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WHOWE BE

Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc was founded on October 1, 1999 by thirteen visionary womxn at Texas A&M University who recognized the need for a community grounded in cultural awareness and purposeful service. What began as a South Asian interest sorority focused on service has since flourished into a nationally recognized organization built on the principles of unity, compassion, and empowerment. Guided by the founding motto,

“I SLEPT AND DREAMT THAT LIFE WAS JOY. I AWOKE AND SAW THAT LIFE WAS SERVICE. I ACTED, AND BEHOLD, SERVICE WAS JOY,”

the sorority continues to live a legacy rooted in action and impact.

OUR PILLARS

Community Service

Culture

Education

Indomitable Spirit

Sxsterhood

OUR PURPOSE

Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. commits itself to the fostering of a united sxsterhood, the development of indomitable spirit, the betterment of the community through humanitarian services, and the education of ourselves and others about the Indian subcontinental culture. Furthermore, we dedicate ourselves to personal, cultural enrichment through the awareness and preservation of our traditions and morals.

OUR ACTIVE CHARTERS

ALPHA CHAPTER - Texas A&M University

BETA CHAPTER - Texas Tech University

DELTA CHAPTER - Temple University

EPSILON CHAPTER - University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

ZETA CHAPTER - Baylor University

THETA CHAPTER - University of North Texas Denton

IOTA CHAPTER - University of Massachusetts Amherst

LAMBDA CHAPTER - New York University

MU CHAPTER - University of Texas Dallas

NU CHAPTER - University of Washington Seattle

XI CHAPTER - University of Maryland College Park

Rutgers Associate Charter

Purdue University Associate Charter

Miami University Associate Charter

LETTER FROM NATIONALCOUNCIL

Dear Members and Supporters of Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc,

It is with immense pride and gratitude that we present to you the 2024-2025 Annual Report for Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. - a celebration of our collective purpose, resilience, and growth. This report captures not just the work we’ve done, but the impact we have created together

This year, we honored a significant milestone: 25 years of sxsterhood built through service. We carry forward the legacy forged by our Founding Mothers while continuing to evolve to meet the needs of the communities we serve and the Sxsters we support. We deepened our commitment to our philanthropic cause, child abuse prevention and awareness, by formalizing a national partnership with Prevent Child Abuse America Through this, in combination with our continued focus on HOPE Week and CHILD Week amongst other charitable causes, our charters logged over 7,500 service hours, contributing meaningfully to communities across the country.

As we reflect on the year, we are filled with gratitude. Guided by our pillars, we launched new national initiatives, deepened our commitment to inclusivity and justice, expanded academic support, and strengthened regional bonds. Throughout this report, you’ll see the numbers - but more importantly, you’ll see the heart behind them.

As we look ahead, we remain committed to building an organization that leads with intention, empowers with knowledge, and serves with compassion. Thank you to every member, alumna, advisor, and partner who continues to carry our purpose forward.

With love, service, and sxsterhood, Natio 25

AkshayaRamaswamy

MEMBERSHIPATAGLANCE

Membership in Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. is a lifelong journey rooted in purpose, unity, and growth.

From the moment a womxn joins, they enter a powerful community enriched with personal, professional, and community development With a network of over 1,250 members, we foster leadership, cultural pride, and meaningful connections that extend far beyond campus life Our sxsters are empowered to lead, inspired to serve, and united by values lasting a lifetime

Welcome to our Sxsterhood Built Through Service. Welcome to DKD.

14 ACTIVE CHARTERS

17 LEADERSHIP VOLUNTEERS

113 NEWLY CROSSED MEMBERS

7,528 SERVICE HOURS COMPLETED

259 UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS

$7,700 PHILANTHROPIC DONATIONS

1,006 ALUMNI MEMBERS

3.49 AVG GPA OF COLLEGIATE MEMBERS

COLLEGIATE MEMBER

ETHNIC BREAKDOWN

COLLEGIATE MEMBER INTERNATIONAL STATUS

MEMBERSHIP ADVANCEMENT

SXSTERHOOD IN ACTION

Quarterly Paradigm National

Newsletter

Undergraduate and Alumni Sxster

Spotlights

Internship Program Launch

The Lotus Vault Shared Academic

Resource Library

Charter Scoring and Support

Visits

Everlasting Peacock Project

ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT

Updating Alumni Contact Information

Paradigm Alumni Highlights and Engagement

Alumni Webinar Series

Regional Retreat Attendance

Founder’s Week Alumni Pop-Ups

Networking Initiatives

Increased Use of LinkedIn

REVIVAL & EXPANSION

Planned revivals at University of Texas Austin University of Illinois Chicago

Expansion interests in Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, and South Carolina!

