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Undergraduate Chapters

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Collegiate Experience

Undergraduates

Undergraduates

The undergraduate campuses of Florida Memorial University and Florida International University represent the foundation of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® and we are proud of the legacy that our undergraduate chapters and members sow into our organization. The collegiate experience within Delta Eta and Sigma Pi Chapters compliments the lifelong commitment to service and development through leadership opportunities, the powerful connection through sisterhood, and development of scholastic opportunities. We hope that you explore all that Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter provides to our collegiate members to enhance their undergraduate experience.

 

Hazing has been prohibited in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® since the organization was founded in 1908. In 1999, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority reaffirmed its total opposition to hazing with the publication of a tougher anti-hazing policy and the implementation of new procedures to identify, investigate and punish incident.

 

Hazing will not be tolerated in any form. 

Hazing Policy

 

Any individual or chapter violation of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's Risk Management policy will result in suspension, expulsion or revocation of the chapter's charter. A fine may also be imposed.

 

In addition, hazing activities may result in official discipline by a college/university or the imposition of civil and criminal penalties for individuals and/or chapters.

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Delta Eta Chapter

Florida Memorial University

Delta Eta Chapter was chartered on the campus of Florida Memorial University, Miami, FL (FMU) on February 16, 1954 by ten (10) illustrious women: Lois Baker, Deloris Pelham, Eula Gary, Christine Morris, Bettye Henderson, Doris Medlock, Lillian Haile, Lugenia Francis, Bernardina Gonzales and Vernice Russ.

 

Over the years Delta Eta donated over 41 backpacks which carried the Florida Memorial University logo to an inner-city school, Jose De Diego Middle School. The backpacks contained all essential items needed for a successful school year. The chapter organized Pink Friday Events which raised awareness about Breast Cancer to young ladies on the campus of Florida Memorial. Members of Delta Eta annual provide welcome survival kits to incoming freshmen and offered words of encouragement. Delta Eta collected and donated canned goods as part of a collaborative effort with the National Panhellenic Council for victims of Hurricane Harvey. Acts of Green were implemented and conducted every fourth Tuesday of the month during lunch. The purpose of this event was to ensure that the cafeteria remained clean during lunch by picking up debris, cleaning tables, and floors. Delta Eta Chapter recognizes the importance of voting and participates in Connection Activities on campus and in collaboration with Gamma Zeta Omega. Member Janee Butler was selected as a Leadership Fellow in 2018.

 

Delta Eta has contributed over 200 pairs of shoes to Sole for Souls, participated in HBCU events sponsored by Gamma Zeta Omega, and participated in Connection activities held on the campus of Florida Memorial.

Sigma Pi Chapter was chartered on December 19, 2004 at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. The line, Genesis of the Pearl included members, LeeAnne Donaldson, Jurane Manuel, Pearlie Blaise, Jihan Drummond, Moyah Purkiss, Witnie Bresil, Carol Howard, Michelle Richards, Sharifa Crichton, Ameika Jackson, Rosemond Simplice, Tauheedah Stephens, Nadia Thomas and Wayneisha Williams.

 

Through the years, Sigma Pi has initiated the following signature programs: AKAlicious Treats Fall Icebreaker; AKAdemics Study session; Skee-Week, which highlighted the Mr. Ivy Leaf Scholarship Pageant; Pink Path to a Cure, held in October to raise money and awareness for Breast Cancer; How the AKA’s Stole Christmas in December, collecting toys for underprivileged children; Every Kiss begins with ”K” Spring Icebreaker (Valentine’s Day event) and the Pink Tea Social-fundraiser for the target, Global Impact. Sigma Pi also participates annually with the FIU MLK Dinner hosted by the Black Student Union Council. The MLK Dinner is the only one of the month-long events planned for and by the FIU students. Other programs that the chapter participated in included the Annual 24 Hour Relay for Life Cancer fundraiser; the City of Miami Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade; Pie an AKA fundraiser for the Organization targets; Acknowledging Her toiletry drive for the women at the Lotus House(women who are victims of Domestic Abuse); the Annual Founders Day Event, (this event will now be titled Prettiest on the Block a collaboration with Sigma Chi, Sigma Iota and Delta Eta chapters) and Founders Day Church Service with Gamma Zeta Omega.

 

In addition, collaborations with other Greek Letter organizations and agencies which included Kicking out Breast Cancer with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, AOL Leadership Retreat with the FIU Center for Leadership and Service, The Lupus Walk with Miami Lupus Foundation; South Dade Christmas Toy Giveaway, 100 underprivileged children are taken to the local Walmart to shop for Christmas; the FIU Week of Welcome events with the FIU Office of Campus; The FIU Holiday Celebration for Children, 100 underprivileged children are brought to campus for a program and are given gifts and computer (members of the chapter serve as Elves) and The HBCU Experience with the SBC Development Corporation.

 

Two Sigma Pi members, Bianca Morrison and Tierney Suggs were selected Leadership Fellows in 2012. member Ruth Israel graduated with honors as Summa Cum Laude in the Spring 2020 and was inducted into the FIU chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Order of Omega, Psi Chi Honors Society, and Taos Sigma Honor Society. She earned the Global Learning Medallion, Excellence in Civic Engagement Medallion of Distinction, and the Leadership Medallion. In Fall 2019, member Donette Fuller served as President of the FIU National Panhellenic Council (NPHC). At the end of Summer 2021, Member Amani Malvin Taylor, graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. In support of the Excellence Target Programs, Sigma Pi has participated in the International Day of Prayer; Caregivers Impact Day, #CAPS-ACT and SAT encouragement program(participated in the planning, due to COVID19 program was cancelled); HBCU Impact day; International Skee Week; Pillowcase dressmaking drive; Soles for Souls shoe drive; The HBCU Experience panel discussion with the SBC Development Corporation; Pink Goes Red Day–disseminating information and playing games with FIU faculty and staff in the Graham Center(Student center) and Pretty Nights in Harlem with the brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated (highlighting the arts through music and spoken word).The chapter has had on-going collection of shoes for the Soles for Souls.(currently have collected at least 100 pairs)

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Sigma Pi Chapter

Florida International University

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Sigma Pi Chapter

Engagement/Experience

Graduate

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Our lifelong commitment to sisterhood, service, and scholarship is exemplified in new, continued, or rededicated membership on the alumnae (graduate) level. Beyond the collegiate experience, alumnae engagement offers continued opportunities to grow personally and professional, build relationships, and serve the community. Our everlasting bond extends beyond sisterhood to a network of professional women dedicated to supporting one another around the world.

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