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Alpha Kappa Delta Phi

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Chi Delta Theta

The sorority was established on October 13, 1989, as the first Asian-American interest sorority at UCSB by two Asian-American women. Today, the sisters of Chi Delta Theta work toward the fulfillment of the organizational goals established by their founders. These goals are symbolized through Chi Delta Theta's five points: community service, academics, cultural awareness, sisterhood, and social activity. Being a diverse group in a diverse society, Chi Delta Theta does not judge by race, sexual orientation, creed, or color. Chi Delta Theta promotes cultural awareness, concentrating on the various Asian cultures.


Lambda Sigma Gamma

The purposes of this association are to instill the desire for self improvement, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation of civic responsibility. By uniting women of various cultural backgrounds, Lambda Sigma Gamma, creates an atmosphere of support and growth for women in higher education. Tutoring, mentoring, and assisting with the development of youth are specific interests of the Lambda Sigma Gamma members.


Lambda Theta Nu

Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. is a Latina based (but not limited to) organization that has grown to 17 chapters in the past 15 years, since its establishment. The ideals of Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. are academic excellence, community service, and sisterhood. The Nu chapter at UCSB was established on September 26, 1999. Since their inception they have striven for all members to uphold a 2.5 g.p.a. or above. They also focus on mentoring the youth of the Isla Vista community; as well as raising funds for AIDS and cancer research, just to name a few. This chapter works hard in maintaining their prestige on this campus, by fulfilling all of the ideals to the fullest.


Sigma Alpha Zeta

Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority was established at California State University, Fresno in 1992. The Founding Mothers came from various backgrounds, interests, and ethnicities who were in search of friendship, networks, support, commitment, and security-all of which were a part of an eternal sisterhood. Each individual had her own personal goals, however together they strived for success in higher education and improvements in the community. Sigma Alpha Zeta is a multi-cultural sorority, which has no prejudices or holds any type of discrimination against other cultures, traditions, religion, race, or creed. Today these same concepts exist and the same goals are attained. The Founding Mothers of Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority have pride and love for what they have created and have passed on this gift to other chapters and generations.


Sigma Kappa Chi

Founded in 1993, Sigma Kappa Chi was the second sorority founded as an Asian-American interest sorority at UCSB. The purpose of Sigma Kappa Chi is to promote sisterhood, cultural awareness, and academic excellence. Membership is open to any UCSB woman who is enrolled, in good academic standing and who desires to learn more about, celebrate, and appreciate the special aspects of the Asian-American community.


Nu Alpha Kappa

Founded in 1992, the fraternity, composed mostly of Chicano/Latino students, seeks to unite and involve all students in a more harmonious and brotherly atmosphere through academic, social, and cultural means. Nu Alpha Kappa strives to provide opportunities for interaction and cooperation among students from various backgrounds in order to improve relations among all students and the community. Membership is open to any male UCSB student who has been matriculated for at least one year.



Sigma Chi Omega

Sigma Chi Omega was founded in 1993 by ten friends who wanted to give back to the community what they themselves received: support, encouragement, and service. Without the limit of racial boundaries, Sigma Chi Omega, a multi-cultural fraternity, seeks to contribute to the betterment of the University of California Santa Barbara and other universities as it expands to other campuses. When you are in Sigma Chi Omega, you are not only among brothers, you are among friends.



Zeta Phi Rho

Zeta Phi Rho promotes academics, community service, and a sense of strength and unith within each of the members' brotherhood and respect for each person in the chapter and community.