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Theta Chapter Chartering Member Featured by the Latino Community Fund Georgia
Soror Dr. Natalie Hernandez Green (Theta Chapter, Spring 1998, Chartering Class) has been featured by the Latino Community Fund Georgia. The article is available on their website in English and Spanish…
Alumnae Named as New York State’s 40 under 40 Latino Rising Stars
Anayely Gomez and Jessica Saul honored as 2018 New York State’s 40 under 40 Latino Rising Stars by the Hispanic Coalition of NY Sisters Anayely Gomez and Jessica Saul have been honored as two of New York State’s 40 under 40 Latino Rising Stars by the…
Alumna Recognized in “El Mundo Boston’s 30 Under 30”
Pamela Rosario, Pi Chapter Alumna, has been recognized as one of “El Mundo Boston’s 30 Under 30” Pi Chapter Alumna, Pamela Rosario, has been recognized as one of “El Mundo Boston’s 30 Under 30” honorees this past weekend, November 10, 2018…
Alumnae Association’s 2018 Golden Colibri Grant is now Available
The purpose of the Alumnae Association (AA) is to provide a sister-support system beyond the undergraduate experience for our members that will include social, professional and other relevant activities. The AA affords the opportunity for members to continue serving and educating the community at large through mentoring programs, education…
Beta Upsilon Chapter Awarded at NGLA
Our Beta Upsilon Chapter was Awarded Two Amy Vojta Impact Awards at the Northeast Greek Leadership Association’s Annual Conference Beta Upsilon Chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology earned TWO awards at the Northeast Greek Leadership Association (NGLA) Conference in Pittsburgh, PA on February 24, 2018. They were…
Alumna’s Documentary Film wins an Emmy
Eta Chapter Alumna Produces and Co-Directs Emmy-Winning Documentary Film: (T)ERROR On October 5th our Eta Chapter Alumna, Lyric R. Cabral, won a News and Documentary Emmy Award in the Outstanding Investigative Documentary category for her film (T)ERROR. Lyric produced and co-directed the documentary, described as…
Reach for the Gold Book Scholarship Available for 2017
The purpose of the Alumnae Association (AA) is to provide a sister-support system beyond the undergraduate experience for our members that will include social, professional and other relevant activities. The AA affords the opportunity for members to continue serving and educating the community at large through mentoring programs, education…
OPBSI Winners at NALFO Awards
National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO) is the coalition of 16 Latina/o based sororities and fraternities in the United States. NALFO exists to unite and empower its Latino organizations and their communities through advocacy, cultural awareness, and organizational development while fostering positive interfraternal relationships and collaborating on issues…