The ladies of alpha Kappa Delta Phi at the University of Houston proudly presents their Spring 2007 Phi Pledge Class:
Krystle Casal
Fortuna Chu
Jamie Cooper
Amy Luu
Helen Nguyen
Thuy Truong
Pledge Mom: Pegon Dam
We'd like to thank all the organizations that came out to support our active house, our pledge mom, and our pledge class, especially to our brothers, Lambda Phi Epsilon. Good luck girls!
Pictures will be posted as soon as they are uploaded.
The ladies of alpha Kappa Delta Phi would like to wish everyone a Happy Lunar New Year in the Year of the Pig! We hope everyone has a happy and prosperous new year!
This year, Iota Chapter participated in volunteering for Tet Festival 2007, an annual event that celebrates the Vietnamese New Year. It was held at Hermann Square in Downtown. We were in charge of the Kids N' Tet craft section and we helped kids make paper dragons, paper lanterns, zodiac wheels, necklaces, fortune cookies, and other crafts.
As soon as pictures are uploaded, we will post pictures to this entry!
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Chúc Mừng Nãm Mới!
Vietnamese
Xin Nian Kuai Le!
Chinese
Sae Hae Bok Man Yi Bat Eu Sae Yo!
Korean
The ladies of aΚ∆Φ would like to thank all those who came out to our rush events this semester! We had a great time getting to meet all of you lovely ladies and we thank you for your time and for your interest in getting to know just what our sorority is all about.
For those that weren't able to make it to Spring Rush 2007, be on the lookout during the summer and during the fall semesters for Fall Rush 2007 information and flyers! We look forward to seeing you lovely ladies there in the future!
Welcome to the brand new blog for alpha Kappa Delta Phi's Iota chapter at the University of Houston! Here you can find out what our sorority is all about and you can get insight into the lifestyle of a KDPhi. Learn more about our sorority, find out information about events, and leave us comments about what we do! We look forward to working with everyone in this upcoming semester!
alpha Kappa Delta Phi is the largest, strongest, and fastest-growin Asian interest sorority in the nation. With 43 chapters nationwide and more than 1000 sisters, the possibilities are endless! The purpose of our sorority is to promote sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, and Asian awareness throughout the University and the community, while encouraging the expression of the individual. It is our mission to provide sisterhood among women, and to promote our ideals. Further, to provide a support group for those in their times of need and to encourage the making of successful women. To accomplish our mission we will:
We will measure our success in how well we are regarded by our peers, represented by our community, and supported by our sisters.
