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RecruitmentSCHEDULE
CONCISE SCHEDULE
Wednesday, September 4: Welcome Rounds Day I
Thursday, September 5: Welcome Rounds Day II
Friday, September 6: Involvement Rounds
Saturday, September 7: Philanthropy Rounds
Sunday, September 8: Preference Rounds & Bid Day
DETAILED SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
WELCOME ROUNDS I
6pm- Arrive at Student Center
6:30pm-9:20pm- Welcome Round Events
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
WELCOME ROUNDS II
5:30pm- Arrive at Student Center
6:00pm-9:15pm- Welcome Round Events
9:15pm-10:15pm - PNM Ranking in RC Groups
RecruitmentSCHEDULE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
INVOLVEMENT ROUNDS
4:15pm- Arrive at Student Center
4:35pm-10:30pm- Involvement Events
10:30pm-11:30pm - PNM Ranking in RC Groups
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
PHILANTHROPY ROUNDS
8:20am- Arrive at Student Center
8:50am-4:00pm- Involvement Events
4pm-4:30pm - PNM Ranking in RC Group
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
PREFERENCE ROUNDS
8:20am- Arrive at Student Center
8:50am-12:30pm- Involvement Events
12:30pm-1:30pm - PNM Ranking in RC Gro
BID DAY
6:00pm- Bid Day Starts in the Ballroom
PRESIDENT A Letter From The
We are excited that you are interested in getting to know more about the Panhellenic Association at Ball State.
Greek life plays an integral role on our campus, embodying values of academic excellence, community service, philanthropy, and pride for Ball State University. At the heart of this community is the Panhellenic Association (PHA), composed of 10 outstanding chapters. Our 600+ members embody the diverse spirit of our university while sharing a commitment to leadership, scholarship, and community service.
For many students, the transition to college is marked by a search for belonging. Greek organizations, including those within the Panhellenic community, offer a pathway to finding that sense of connection. Membership in our community is more than just joining a sorority; it's joining a sisterhood that provides unwavering support, lifelong friendships, and a passion for philanthropy In the Fall 2023 semester, the Fraternity and Sorority community as Ball State raised over $100,000 and volunteered over 3,280 hours.
We take pride in each and every member who is a part of Panhellenic, and I encourage you to discover more about what the Panhellenic community has to offer.
Abby Winland Panhellenic President
A Letter From The FSL OFFICE
The Panhellenic Association encourages a well-rounded collegiate experience of each Panhellenic person. PHA sponsors educational programs and speakers on current topics, including current issues, career planning, financial independence, wellness, risk management, and leadership development. PHA also encourages involvement outside of your chapter. From Dance Marathon to Homecoming, philanthropies to paired events, and everything in between, sorority members are not only involved, but are leaders in their respective organizations. Sorority siblings at Ball State University participate in a wide variety of projects they are one of the most driven and dedicated student groups on this campus.
Siblinghood is the foundation of all aspects of sorority life. The variety of activities, philanthropies, initiatives, and socials are a spectacular experience because you share them with your siblings. Membership provides you with an opportunity for personal growth and individual achievement within a siblinghood of support. Your accomplishments are shared and your goals are encouraged. The spirit of the unspoken bond between siblings is unlike any other relationship. You have a chapter of people uplifting you, pushing you ms.
Zach BrumfieldPHA Advisor
Ball State University Panhellenic Association EXECUTIVE BOARD
ABOUT THE COUNCIL
The Ball State Panhellenic Executive Board governs the 10 Panhellenic sororities on campus, comprising 10 members from diverse sororities. These members, currently affiliated with sororities, disaffiliate during recruitment to offer impartial support and guidance. Panhellenic fosters unity in the Greek community through initiatives spanning scholarship, collaboration, academics, philanthropy, and safety. It hosts various activities year-round, focusing on educating members about relevant issues, fostering community engagement, and empowering them in their collegiate journey.