FINANCIALOVERVIEW

Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. maintained a strong financial foundation this year, balancing strategic investments in our mission with a focus on growth, increased philanthropy, transparency, and sustainability

For comparison, a 2-year overview is shown below:

INVESTING IN OUR SXSTERS

$6,500 allocated

$5,925 awarded $7400 IN DONATIONS

GIVINGTHAT MATTERS

COMPARED TO 2023-2024... +296 85K 113.2% +8.5%

394.8%

TOTAL FOLLOWERS GAINED MORE VIEWS INCREASE IN REACH VISITS TO OUR PAGE INCREASED REACH OF STORIES

ENGAGING RECRUITMENT THEMES

Fall: Dreaming with DKD Spring: Y2K

LETTER FROM BOARDOFADVISORS

Dear Sxsters,

We would first and foremost like to congratulate National Council and each of our charters on another successful academic year The Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc Board of Advisors remains honored to support and uplift this sxsterhood as we continue our journey together - grounded in service, sxsterhood, and unwavering cultural pride. We are deeply grateful to National Council for their dedication, perseverance, and care in guiding our organization forward.

As the governing and advisory body of the sorority, the Board of Advisors continues to focus on long-term strategy, organizational stability, and acting as a resource to National Council. Over the past year, we’ve worked closely with leadership to begin aligning our Values Framework with a more standardized charter evaluation process— ensuring that our core principles are being upheld across every level of the organization. We also reinforced the importance of regional retreats as meaningful spaces to reconnect, reflect, and rebuild local sxsterhood These gatherings are not just events— they are opportunities to create lasting bonds and lay the foundation for a powerful and unified experience at our next National Convention.

More than ever, in today’s world, our sxsterhood must be a place of safety, belonging, and shared purpose. In a climate marked by social division and political unrest, Delta Kappa Delta stands as a sanctuary a place where women of color can show up authentically and find strength in one another. We encourage each of you to lean into that strength. Prioritize community. Build relationships that matter. Find comfort, courage, and joy in the presence of your sxsters.

Looking ahead, Board of Advisors remains committed to supporting our national leadership and our growing membership We hope to welcome new voices to the Board of Advisors and continue building an organization that not only reflects the values we were founded on but adapts, evolves, and thrives with every new generation.

With Love, Board of Advisors

Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc.

Priyanka Patel Chairperson

Prathima Reddy Chairperson Elect

25 YEARSOF IMPACT

This year, Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. is celebrating an incredible milestone: 25 years of sxsterhood, service, and growth.

What began in 1999 at Texas A&M University as a vision shared by a group of strong and passionate women has grown into a national sxsterhood that uplifts South Asian voices and creates meaningful change in our communities.

THIS YEAR, DELTA KAPPA DELTA SORORITY, INC. IS CELEBRATING AN INCREDIBLE MILESTONE: 25 YEARS OF SISTERHOOD, SERVICE, AND GROWTH.

WHAT BEGAN IN 1999 AT TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AS A VISION SHARED BY A GROUP OF STRONG AND PASSIONATE WOMEN HAS GROWN INTO A NATIONAL SISTERHOOD THAT UPLIFTS SOUTH ASIAN VOICES AND CREATES MEANINGFUL CHANGE.

Since our founding, we’ve stayed grounded in our mission by promoting cultural awareness, supporting causes like child abuse prevention, and building lifelong bonds among women who want to make a difference. Our journey has been filled with connection, leadership, and impact, and this anniversary is a time to reflect on how far we’ve come.

Here’s to 25 years of heart, purpose, and unity.

