Thetas at Smart Cookie Bake Sale 2011
The Zeta Xi chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta was established in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1993 by a group of Harvard Undergraduates who recognized the need for a supportive community of sisters on campus. Theta was the first Panhellenic sorority to be founded at Harvard, and was helped onto its feet by members of the Zeta Mu chapter at MIT. Like the founders, all current members of Zeta Xi attend Harvard College, although the chapter currently is not affiliated with the University.
Last year we were excited to announce that we had made concrete steps towards getting a facility of our own with the creation of our Facility Corporation Board. This year, however, we have even bigger news! This past spring, we acquired our own Theta House, located at 10 Arrow Street in Harvard Square, across from Berryline. The two-story, 2,700 square-foot house is spacious and beautiful and quickly becoming a warm and welcoming home for our chapter as we continue to decorate the interior.
Of course none of this could have been accomplished without the hard work of the Facility Corporation Board. We would like to thank Aubrie Pagano, the President of the board and one of our very own alumnae, and the other board members for the commitment they have made to our chapter, and to Kathy Schweer, our Advisory Board Chairman, for putting the board together over the last few months. You have made our dreams a reality!
Of course none of this could have been accomplished without the hard work of the Facility Corporation Board. We would like to thank Aubrie Pagano, the President of the board and one of our very own alumnae, and the other board members for the commitment they have made to our chapter, and to Kathy Schweer, our Advisory Board Chairman, for putting the board together over the last few months. You have made our dreams a reality!