Abby Winland Katrina Leming Olivia Glaeser
PRESIDENT Chesterton, IN Nursing
VP OF RISK Brownsburg, IN Political Science & Criminal Justice
VP OF INTERNAL OPERATIONS Danville, IN Biology & Women’s + Gender Studies
Stephanie Morton Sarah Owens Avery troxel
VP OF RECRUITMENT Carmel, IN Media Production
VP OF MEMBERSHIP Brownsburg, IN Special Education
VP OF RCS Westfield, IN General Studies
VP OF SCHOLARSHIP Greenwood, IN Construction Management
Rileigh Lancaster
VP OF DEI Noblesville, IN Middle School Science Teaching
VP OF MARKETING Noblesville, IN Marketing
Sarah Coates Lauren Pritchett Alana Amer
VP OF PHILANTHROPY Columbus, OH Public Relations
A Letter From The
VP OF RECRUITMENT
Dear Potential New Member,
As the Vice President of Recruitment for the Panhellenic Association, I am incredibly honored to welcome you to our Panhellenic community! By choosing to join a Panhellenic sorority, you are taking the first few steps towards enhancing your college experience and finding your home away from home. Navigating college can be a scary and overwhelming time. By making the decision to go through recruitment, you will have the opportunity to find like minded individuals who you will be able to call your sisters and siblings. They will guide you, support you, and love you throughout not just your college years, but even beyond after
As you prepare for the recruitment process, I urge you to take a step back and ask yourself these questions: “What am I looking for in a sisterhood/siblinghood? What are some of my personal values? What are some causes or charities that I am passionate about?”. Throughout your recruitment experience, approach each interaction with not only an open mind but also an open heart Listen carefully as chapter members share their values and express their passion for their philanthropies while remembering how each chapter made you feel as you left the room. While this process can be time consuming and exhausting, it can also be exhilarating and eye opening. Not only will you be meeting and interacting with a wide range of people, but you may also discover other qualities about yourself that you may not have recognized before. Make the most of this experience and embrace it!
Whether you are an incoming freshman, junior, transfer student, international student, etc., you will have a place to call home within the Sorority and Fraternity Life community and we are ready to welcome you with open arms as you prepare for one of the most life changing experiences. As you attend recruitment events and engage in conversation with members of the Greek community, I want to remind you to take a deep breath, remain true to yourself, and seek out a chapter that you envision yourself come you home!
So much love! <3
Stephanie Morton Vp of Recruitment
RECRUITMENT TEAM RECRUITMENT TEAM
Welcome to Ball State University! I am thrilled to introduce you to your collegiate and Panhellenic journey during your first few week at BSU. Opting to join a Panhellenic sorority means embarking on years dedicated to service, making connections, personal growth, and striving to enhance our campus and community. While college may span four years, the memories made and bonds formed endure a lifetime.
Throughout recruitment week, you may find yourself drawn to one chapter over another, perhaps already envisioning where you'll call home on Bid Day. I urge you to remain open-minded to the opportunities presented by each chapter. You're not simply joining a single organization but a vibrant community of Panhellenic people eager to welcome you wholeheartedly.
Each of our organizations contributes distinct value to the Greek experience at BSU. We view Greek life as a conduit for personal growth and involvement in campus organizations, aiming to support various communities beyond our own membership.
Embrace this week, remain true to yourself, seek out a chapter that fosters your development and aligns with your values. Surround yourself with people who inspire growth, uplift you, and strive for positive change, committing to embodying the same spirit for your people and the community. I’m thrilled to welcome you to our Panhellenic Association and eager for you to embark on this journey!
I can't wait to meet you!
Stephanie Morton Vp of Recruitment
POTENTIAL NEW MEMBER POTENTIAL NEW MEMBER Bill of Rights
The right to be treated as an individual.
The right to be fully informed about the recruitment process.
The right to ask questions and receive true and objective answers from recruitment counselors and members.
The right to be treated with respect.
The right to be treated as a capable and mature person without being patronized.
The right to ask how and why and receive straight answers.