OUR PILLARS

COMMUNITYSERVICE &PHILANTHROPY

TOTAL SERVICE HOURS IN 2024 - 2025: 7,528 HOURS

SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Nu Chapter completed 862 total community service hours throughout the year

SERVICE HOURS OVER TIME: A 25-YEAR JOURNEY

Over the last 25 years, our sxsters have completed more than 130,000 recorded service hours. With our continued momentum, we’re on track to reach 150,000 hours by 2030 a milestone that reflects our enduring commitment to serving the community.

Avani Shetty completed 42 Hours in Spring 2025

Avani Shetty

Raquel Puerta

Raquel Puerta completed 99 Hours in Fall 2024

COMMUNITYSERVICE &PHILANTHROPY

IN SPRING 2025, OUR UPDATED SERVICE EXPECTATIONS WERE IMPLEMENTED TO HONOR DKD’S PRE-PANDEMIC REQUIREMENTS OF AT LEAST 30 HOURS PER SXSTER/SEMESTER AND 20 HOURS PER SXSTER/QUARTER ALONGSIDE MORE MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

ANNUAL SERVICE EVENTS

SPREAD THE LOVE

Spreading compassion across communities

A week dedicated to small acts of kindness. Sxsters engage in local service projects such as donations, checking up on loved ones, helping a neighbor, or supporting local businesses

HOPE WEEK

Helping Others Pursue Education

Our charters raise funds and awareness for communitybased organizations to support Akash’s Libraries, which builds libraries in under-resourced communities

CHILD WEEK

Changing Hope Into a Lasting Difference

Our philanthropy monthchild abuse prevention and education Alongside PCAA, we hosted a national Digital Action Day that combined learning with legislative advocacy.

ANNOUNCING OUR OFFICIAL PARTNERSHIP WITH PREVENT CHILD ABUSE AMERICA

We are proud to announce our official partnership with Prevent Child Abuse America (PCAA) — a national leader in child welfare, prevention education, and family advocacy.

We officially launched our partnership during CHILD Week 2025 through a two-part education and action event hosted in collaboration with PCAA.

Part 1: Advocacy Through Awareness

Representatives from PCAA introduced sxsters to their national strategy, prevention programs, and how to stay engaged.

Part 2: Action in Real Time

Sxsters used PCAA’s advocacy platform to send policy emails to elected officials They also designed and shared digital awareness squares across social media

DELTA KAPPA DELTA’S DONATIONS TO PCAA SINCE 2018

With this partnership, we hope to:

Educate members on child welfare policy through workshops/toolkits

Continue collaboration on advocacy campaigns

Partake in annual service events during CHILD Week

Amplify our national voice on critical issues affecting children and families

CULTURE &COMMITMENT

OUR STEADFAST COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION (DEI)

As a South Asian-founded and multiculturally representative sorority, we center equity, inclusion, and cultural celebration in everything we do - from leadership to service

In 2024-2025, we reaffirmed our commitment through active collaborations, inclusive programming, and resources that reflect our diverse sxsterhood.

NATIONAL RESOURCES

We continue to build a resource database that empowers our members and the community to be inclusive, informed, and intentional.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

3.49

AVERAGE CUMULATIVE GPA 55% OF MEMBERS HAVE AN AVERAGE GPA ≥ 3.5

2024-2025

COLLEGIATE MEMBERS GRADUATED

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHT

GPA TRENDS

Not only are we committed to giving back, but to also be strong and educated individuals. With the strengthening of our Academic Programming and emphasis on educational excellence, we continue to see our sxsters surpass standards in their cumulative and term GPAs and as an organization.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Shreya Sachan - Alpha

