Kappa Deltas work for social change with Invisible Children
Freshmen Zeta Iotas, Maggie Finnegan and Emily Malafa volunteer with the national organization, Invisible Children, which has a large presence on SLU’s campus. Invisible Children is reacting to the inhumane murders and abductions of Ugandan children to fight in the Civil War. The organization believes an international effort to rescue his child soldiers is the most viable way to end the most neglected humanitarian emergency in the world today. A non-profit organization working to transform apathy into activism, this organization documents the lives of those living in regions of conflict and injustice in an effort to educate and inspire individuals in the Western world to use their unique voice for change. The girls pose with St. Louis Rams’ linebacker, Chris Chamberlain, at a local event in downtown St. Louis.
Zeta Iota named Council Chapter!!
After much hard work, the Zeta Iota chapter of Kappa Delta Sorority was named Council Chapter, Kappa Delta's highest award, given every two years to only one Kappa Delta chapter, recognizing that chapter as best exemplifying the standards and procedures of Kappa Delta.
In addition to being named Council Chapter, Zeta Iota also won many other awards.
Click here to read the speech made by National Kappa Delta President, Julie Landgren Johnson, naming Zeta Iota Council Chapter.
More information about Kappa Delta's 56th Biennial National Convention and Zeta Iota's awards can be found on the National Kappa Delta website.
Zeta Iota places in top 10 percent of Kappa Delta Chapters
Zeta Iota recognized at Order of Omega awards ceremony
Kappa Deltas Inducted into Greek Honor Society
Kappa Deltas Inducted into Greek Honor Society
Kappa Deltas work for social change with Invisible Children
Zeta Iota Senior accepted to prestigious Internship Program at Johns Hopkins
Senior KD is appointed Election Commisioner of SLU's SGA
KD Junior elected Orriflamme Treasurer
KD's Movin' On Up in SLU's REACH Women in Leadership Organization
Kappa Delta Named Council Chapter
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Zeta Iota Celebrates Academic Excellence; Sisters Receive 4.0's
Kappa Delta sorority and all its members continually strive for the "honorable, beautiful, and highest" in all areas of life. This notion extends to academics and Kappa Delta expects its members to always hold education as their top priority during college. The Zeta Iota chapter puts strong emphasis on academics and scholarship and assists its members through their college careers by providing an inner-sorority tutoring system and by establishing study hours.
Zeta Iota is always excited to celebrate the academic successes of its members!
KD Junior elected Orriflamme Treasurer
Junior, Mackenzie Burns was elected Treasurer of SLU's student-run volunteer leadership organization called Orriflamme. Orriflamme members are in charge of all welcome week activities at SLU and serve as mentors for the incoming freshmen.
KD's Movin' On Up in SLU's REACH Women in Leadership Organization
Junior Zeta Iota, Amanda Constantinesco (left) and Sophomore Zeta Iota member, Jessica Bouaoun have just completed another phase of SLU's REACH Women in Leadership organization. Amanda is Jessica's REACH leader for Phase 2 of the 3 Phase program.
Zeta Iota recognized at Order of Omega awards ceremony
At the Spring 2009 Order of Omega awards ceremony, Kappa Delta was distinguished among all of SLU’s Greek Chapters for several of its accomplishments:
Zeta Iota places in top 10 percent of Kappa Delta Chapters
After having achieved the Kappa Delta Council Award in 2005-2006, Kappa Delta’s highest award granted to a chapter every two years, Zeta Iota was proud to be a recipient of the Merit Award, an award granted to the top 10 percent of Kappa Delta chapters in the nation, at this year’s summer convention in Disneyworld.
Zeta Iota Senior accepted to prestigious Internship Program at Johns Hopkins
Senior Zeta Iota, Jill Jordan was accepted into the competitive Dietetic Internship Program at Johns Hopkins’ Bayview Medical Center. It is a full time, eleven month internship that provides clinical experiences and didactic courses that will provide her with the competencies needed for entry level dietetic practice. Jill will have the chance to rotate through the different areas of dietetics (burns, surgery, oncology, cardiology, weight management, eating disorders, among others) and do rounds with doctors and other professionals to prepare for her future career as a dietitian. At the end of the internship, she will sit for a national exam to become a Registered Dietetian.
Kappa Deltas were elected to the Student Government Association as Senators