The right to have and express opinions to recruitment counselors.
The right to have inviolable confidentiality when sharing information with recruitment counselors.
The right to make informed choices without undue pressure from others.
The right to be fully informed about the NPC Unanimous Agreements implicit in the membership recruitment acceptance binding agreement (MRABA) signing process.
The right to make one ’ s own choice and decision and accept full responsibility for the results of that decision.
The right to have a positive, safe and enriching recruitment and new member experience
Recruitment Couselors & Executive Board members will make sure that these rules are upheld during Recruitment.
Individuals with concerns are encouraged contact the FSL Office at fsl.bsu.edu
Panhellenic Pledge Panhellenic Pledge
May we become members enriched through lifelong friendship, inculcating into their hearts and lives those principles. To provide lifelong opportunities. To practice day-byday love, honor, truth. To see beauty even in the common things of life. To cultivate leadership potential. To work earnestly, to speak kindly, and to act sincerely. To possess high ideals and attain somewhat on to them. To those whom my life may touch in slight measure, may I give graciously of what is mine. To find truth in tolerance, and knowledge through diversity. May we find love and loyalty, sympathy and understanding, inspiration and opportunity.
Sorority Life AT BALL STATE UNIVERSITY
SORORITY LIFE AT BSU IS AN EXPERIENCE UNLIKE ANY OTHER
The University’s commitment to the Greek community is matched by the Panhellenic Association’s commitment to Ball State University. BSU’s Greek Community provides the opportunity for new students to become involved in an organization that promotes campus involvement and person growth.
If you join one of the 10 Panhellenic sororites at Ball State University, you also become a member of the Ball State Panhellenic Association. The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) was founded in 1902 and is the governing organization for 26 national sororities. Each member group is autonmous as a social, Greek letter society. Members are represented on more than 600 college campuses in the United States.
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A NEW MEMBER
STANDARDS: Every chapter have required guidelines for members that should be followed and upheld.
ACADEMICS: All BSU sororities have academic expectations of all members that are to be upheld during their time of membership. Chapters may hold study tables, mentorships, peer tutoring, and other activites to support academic acievement.
PHILANTHROPY: Each chapter enjoys serving their national and local philanthropy. Events are hosted to provide unity while supporting a worthwhile cause.
PARTICIPATION: As a new member, you will be required to attend new member meetings. You will also be encouraged to attend sorority events & PHA events. “You get out what you put in” is a relevent saying here at BSU, and we encourage members to attend all the events that they can.
Greek-letter organizations were founded on the pricinple of exceptional scholarship, and each sorority at BSU recognizes the importance of scholastic success. In order to remain an active member, each person must maintain their grades throughhout membership.
Panhellenic members at BSU excel in the classroom and provide additional activites, programs, and resources to help achiebe your academic goals. Most chapters have study tables to assist you with time management and mentoring programs to help you succeed. Scholarships are also offered through the Ball State Panhellenic Association.
The four-year graduation rate for Greek student is higher than their unaffiliated peers. The academic performace of alll members within the community is tabulated every semester to determine the sorority grade point average. The Panhellenic Community’s undergradute GPA is consistantly higher than the Ball State average. To learn more about our academics, please visit: https://www.bsu.edu/campuslife/fraternityand-sorority-life/documents-formsresources#accordion semesterreports
SPRING 2023 ACADEMIC STANDINGS
S S C C H H O O LL A A R R S S H H II P P
LLL EEE A A A D D D EEE
R R R S S S H H H III P P P
Leadership opportunities are endless within the BSU Panhellenic Community. As a chapter officer or leader, you practice effective communication and management skills. You will have the opportunity to experience different roles int he chapter, from handling fiances, leading the chapter, running recruitment, creating campus relations. Each chapter also provides educational opportunities to help you refine and develop your time management, leadership, and organizational skills.
Creating a balance between academic and extracurricular acitivies is an important part of student life. Campus involvement provides a well -rounded college experience. Sororities value leadership and encourage their members to be involved across campus.