Bailee Robertson - Beta

Ramneek Kaur - Delta

Aditi Gupta - Epsilon

Diya Sathyanna - Theta

Maya Mawla - Iota

Neha Chowdhury - Lambda

Dharshini Shankar - Purdue

Ritika Chaterjee - Miami University

GRADUATINGCLASSOF2025

ALPHA CHAPTER

Easha “Psyche” Srikanth

BETA CHAPTER

Alejandra “SNKER” Barron

Mariah “Kedi” Carlo

Aaliyah “Cloud” Cepeda

Elena “Flor” MacWilliams

Pamela “Magnolia” Paz

Raquel “ Rocky” Puerta

Tiffany “Kill Bill” Rivera

Bailee “Ariadne” Robertson

Alexandra “Acanthis” Walsh

DELTA CHAPTER

Sakshi “Solaire” Gawde

Faith “Aurelia” Joseph

Nina “Emery” Parikh

Nidhi “Étienne” Patel

Shawna “Rayonner” Thomas

EPSILON CHAPTER

Esha “Sathi” Dahal

Vibha “Zafira” Iyengar

Ushna “Chaudhry” Khushi

Nidhi “Naomi” Murthy

Amal “Sonia” Rahman

Sonia “Serena” Shah

ZETA CHAPTER

Sarah “Sitara” Jewanee

Nilaya “Neytiri” Patel

THETA CHAPTER

Jahnavi “Poetry” Bhargava

Sariaya “Vespera” Oommen

IOTA CHAPTER

Ishita ”La Musique” Abrol

Shachi “Aesthetic” Benara

Khushali “NIGHTINGALE”

Bhatt

Tanvi “Moxie” Kandepuneni

Annika “ANI” Reddivari

Poorvi “PATAKA” Sriraman

Sam “HUSTLER” Wing

Yogita “Kalina” Venkatesan

LAMBDA CHAPTER

Aarushi “Tulip” Jain

Arya “Neptune” Kande

Arianna “Polaris” Lekhraj

Vaishali “Aster” Shah

Saumya “Mizar” Vishnoi

MU CHAPTER

Medha “Ir!s” Annavarapu

Srimayee “Chrome” Gadde

Prisha “Inara” Gupta

Pareen “Ambro$ia” Parag

Rachel “Charisma” Pazhoor

Juhitha “Astra” Raella

Sahaana “Elora” Thangadurai

Sivani “Celtic” Yallamanchali

NU CHAPTER

Cat “Kit” Bobby

Aishwarya “Aish Ketchum”

Chawla

Aakanksha “Aaklemore” Deb

Upajna “Iggy” Palepu

Rhea “Kajal” Parida

Simran “Simi” Purewal

Inaayat “Queen” Sidhu

Sruthinidaa “Rue” Suresh

Tanvi “Lali” Tandon

Shalini “Shalu” Thirumal

Kavneet “Kav” Thoohan

XI CHAPTER

Rena “Gaia” Aggarwal

Krisha “Jasmine” Gandhi

Adya “Amethyst” Gupta

Akanksha “Aquamarine” Patibandla

Amena “Azurite” Talajawala

Mahita “Andesine” Talla

Larissa “Sapphira” Zacharias

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY CHARTER

Punya “Aristeia” Balwalli

Devshree “ESTELLA” Botwe

Brinda “Incendia” Patel

Isha “SOLUS” Patel

Pooja “Chaos” Patel

Sneha “AURELEA” Patel

Misha “KALEA” Sarkar

PURDUE UNIVERSITY CHARTER

Sruthi “Aeolis” Bhamidipati

Annabelle “Dove” Bridgewaters

Sara “Kora” Gothra

Jasmeen “Ken” Kaur

Manasvi “Olivine” Lingampally

Tarini “Grinch” Manda

Jyothika “Razzle” Papudesu

Yana “Seraph1na” Sheoran

Niva “Ciela” Shrestha

Maya “Rexx” Singh

Jharna “Kirby” Suresh

Lakshmi “Nephele” Talapaneni

MIAMI UNIVERSITY CHARTER

Ritika “Thug” Chaterjee

Celena “Kdot” Karra

Meenal “Nav” Khurana

Samika “Rocky” Saste

Hailey “Rih Rih” Zachariah

2024-2025 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

The intent of this award is to honor and commemorate the memories of our Omega Class sxsters through academic and professional excellence. This year the Memorial Scholarship will have a monetary value of $1,000. It will be awarded to only one of the nominated sxsters.

