Facts
Delta
Zeta was founded on October 24, 1902 by six women: Julia Bishop,
Anne Simmons, Anna Keen, Alfa Lloyd, Mabelle Minton, and Mary Collins. It is
the first national sorority at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
Delta
Zeta is one of the sororities with the largest number of college chapters.
Our 165 college chapters are distributed from coast to coast while our 250
alumnae chapters offer continuing association in 50 states, including Hawaii
and Alaska, as well as the United Kingdom and Canada.
The
sorority colors are rose and green, the flower is the pink Killarney rose.
The
sorority emblem is the Roman lamp, its official jewel is the diamond.
Delta
Zeta Headquarters is located in Oxford, Ohio.
Delta
Zeta has a National loan fund and many scholarships to aid members
who may need financial assistance to finish their education.
Delta
Zeta's quarterly magazine, THE LAMP OF DELTA ZETA, is sent to
all members.
Delta
Zeta college chapters receive supervision from national officers, regional
directors and local alumnae advisory boards.
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