Going Greek provides members with a valuable network when searching for employment and career opportunities. Greek alumi/ae understand the Greek experience of being an individual and member, desiring to excel both in and out of the classroom. Through interactions with alumi/ae, you can build relationships that make a lasting impact.
Philanthropy events at Ball State demonstrate that Greek member’s interest and concerns extend beyond their own chapters. Sororities give back to the community by holding events throughout the year to benefit different causes. Our members raise money and donate time to both their national philanthropies and local community.
Sorority members actively participate in their own chapter’s philanthropy events as well as support other chapter’s events. Each semester, there are numerous opportunities in which Panhellenic members participate. These include, volleyball games, dodgeball, sundaes, and many more service-based actitives planned by various councils and organizations within the BSU Greek community. You will find endless opportunities to support various philanthropies and provide service during your time of membership within the Panhellenic Association.
PHILANTHROPY AND SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS
DOLLARS RAISED: $169,237.79
SERVICE HOURS: 9,499.16
P P H H H III LLL A A A N N N TTT H H H R R R O O O P P P Y Y Y
ACADEMIC Requirements
DOES GPA REALLY MATTER?
Although Panhellenic does not require a specific grade point average to particiapte in Primary Recruitment, each sorority has a minimum grade point average required for membership.
FINANCIAL Obligations
Each chapter has financial requirements, which families should discuss before a student joins a sorority. It is important to note that membership fees vary by sorority. All fees below are per semester.
New Member: $729
Chi Omega
members also incur badge fee
Actives: $405
New Member: $867
Actives: $445
New Member: $567
Actives: $443.50
New Member: $650
Actives: $500
New Member: $890
Actives: $609
New Member: $797
Actives: $425
New Member: $619
Actives: $383
New Member: $650
Actives: $500
New Member: $707
Actives: $503
New Member: $547
Actives: $440
Greek to me! IT’S ALL
ACTIVE: A sorority member currently in college, who has been formally initated into their chapter
BALL STATE PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION (PHA): PHA represent NPC and is the coordinating body for the NPC chapters on campus
ALUMNA: An initiated sorority member who is no longer active in a collegiate chapter
BID: A formal invitation to join a sorority
CAMPUS TOTAL: The allowable chapter size as determined by NPC
MRABA (MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT
ACCEPTANCE BINDING AGREEMENT): A document that each Potential New Member completes immediately following preference rounds, ranking their membership preferences. This is a binding agreement, stating that the PNM is willing to accept a bid from any sorority they list
NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE (NPC): Founded in 1902, NPC provides support and guidence for its 26 member national sororities and serves a the nation voice on issues of sorority life
NEW MEMBER: The period when a person joins a sorority but is not yet initated into the chapter
PHILANTHROPY: A national and/or local charity that a sorority sponsor, donating time and money through service in order to promote human welfare.
POTENTIAL
NEW
MEMBER (PNM): Any person who is eligible to particiapte in Primary Recruitment
PRIMARY RECRUITMENT: A disignated membership recruitment period during which a series of organized events are held for the purpose of selecting new members
RECRUITMENT WEEK RECRUITMENT WEEK
Tips & Tricks
RUMOR HAS IT
Do not believe any of the rumors you hear, or things you may read on social media. If it sounds too unreal to be true, then it probably isn’t. Feel free to talk to your Recruitment Counselors or a Panhellenic Exec member about any concerns you may have
TENT TALK
Be mindful of what you say about other sororities to those around you. You should always be respectful of others’ opinions, as you never know what connections someone has or how they’re feeling about a particular chapter. If you need someone to discuss chapters with, talk with your RCs.
HIGH STRESS
Recruitment week is long and tends to be a high stress week
Consider wearing clothes and shoes that are comfortable and match your style. Comfort during recruitment is KEY to reducing stress.
ALL THE ESSENTIALS
Consider packing these items in your bag: Extra pony-tail holders, bobby pins, hair brush, phone charger band-aids, oil blotting sheets, snacks, water bottle, deodorant, hygiene products, makeup, pen, and perfume.
