Some of the philanthropic support provided by Sigma Alpha Iota includes grant and scholarship funds, community outreach programs and individual scholarships. This sorority was founded at Ann Arbor's University School of Music on June 2, 1903. Fraternities and sororities have been an integral part of campus life at Frostburg State University since 1931, with the establishment of Iota Alpha Sigma. SAI currently has more than 100,000 members as well as 114 chapters. This Greek group is dedicated to providing its members with educational and musical resources. Sigma Alpha Iota is a music sorority with an international presence. Some of our individual order items include throw pillows, wall tapestries, cosmetic bags, blankets, shower curtains, coasters and Christmas tree ornaments. Some of the SAI merchandise that is available for group order includes fanny packs, hats, drink ware, jewelry, tote bags, notebooks, sunglasses and Sigma Alpha Iota plaques. Many of our items are also customizable so that you can make each piece truly your own. All of our sorority clothing comes in a large assortment of colors, sizes and styles to suit all tastes. Our selection of SAI clothing and accessories includes Sigma Alpha Iota shirts, sweatshirts, shorts, pants and even graduation stoles to wear as you walk across the stage. You can also get a great discount on a group order if you'd like to get SAI gear for your entire chapter. You'll find everything you need to dress for your next Greek event, decorate your dorm room and take notes in your classes all while supporting your favorite sorority. This collection includes Sigma Alpha Iota apparel, accessories, stationery, home décor, gifts and much more. Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc.There's no better way to show your SAI sorority pride in style than by shopping the huge selection of Sigma Alpha Iota merchandise from Greek U. Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. Jonathan Bartolome, Kyle Kjerulff, Erik Sellas Multicultural Council of Greek Organizationsĭelta Phi Delta Multicultural Fraternity - Alpha Chapter
alpha Kappa Delta PhiĮta Chapter - University of Texas at Austinĭelta Chapter - University of California, Santa Cruz The Florida State University / Tallahassee Community The FSU aKDPhi Charter Class would like to recognize the following organizations and individuals for their endless support of our chapter during its establishment.
Each of the young women pledged to work hard to break stereotypes, build bonds with other Greek organizations, and to pass on the teachings and values of the sorority. On April 21, 2001, FSU became the newest αΚΔΦ colony - the 30th chapter of alpha Kappa Delta Phi, Inc. On February 19 2001, eleven women - Rizcion Dagani, Diane Dossa, Ruby Estoy, Clarissa Ignacio, Chantal Lie, Gillian Lie, Diana Ngyuen, Cynthia Samar, Jessica Shultz, Victoria VanWycke, and Leslie Zabala- became the Florida State University αΚΔΦ Charter Class. was recognized by the Multi-Cultural Council of Greek Organizations at the Florida State University. As P.A.A.W.S., this group of determined women, under the guidance of our beloved Momma Maves, set a foundation that promoted Asian awareness on campus and in the Tallahassee community. The first step was to establish P.A.A.W.S.-An Asian-American Women's Organization.
They felt that FSU, with its growing Asian population, needed an organization that promoted scholarship, leadership, timeless sisterhood, community service and Asian Awareness. In the Spring of 2000, Maves Ranola and Rizcion Dagani ambitiously worked to establish an Asian-American Interest Sorority on the campus of The Florida State University.
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