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| Upsilon Kappa Delta | |
|---|---|
| YΚΔ | |
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| Founded | December 10, 1993 CSU Chico, (Chico, California) |
| Type | Multicultural |
| Scope | National |
| Motto | A Sisterhood 2 Tight 2 Break |
| Pillars | Academics, Community Service, Sisterhood |
| Colors | Forest Green Navy Blue |
| Symbol | Butterfly |
| Flower | Stargazer Lily |
| Publication | The Brilliant Butterfly |
| Chapters | 5 active |
| Website | [1] |
Upsilon Kappa Delta Multicultural Sorority is a social multicultural sorority. It was one of the first multicultural sororities founded on Chico State's campus [1]. They are known for their pillars of Academics, Community Service and Sisterhood with an emphasis of Multiculturalism. Each year, chapters organize philanthropic, multicultural and academic events for their communities, ranging from step shows to themed philanthropy weeks.
History
[edit]Founded December 10, 1993 by 13 women who, according to their purpose, wanted to be an example of "The Ideal Multicultural Sorority" [2]
The 13 Founding Mothers are
- Sonia "TURTO" Pantoja
- Michelle "MIKLA" Guerrero
- Elvia "THILLY WABBIT " Torres
- Deanne "MONCHICHI" Berlanga
- Jessica "TINKER" Martinez
- Maria "BABS" Alvarez
- Lorena "TWEETY" Arteaga
- Nancy "CHAMPAIN" Espinoza
- Norma "LUK-EE" Mendieta
- Sorina "GUESS" Velasquez
- Connie "SONIC" Vargas
- Sarah "KIBBLER" Figueroa
- Jackeline "YOGI" Muñoz
Pillars
[edit]Academics
[edit]Community Service
[edit]The sorority's general philanthropy is Children with special needs. Each chapter chooses a cause in their area to focus on, as well as causes special to that chapter's members. Local philanthropies include Yellow Door, Kids Karnivals, Monarch School, March of Dimes, and Relay for Life. Members also participate in events benefitting Parkinson's Disease, Suicide Prevention and Breast Cancer Awareness.
The national sorority philanthropy is The Ronald McDonald House, focusing on providing support for families who have children undergoing medical treatment.
Sisterhood
[edit]Their pillar of sisterhood is emphasized in their motto "A Sisterhood 2 Tight 2 Break".
Chapters
[edit]| Chapter | School | Founding Date | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha- A | CSU Chico | December 10, 1993 | Chico |
| Beta - B | San Diego State | April 24, 1998 | San Diego |
| Gamma - Γ | CSU Stanislaus | May 5, 2000 | Turlock |
| Delta - Δ | Fresno State | September 20, 2003 | Fresno |
| Epsilon - E | CSU Los Angeles | July 7, 2007 | Los Angeles |
National Board of Directors
[edit]The National Board of Directors (NBOD) is elected every 2 years.
2016-2018 NBOD
- President Marina Mantos
- Vice President Marcela Acevedo
- Director of Expansion Andrea Hernandez
- Director of Public Relations Lyssa Baker
- Director of Alumnae Affairs Julie Parra
Symbols
[edit]The sorority's colors Forest Green, Maroon and Navy Blue always follow that order. The Butterfly symbol is also the mascot and is used on T-Shirts, recruitment flyers and other paraphernalia, sometimes with the sorority flower, the Stargazer Lily.
Notable Members
[edit]Naima Reddick, Alpha, USA Rugby player
Jasmine Sandlas, Gamma, recording artist
References
[edit]External links
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