THIS WEEK IS WILD let's get you through it
KNOW YOUR WORTH
Do not believe any of the rumors you hear, or things you may read on social media. If it sounds too unreal to be true, then it probably isn’t. Feel free to talk to your Recruitment Counselors or a Panhellenic Exec member about any concerns you may have.
LIMIT SOCIAL MEDIA
Be mindful of what you say about other sororities to those around you. You should always be respectful of others’ opinions, as you never know what connections someone has or how they’re feeling about a particular chapter. If you need someone to discuss chapters with, talk with your RCs.
TAKE A BREATH
Recruitment week is long and tends to be a high stress week. Consider wearing clothes and shoes that are comfortable and match your style. Comfort during recruitment is KEY to reducing stress.
KEEP IT TOGETHER
Consider packing these items in your bag: Extra pony-tail holders, bobby pins, hair brush, phone charger band-aids, oil blotting sheets, snacks, water bottle, deodorant, hygiene products, makeup, pen, and perfume.
A look into RECRUITMENT WEEK
Recruitment at Ball State begins on Wednesday, September 4, 2024 and concludes with Bid Day on Sunday, September 8, 2024. For many of you, this will be your first impression of Greek Life at Ball State University. We hope that you enjoy all that we have planned for you!
VALUES-BASED Recruitment
We focus on values in our Panhellenic community. We emphasize academics, equality, inclusion, and service, and we encourage you to be conscious of these values this week. Additionally, we encourage you to consider which chapters have values that align with your own as you go through the recruitment process.
The week of Primary Recruitment consists of four rounds of events, each structured to show you what each chapter has to offer. You will also have the chance to meet current sorority members in each chapter. Take the time to ask them questions that you may have about activities, academics, new member processes, and campus life in general. Keep an open mind during the process and decide where you feel that YOU fit in best in the Panhellenic Community at Ball State.
Meet Your RCs
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
ABOUT: This event is required for all students who are registered to go through sorority recruitment. You will be meeting your Recruitment Counselors who will guide you through the recruitment process and meet all other participants who will be in the same group with you.
OUTFIT OF THE DAY: You will be interacting with your recruitment group and doing icebreakers so dress comfortably and casual!
Welcome Rounds
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 & THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
ABOUT: Recruitment starts off with two days of Welcome Rounds. During these rounds, you will be meeting each of the 10 Panhellenic chapters at Ball State. This is an opportunity to discuss what is means to be a part of a Panhellenic organization at Ball State. You should expect to talk about yourself, get to know other members, and learn about each of the chapters.
OUTFIT OF THE DAY: This is the most casual round. You should prioritize comfort while looking and feeling your best. Chapters will be wearing their designated t-shirts and jeans. You will be given a t-shirt which you can wear during these rounds, if you choose to do so. You will be standing during these rounds, so wear comfy shoes.
Involvement Rounds
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
ABOUT: In this second round of recruitment, you will be visiting a maximum of 8 chapters. During these rounds, you will discuss what you were involved in during high school and college, and what you hope to be involved in on Ball State’s Campus. Chapter members will share with you what they’re involved with on campus and what you could get involved with in joining their chapter.
OUTFIT
OF THE DAY: This round is a step above casual. This could include something you would wear to a brunch, baby/bridal shower, or maybe something you wore for senior photos. Chapters will mostly be wearing dresses, skirts and blouses, and jumpsuits. You will be standing during rounds, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
Philanthropy Rounds
ABOUT: These rounds give you the ability to learn about how each chapter gives back to the Muncie community and the community as a whole. Chapters will present their local and national philanthropic events with you. You will be visiting a maximum of 5 chapters this day and should expect to discuss deeper topics. Members will share about the values they hold close, and want to hear more about your passions.
