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Nationals History

Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Incorporated was founded by four amazing women at Texas Tech University, Melissa Montoya, Irene Montoya, Nellie Flores, and Cynthia Garza. It became recognized as a sorority on April 6th, 1987. It is known as the most powerful network of Latina Leaders.

The purpose of Kappa Delta Chi is to promote the values of Unity, Honesty, Integrity and Leadership among women at colleges and universities. Through service, sisterhood and a strong base in academics Kappa Delta Chi is fostering a new generation of women.

Through the hard work and dedication of all its members, Kappa Delta Chi is now one of the strongest Latina-based sororities in the country. Prestigious to be the first of its kind in the Southwest, KDChi currently holds chapters in seven regions, 15 states and 55 institutions of higher education. Kappa Delta Chi also brings a rich tradition of excellence to the institutions where they reside

Founders
Chapter History

In the Spring of 2009, there was a young student at the University of North Texas who wished to bring Kappa Delta Chi onto campus. She felt that this wonderful sorority would provide the leadership and service opportunities that her fellow academically-oriented Latinas desired.



She and a few other friends started the student organization called "Ladies Empowering a Dream" or "LEAD", as they were better known as. Together, they held fundraisers for the Denton Arthritis Walk and volunteered for the Denton Humane Society in hopes of meeting the requirements to start the sorority.

After recruiting many more dedicated women, the "Leadies," as they were affectionately called, joined the Multicultural Greek Council as a prospective colony of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc. The Leadies made friends with several organizations and teamed up for various events and mixers. Soon after meeting the national requirements for chartering, the girls met with the Kappa Delta Chi National Expansion Chair and National Recruitment Officers in Dallas, TX to begin their journey to become sisters.

On October 23, 2010, the charter members became sisters of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. The charter members made up the entirety of the colony at the University of North Texas. They included: Cirzy Gonzalez, Yvette Andablo, Selene Casco, Mayra Aguilar, Alyssa Galvan, Serenity Nguyen, Maureen Huaringa, Katherine Fillmore, Mayra Diaz, Lizette Peña, and Miriam Morales.



The following semester they had great success in the Greek community, winning five coveted awards at the Greek Awards. These included: MGC Spirit Award, MGC Involvement Cup, Chapter Progress of the Year Award, MGC Advisor of the Year Award, and MGC Greek Woman of the Year Award to Cirzy Gonzalez.

Later that Spring, the colony brought in an Alpha Class and soon after received Chapter Status. On August 21, 2011, they became known as the Oh  So  Strong, Alpha Upsilon  Chapter  of  Kappa Delta Chi.

Charters 

Purpose

The purpose of Kappa Delta Chi is to promote the traditional values of Unity, Honesty, Integrity and Leadership among women at the University of North Texas.

fun facts

our flower is the Pink Rose

Our crest

our stone is emerald

Our Mascot is the Penguin

our colors are pink and maroon

Service

Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc. is a service based sorority. We believe it is important to give back to the community and we acknowledge it through service. Through it we gain personal growth and we strengthen our bond as sisters. Together we make an impact by having each sister complete 30 hours of service and many more beyond that, each semester.

Organizations we support
Our Philanthropy
  • Kappa Delta Chi supports the American Cancer Society as its official philanthropy.

For more information about our national organization, please visit:   www.kappadeltachi.org
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