In Memoriam of the Omega Class:

Stephanie Philip - Alpha Chapter - Sxster Invincible

Meera Thomas - Theta Chapter - Sxster Unstoppable

Ashwini Vatsamanu - Delta Chapter - Sxster Sidereal

Winner: Sariaya Oommen

The intent of this award is to honor the dedication and commitment of our senior collegiate members by providing them financial support for their higher education entrance exams and study materials This year the DediKated Scholars Award will have a monetary value of $100 It will be awarded to a maximum of 5 of the nominated sxsters

Winners: Sariaya Oommen, Aarushi Mittal, Sonia Singh

This grant provides sxsters with an opportunity to further their growth and development. Grants are awarded for professional development costs related to the applicant’s job and/or career goals. The DKD Professional Development Grant can be awarded a maximum of $250 per person and until the award reaches the $1000 cap. The grant will cover up to 70% of the cost.

Winners: Chandni Mahendru, Jazzmine Mendez, Manasi Nagaokar, Sanchi Chakraborty

The intent of this award is to provide support to both collegiate and alumnae members of Delta Kappa Delta toward their tuition. The Tuition Support Scholarship will award 4 sxsters with the maximum of $250 per academic year.

Winners: Muskaan Siddique, Maya Singh, Jazzmine Mendez, Bibidha Aryal

Support future scholarships and grants at donorbox.org/deltakappadelta

INTERNSHIP HIGHLIGHTS

ADHYA REDDY UMASS AMHERST

Data Analytics and UX on the Everlasting Peacock Project

Analyzed data from the Everlasting Peacock Project, offering a valuable temperature gauge on sxsterhood connection and engagement

CHINMAI MUDIGONDA TEXAS A&M

Wellness and Mental Health

Created a Mental Health Toolkit, which was shared and presented at the Southern Regional Retreat to support wellness and resilience across the organization

NITYA YELLIAH

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

Community Engagement and Health Communications

Reached out to Prevent Child Abuse America, which led to a National Service Collaboration, reinforcing our commitment to community service and external partnerships

VIDHYA KOMMINENI TEXAS A&M

Charter Quality Control and Standards Development

Launched a Chapter Scoring Training to increase transparency and confidence in the scoring process, and assessed charted activity and satisfaction data to inform strategic planning

AARUSHI MITTAL UIUC

Project Management & Governance Document Review

Compiled a comprehensive Charter Affiliation Document that clarified key policies, and supported the standardization and accessibility across DKD’s governance processes to ensure clarity and consistency

SIRI BYRISETTY

PURDUE UNIVERSITY

Web Development and UX Design

Improved DKD’s national website and created ideas to standardize charter websites

This enhanced user experience, streamlined navigation, and contributed to a cohesive online platform

PAKHI PAGARE

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

Marketing and Content Creation

Developed engaging social media campaigns, and curated content that helped strengthen DKD’s storytelling and amplified our mission across digital platforms

THIS YEAR, WE WELCOMED SEVEN DEDICATED INTERNS WHOSE WORK MADE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON NATIONAL OPERATIONS AND CHARTER DEVELOPMENT. WE ARE DEEPLY PROUD OF OUR FIRST CLASS OF INTERNS’ CONTRIBUTIONS AND LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THEIR CONTINUED LEADERSHIP WITHIN AND BEYOND OUR ORGANIZATION.

INDOMITABLE SPIRIT

NATIONAL WEBINARS AND REGIONAL RETREATS

DKD hosted a yearlong series of national webinars and two impactful regional retreats, providing sxsters with opportunities to learn, reflect, and lead

September: Mastering the Art of Staying Organized

October: Internship Preparation

November: LinkedIn & Résumé Building

December: DEI Workshop

February: Wellness & Self Care

April: Preventing Child Abuse with PCAA

Sxsters gathered this Spring for regional leadership workshops, community-building, impactful service projects, and charter collaboration!

MIDWEST RETREAT - CHICAGO

SOUTHERN RETREAT - AUSTIN

AWARDS &ACHIEVEMENTS

THESE SXSTERS AND CHARTERS EXEMPLIFY THE BEST OF DELTA KAPPA DELTA’S VALUES THROUGH SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, AND INNOVATION

Aryal

Divya

Akshaya Ramaswamy Sxster of the Year

Akshaya Ramaswamy Outstanding Alumna

Sariaya Oomen Outstanding New Member

Charvi Talla Most Passionate Sxster

DELTA CHAPTER, Temple University Charter of the Year

XI CHAPTER, University of Maryland Rising Phoenix

Bibidha

(Theta) President of the Year

Raheja (Delta) VP of the Year

Avani Shetty (Xi) RA of the Year

Romee Mohanta (Delta) RA of the Year

Sanchita Chakraborty Outstanding Leader

Simran Ford Impactful Service

Manasi Nagaokar Professional Distinction

NEWCHAPTER ANNOUNCEMENT!