OUTFIT OF THE DAY: This round is business attire. This is something you would wear to a job interview or an awards banquet. Chapters will be wearing nice dresses, jumpsuits, or business pants. You will be spending more time in each room, so it is important that your outfit is comfortable.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
Preference Rounds
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (MORNING)
ABOUT: This is the last round of recruitment and you will be visiting a maximum of 2 chapters. These are the longest rounds and you will be able to spend more time with chapters members, learning about their connection to the chapter. During this time you can ask how being in a Panhellenic sorority has impacted their life and time on Ball State’s campus and what they have gained from being a part of the Panhellenic community.
OUTFIT OF THE DAY: This round is the most formal. An example of an outfit would be something you would wear to a wedding or a fancy dinner. Chapters will be wearing dresses, occasionally formal jumpsuits, and formal shoes. These rounds are the longest, but you will be sitting for most of the rounds. This day, you may be advised to bring a comfortable shoe with you to change into between rounds.
Bid Day!
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (EVENING)
ABOUT: The final part of Primary Recruitment is Bid Day!
This is when you will come home! You will have some time after Preference Rounds to recharge before meeting your recruitment group to find out which final chapter has extended you a bid. More information will be given during recruitment.
OUTFIT OF THE DAY: You will be given a t-shirt from the sorority that extended you a bid. You will want to wear something you can easily change out of or don’t mind layering the shirt on top of. Many choose to wear jeans, jean shorts, skirts/skorts, leggings, etc.
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION
The Ball State Panhellenic Association desires to build a community that reflects diversity and inclusion within each chapter. We strive to make our campus stronger through our commitment to promoting diversity and creating positive change within the Greek community.
Sisters and siblinigs of all backgrounds make up the Ball State Panhellenic Association, and each individual is celebrated for their perspectives, ideas, and contributions to their organization and our community as a whole.
BSU GREEK COUNCILS BSU GREEK COUNCILS
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL (IFC): The governing body of the 11 fraternities here at Ball State.
NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL (NPHC): is composed of the 9 historically African American greek-letter organizations, commonly referred to as the Divine Nine.
GET TO KNOW OUR Chapters!
During Primary Recruitment, you will get the opportunity to meet with all 10 Panhellenic Sororities at Ball State. Making notes during the Recruitment process will make keeping track of your preferences much easier when you submit your priorities. As you visit each one, take notes on the chapter pages and keep the following questions in mind:
How did you feel leaving this chapter’s room? Excited? Welcomed? Empowered?
Do you feel your values align well with the values of this chapter?
What is your first impression of this chapter? Has your initial opinion changed throughout the experience?
How can you be an asset to this chapter? How can this chapter be an asset to you?
How was your experience in the chapter similar or different to what you previously envisioned?
Alpha Chi Omega
NICKNAME: Alpha Chi or A-Chi-O
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1885
BSU FOUNDING: 1950
CHAPTER NAME: Gamma Mu
PHILANTHROPY: Domestic Violence & Sexual
Assault Awareness
SYMBOL: Golden Lyre
FLOWER: Red Carnation
COLOR(S): Scarlet Red and Olive Green
