We’re so excited you’re interested in joining Kappa. If you’re genuine, uplifting and determined to make positive change in your community, we want to meet you!

Join Our Sisterhood

To be considered for Alumna Initiation, you must be an alumna of a four-year collegiate institution and not be an initiated member of another National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) organization.

You will need to provide via email:

• A completed application form.
• Two completed reference forms. References must be members of Kappa Kappa Gamma in good standing. At least one must be an alumna member (i.e., someone who is not currently a collegian).
• A completed sponsor commitment form. This Kappa will be your guide throughout the process. This member can be one of your references or another Kappa.
• Your resume.

Once your application materials are received, you will participate in an interview. You will meet (in person or virtually) with Kappa volunteers to provide more information once your application is received. These volunteers will provide a recommendation to Fraternity Council — our organization’s governing body — and Kappa Kappa Gamma Headquarters will notify you of the decision.

Learn More About Kappa Membership

If accepted, the educational period leading up to Initiation begins! You will be provided with human and written resources during this experience to familiarize yourself with Fraternity life and our organizational values. Your sponsor will act as a guide, mentoring you through the educational procedure and preparing you for Initiation.

Kappa volunteers will also be there to facilitate the process and provide additional support for you and your sponsor.

Become an Initiated Member of Kappa Kappa Gamma

Before Initiation, you must fulfill your financial obligations, which include a one-time initiation fee of $175 and the annual per capita fee of $38.

Upon completion of the educational period and fulfillment of financial obligations, you have the option to be initiated at a collegiate chapter of your choosing, with an alumna association, virtually, or potentially at Convention, which occurs during even years.