Sorority Chapter Info
The Panhellenic Council is the governing body for sororities at FHSU. Fort Hays State University is home to four National Panhellenic Conference sororities. When you join a sorority, you also become a member of Panhellenic and are encouraged to attend all Panhellenic events.
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Chapter |
Alpha Gamma Delta |
| Letters | ΑΓΔ |
| Founded |
May 30, 1904 Syracuse University, NY |
| Colors | Red, Buff, Green |
| Symbols | Pearl and Squirrel |
| Flower | Red and Buff Rose |
| Philanthropy | Fighting Hunger |
| Local Website | TigerLink Page |
| National Website | https://alphagammadelta.org/ |
| "The women of Alpha Gamma Delta live by our Purpose to achieve a higher standard that helps improve the lives of each woman, the people around them, and the communities in which we live. As a chapter, we develop personal, leadership, and academic growth. Our members are supportive of each other in individual and chapter goals through our loving and unique sisterhood. Our vision of “Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.” helps guide our everyday lives and motivates us to leave our mark in the places we live and on the people around us." - AGD | |
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Chapter |
Alpha Sigma Alpha |
| Letters | ΑΣΑ |
| Founded |
November 15th, 1901 Longwood College, VA |
| Colors | Crimson, Pearl White, Palm Green, Gold |
| Symbols | Phoenix, 4-Point Crown, Palm Tree, Star |
| Flower | Narcissus, Aster |
| Philanthropy | Girls on the Run International, Special Olympics, Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation |
| Local Website | TigerLink Page |
| National Website | https://www.alphasigmaalpha.org/ |
| "The purpose of Alpha Sigma Alpha is to foster close friendships between members and to develop women of poise and purpose. Alpha Sigma Alpha members live by the core values of balance, generosity, growth, integrity, learning, responsibility, relationships, and enjoyment. Our mission is to promote high ideals and standards for members by emphasizing balance among our four aims of intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development." - ASA | |
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Chapter |
Delta Zeta |
| Letters | ΔΖ |
| Founded |
October 24th, 1902 Miami University, OH |
| Colors | Rose and Green |
| Symbols | Roman Lamp, Turtle |
| Flower | Pink Killarney Rose |
| Philanthropy | Starkey Hearing Foundation, Painted Turtle Camp |
| Local Website | TigerLink Page |
| National Website | http://www.deltazeta.org/ |
| "Delta Zeta's aim is to create global citizens, lifelong learners, and women who walk truly in all they do. We strive to become women who are empowered and can empower others, not only in college, but as we continue through out lives. With the help of our sisterhood, each member is able to find the support and love they need to become the best version of themselves. " - DZ | |
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Chapter |
Sigma Sigma Sigma |
| Letters | ΣΣΣ |
| Founded |
April 20th, 1898 Longwood College, VA |
| Colors | Royal Purple and White |
| Symbols | Sailboat |
| Flower | Purple Violet |
| Philanthropy | Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation, March of Dimes |
| Local Website | TigerLink Page |
| National Website | https://www.trisigma.org/ |
| "The women of the Alpha Gamma chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma aim to become inspired leaders by upholding our vows and living out our values of love, hope, wisdom, faith, and power. The women of this chapter show support for causes greater than themselves by participating in service activities and by raising money to support their philanthropy. With a strong sisterhood in place, members support one another to achieve scholastic success, promote living with integrity and love, and empowering the individuals surrounding them.” - TriSigma | |
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Chapter |
Sigma Alpha |
| Letters | ΣA |
| Founded |
January 26,1978 Ohio State University, OH |
| Colors | Emerald and Maize |
| Symbols | Baby Bull |
| Flower | Yellow Chrysanthemum |
| Philanthropy | Agriculture in the Community |
| Local Website | TigerLink Page |
| National Website | https://sigmaalpha.org/org/ |
| "The objective of Sigma Alpha shall be to promote its members in all facets of agriculture and to strengthen the bonds of friendship among them. It is the purpose of the members to strive for achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service, and to further the development of excellence in women pursuing careers in agriculture." | |