MOTTO: “Together Let Us Seek the Heights”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Watermelon Bust and Take
Back the Night
INSTAGRAM: @bsuaxo
notes AXΩAXΩ
Alpha Gamma Delta
NICKNAME: Alpha Gam or AGD
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1904
BSU FOUNDING: 1988
CHAPTER NAME: Beta Tau
PHILANTHROPY: Fighting Hunger
MASCOT: Squirrel
FLOWER: Red and Buff Roses
COLOR(S): Red, Buff, and Green
MOTTO: “Live with Purpose”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Alpha Gam Fall Jam and Spike Out Hunger
INSTAGRAM: @alphagambsu
notes AΓΔAΓΔ
Alpha Omicron Pi
NICKNAME: Alpha O or A-O-Pi
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1897
BSU FOUNDING: 1952
CHAPTER NAME: Kappa Kappa
PHILANTHROPY: Arthritis Foundation
MASCOT: Panda
FLOWER: Jacqueminot Rose
COLOR(S): Cardinal Red
MOTTO: “Women Enriched through Lifelong Friendship”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Strike Out Arthritis, Haunted
House with Alpha Tau Omega, Roses for Arthritis
INSTAGRAM: @bsuaoii
notes AOΠAOΠ
Alpha Phi
NICKNAME: A-Phi
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1872
BSU FOUNDING: 1964
CHAPTER NAME: Delta Rho
PHILANTHROPY: Women’s Heart Health
SYMBOL: Ivy
MASCOT: Phi Bear
FLOWER: Lily of the Valley, Forget-me-nots
COLOR(S): Silver and Bordeaux
MOTTO: “Union Hand in Hand”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Red Dress Gala, Dodge APhi,
Mr. Phi-Nomenal
INSTAGRAM: @alphaphibsu
notes AΦAΦ
Chi Omega
NICKNAME: Chi-O
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1895
BSU FOUNDING: 1952
CHAPTER NAME: Phi Epsilon
PHILANTHROPY: Make-A-Wish and Little Red Door
Cancer Agency
MASCOT: Owl
FLOWER: White Carnation
COLOR(S): Cardinal and Straw
MOTTO: “Sisters on Purpose”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Yippee Chi O, Killin’ It with Chi O
INSTAGRAM: @bsuchio
notes XΩXΩ
Delta Zeta
NICKNAME: DZ
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1902
BSU FOUNDING: 1953
CHAPTER NAME: Gamma Chi
PHILANTHROPY: SeriousFun Children’s Network
SYMBOL: Roman Lamp
MASCOT: Turtle
FLOWER: Pink Killarney Rose
COLOR(S): Rose and Green
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Turle Tacos, Turle Sundaes, Delta Zeta Paws Crawl
INSTAGRAM: @deltazetabsu
notes ΔZΔZ
Kappa Delta
NICKNAME: Kaydee or KD
KΔKΔ
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1897
BSU FOUNDING: 1992
CHAPTER NAME: Zeta Kappa
PHILANTHROPY: Prevent Child Abuse America and Girl
Scouts of America
MASCOT: Teddy Bear
FLOWER: White Rose
COLOR(S): Green and White
MOTTO: “Let Us Strive For That Which Is Honorable, Beautiful and Highest”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Mac & Cheese with the Kaydees, Confidence Week
INSTAGRAM: @kappadeltabsu
notes KΔKΔ
Phi Mu
NICKNAME: Phi Mu
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1852
BSU FOUNDING: 1990
CHAPTER NAME: Rho Gamma
PHILANTHROPY: Children’s Miracle Network Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children
MASCOT: Sir Fidel the Lion
FLOWER: Rose Color Carnation
COLOR(S): Rose and White
MOTTO: “The Faithful Sisters”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Miracle Man and Phi Hop
INSTAGRAM: @phimubsu
notes ΦMΦM
Pi Beta Phi
NICKNAME: Pi Phi
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1867
BSU FOUNDING: 1952
CHAPTER NAME: Indiana Zeta
PHILANTHROPY: Read, Lead, Achieve
SYMBOL: Arrow
MASCOT: Angel
FLOWER: Wine Carnation
COLOR(S): Wine and Silver Blue
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Pie a Pi Phi, Lemonade for Literacy, Pi Phi Pizookie
INSTAGRAM: @bsupiphi
notes ΠB ΠΦ BΦ
Sigma Kappa
NICKNAME: Sig Kap
NATIONAL FOUNDING: 1874
BSU FOUNDING: 1954
CHAPTER NAME: Gamma Eta
PHILANTHROPY: Sigma Kappa Foundation, Inherit the
Earth, Gerontology, Maine Sea Coast Mission, ad
Alzheimers
MASCOT: Dove
FLOWER: Wild Purple Violet
COLOR(S): Maroon and Lavender
MOTTO: “One Heart, One Way”
SIGNATURE EVENTS: Walk to End Alzheimers
INSTAGRAM: @sigkapbsu
notes ΣKΣK