XI chapter c h a p t e r

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND - COLLEGE PARK

These tenacious, passionate, driven sxsters established on June 6, 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. They overcame obstacles, grew in numbers, and strengthened their bonds of sxsterhood.

NATIONAL COUNCIL IS PROUD TO DECLARE THAT UMD HAS NOW SUCCESSFULLY EARNED ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES ASSOCIATED WITH RECEIVING FULL CHAPTER STATUS.

CHARTER HIGHLIGHTS

ALPHA CHAPTER

Shreya Sachan, President

“Leading our chapter gave me the opportunity to watch the compassion and commitment of our sxsters during our late night meetings and early morning service events I am proud to be a part of an environment that encourages academic and personal growth, and I am so thankful for these incredible womxn for letting me lead right beside them. As I have watched them grow into future leaders of this organization, I am reminded of how grateful I am to be a part of a forever sxsterhood that is rooted in service and strength ”

Highest GPA in all of MGC and Greek Life at TAMU.

ZETA CHAPTER

Anusha Vinta, President

“This year, we’ve accomplished so much together from hosting impactful service events to deepening our campus presence, growing our bonds, and staying rooted in our founding values. Whether it was late-night prep for hosting our Southern Regional Retreat to formals in Austin or Dallas, everyone all showed up with heart And that’s what makes our charter special I’m proud of the legacy we’re building: one where each sxster feels seen, supported, and empowered to lead. Thank you for trusting me, encouraging me, and walking alongside es,

EPSILON CHAPTER

Charvi Talla, President

“Looking back on this year, I’m honestly just so proud of everything we’ve done together. I never saw myself becoming president, but I’m so grateful I took that step because it changed everything The energy, the dynamic, the way people felt comfortable showing up as they are it meant a lot to create a space where our sxsters felt safe, supported, and celebrated.“

Our sxster Sam won Best/Outstanding Neo at the Greek Oscars!

THETA CHAPTER

Bibidha Aryal, President

“With the help of our chapter advisor and my chapter, I was able to learn so much about leadership and how to be a leader on my terms I realized that every President is different and I had to figure out what worked for me in order to get my chapter to thrive. I learned skills that I believe will help me in the real world such as time management, professionalism, teamwork, social skills and so much more I could not be more thankful for this opportunity and experience because it is something and remem

#1 GPA in all and complet

CHARTER HIGHLIGHTS

NU CHAPTER Isha Mandavilli, President

“We began the year by crossing 12 new sxsters and hosting our first presentation since COVID. As I stepped into the presidency during an audit year, we focused on rebuilding internally our new sxsters took on leadership roles, supported by our returning members In the spring, we crossed our Xi Line with our first outdoor presentation and hosted a meaningful retreat on Whidbey Island. Our service efforts grew with new outreach partnerships, and our teams from fundraising and marketing to professional development and MGC relations helped strengthen our presence I’m incredibly proud of how far we’ve come, grateful for this experience, and excited to see what our next leaders accomplish Go Nu Chapter love y’all!

Expanded local service outreach & MGC outreach, and held a successful Bollywood Ball!

XI CHAPTER Manu Parimi, President

“This past year, we were able to initiate 8 new sxsters, and held successful fundraisers and partnerships with other South Asian organizations on campus, such as a mehendi fundraiser for an upcoming Garba in the fall We participated in service events such as Gift of Life Donor Registry Cheek Swabbing pop-ups, planting trees for UMD’s Good Neighbor Day, and clearing invasive plant species with UMD’s Weed Warriors program. Having been the president for the past semester, adjusting to the position has been hard, but I’ve learned a lot about myself this semester and how I need to improve as a leader. I hope to take these lessons and apply it in the upcoming year and in the future as I lead the sxsters of the UMD charter, and others in my career ”

Won the William E. Kirwan Most Improved Chapter for Multicultural Greek Council at UMD!