sisters and friends for life
sisters and friends for life
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WHY KAPPA
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About Sorority Life
- It’s a common misconception that sororities are only geared toward a certain type of person. In reality, sorority membership is for anyone who wants to join.
- Sorority Recruitment gives college women a safe and educational space to discover what’s right for them.
- Membership in a sorority gives women a familiar space to gain meaningful lifelong friendships, develop leadership and professional skills, and be part of something bigger than themselves.
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About Kappa
Our sisterhood offers women a supportive environment that:
- Nurtures personal growth.
- Encourages academic excellence.
- Develops leadership skills.
- Cultivates social responsibility.
- Celebrates individual diversity.
Pursuing Lives Fully Lived
The Fraternity partners with six organizations addressing mental health topics and needs with compassion, authenticity, and respect. Kappas coast to coast support our partners with creative events that foster connection and a community dedicated…
Providing Emotional and Financial Support as Sisters Face Natural Disasters
On the night of Jan. 7, 2025, gusting winds and relentless fire brought devastation right to the doorstep of Dede Kennedy-Simington, Oregon.Wildfires raged across Southern California’s Pacific Palisades that day, and while out for…
FLI Wrap Up 2025
Team Kappa Hits One Out of the Park at This Summer’s Fraternity Leadership Institute Team Kappa gathered in Columbus, Ohio, for a weekend of learning and growing to shape the future of our sisterhood….
10 Reasons to Go Kappa
Step into something special with Kappa — a place where every day brings laughter, support, and friendships that feel like forever. Here, you’ll be surrounded by women who inspire you to grow, dream big,…
The Enduring Light of Rose McGill
The Enduring Light of Rose McGill On a chilly Halloween in 1899, a baby girl was born outside Toronto. Her name was Rose — and her story would quietly ignite a century of compassion…
