding scholarship, holding the title of highest averageGPA of the chapters of the Panhellenic Association. In recent years, SDT has organized many events to raise awareness for andbene�t our national philanthropy, Prevent Child Abuse America (PCAA). Ourannual late-night fundraising event at Greek Lady is not only always a greattime, but it is also successful in raising an impressive amount of money forPCAA; this year we raised almost $10,000. Additionally, throughout the year,our chapter hosts many community service events such as bake sales andtrunk shows that also bene�t PCAA. As leading women in the community, weare constantly working to further our philanthropy and are committed tohaving a positive impact in and outside of Penn. The sisters of SDT are proud to be extremely involved on Penn’s campus.Members are leaders in a variety of campus organizations, like Kite & KeySociety, Wharton Women, varsity sports teams, and performing arts groups.In addition to our work with PCAA, members also value giving back to thePhiladelphia community. In their free time, many sisters volunteer at CHOPand participate in the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project. Our close-knit sorority promotes a strong bond of friendship and sisterhood.This sense of community is continually fostered through the numerousevents hosted for the chapter such as movie nights, yoga classes during �nals,and a Thanksgiving Potluck. Each semester we have a number of formal socialevents like date parties, crush parties, and formals that further bring ourchapter together. Even on a day-to-day basis, there is opportunity for us tospend time together as sisters of all years are welcome to eat dinner at thechapter house, courtesy of our wonderful chef Aimee. The women of the Beta chapter of Sigma Delta Tau are true friends at heart.Our sisterhood wishes you well in Recruitment and we look forward tomeeting you soon! 

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One Hope of Many People

PhilanthropyPrevent Child Abuse America and Jewish Women International

Penn ChapterBeta Chapter www.sdtbeta.com

SDT

Sigma Kappa

"The Purpose of Sigma KappaSorority is to provide women

with lifelong opportunities andsupport for the social,

intellectual, and spiritualdevelopment by bringing women together to positively impact our

community."

1874 at Colby College in Waterville, Maine chartered at Penn in 2002

Founding

The Kappa Iota Chapter of Sigma Kappa prides itself on its diversity andclose-knit sisterhood. The sisters of Sigma Kappa are leaders on Penn’scampus in many activities, including Wharton Women, West PhiladelphiaTutoring Project, and the Daily Pennsylvanian, to name a few. Sigma Kappabrings a group of diverse and dedicated women together to create anincredible on-campus family. You can always �nd sisters hanging out at the house, studying or having amovie night. During the week, sisters organize lineage dinners, studysessions, work-out classes, or trips to Center City. Our other sisterhoodevents have included ice skating at Penn’s Landing, apple picking, and havinga �eld day at Clark Park. We especially look forward to date parties andformals throughout the semester! Our sisterhood is very dedicated to giving back to the community. Each year,Sigma Kappa hosts our Ultraviolet Quizzo Tournament to raise money for ournational philanthropy, Alzheimer’s Research. In recent years, we've donatedover $25,000 to Alzheimer’s Research. We also host events in the springsemester to raise money for the Maine Sea Coast Mission, which providesnecessities to underprivileged families on the coast. Throughout the year, wealso cook at Penn’s Transplant House and host various pro�t shares, withproceeds bene�ting our charities. Participating in these service activitiestogether brings us closer as a sisterhood. Each Sigma Kappa sister individually pursues her own passions and talents,but together, we are each other’s cheerleaders, best friends, and family. Thesisters of the Kappa Iota chapter of Sigma Kappa would like to wish you goodluck with recruitment this year – we are very excited to meet you!

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One Heart, One Way

PhilanthropyAlzheimer's Disease Research

Penn ChapterKappa Iota Chapter www.upennsigmakappa.com

SK

Zeta Tau Alpha

“To intensify friendship, topromote happiness among itsmembers, and in every way to

create such sentiments, performsuch deeds and to mold such

opinions as will conduce to the building up of a nobler and purer

womanhood in the world.”

1989 at Longwood Univeristy chartered at Penn in 1918, recolonized in 2011

Founding

The Alpha Beta Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was proudly reestablished at Penn in 2011. Zeta Tau Alpha is a fun and diverse group of women involved inall aspects of campus life, including a cappella groups, varsity athletics,Wharton Women, Penn Fashion Collective, ROTC, Alternate Spring Break,and many more. While our interests may vary, one thing is constant – oursisterhood. From themed mixers with fraternities to date nights andsisterhood retreats, our social calendar is always packed with fun and uniqueevents. In the past year, we’ve visited Linvilla Orchards for apple picking, SixFlags for roller coaster adventures, Skyzone for trampoline fun, and Alma deCuba for sisterhood dining. In addition to all of these exciting events, we alsolove a cozy sisterhood night at the house catching up on the latest episodes ofThe Bachelor. Our beautiful house is the hub of our organization and you canalways �nd sisters there to have a fun night of cooking and bonding. No matter what we’re doing, we always have a goodtime! Beyond social events, our chapter also understands the importance of philanthropy and service. Our national philanthropy is Breast CancerEducation and Awareness. During the month of October, Zetas decoratePenn’s campus in its entirety with pink ribbons, chalk, Christmas lights, andpaint adorning everything from the LOVE statue and the Button to Fraternityhouses lining Locust Walk. We also pass out breast cancer ribbons and self-exam shower cards that month. Along with raising awareness at Penn, ourchapter has spread our philanthropy’s mission beyond campus by venturinginto Philly to help others Think Pink. Over the past few years, we have helpedraise racer morale by volunteering at the Survivor’s Tent at the PhiladelphiaRace for the Cure and we have set a Panhellenic record by raising over$30,000 for Penn’s Relay for Life. College may only last for four years, but Zeta lasts forever – really! ZTA hasone of the strongest alumni networks in the country. As an international organization, Zetas all over the country can assist in job placement, career advancement and relocation assistance. Our sisters of the Alpha Beta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha wish you good luck during recruitment – we can’twait to meet you!

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Seek the Noblest

PhilanthropyBreast Cancer Education &Awareness

Penn ChapterAlpha Beta Chapter upenn.zetataualpha.org

ZTA