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Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1870 as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women.
We value our history and our long tradition of leading the way for women's groups and
women in higher education.
As recruitment begins on many college campuses across the continent, it is important to remember that the core of our organization is the spirit of sisterhood: belonging, support and encouragement, accountability, and common purpose. We seek to create spaces in which we can respect and accept individual differences and find strength in inclusion. » Learn more
As recruitment begins on many college campuses across the continent, it is important to remember that the core of our organization is the spirit of sisterhood: belonging, support and encouragement, accountability, and common purpose. We seek to create spaces in which we can respect and accept individual differences and find strength in inclusion. » Learn more
We are Kappa Alpha Theta. We are leading women. Nearly 150 years ago, Kappa Alpha Theta was founded as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women. In the decades since then, Theta ideas and programs have often been on the cutting edge—individual and as chapters, we are known for leading in our communities and on our campuses.
Dr. Lynda Malugen Wiley
Alpha Mu/Missouri
Alpha Mu/Missouri
Leading Women Spotlight - Dr. Lynda Malugen Wiley
Lynda was recently hired as the executive director of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors and AFA Foundation. AFA provides resources and ongoing professional development for the success of fraternity/sorority advisors, and aims to align the fraternity/sorority and higher education experiences.
With 20 years of student affairs leadership experience, Lynda was most recently more »
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August 2017 Spotlight
By Laura Kassenbrock Stelsel on Wednesday, Aug 16, 2017 07:33 AM
Kristin Quartuccio Schopac, Eta Iota/San Diego, is president of the Providence Alumnae Chapter and permanent alumnae secretary (PAS) for Eta Iota/San Diego. She previously served as administration advisor at Zeta Rho/UC San Diego; website and events more »
Theta and the Great Depression
By Elle Benak on Monday, Aug 14, 2017 07:05 AM
My experience as archives intern gave me the opportunity to discover Theta in a historical context and to explore how different events throughout time have affected the Fraternity. I became intrigued with how Theta dealt with the Great Depression.
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Theta Announces the 35 Under 35 Award Recipients
By Lauren Lewis on Friday, Aug 11, 2017 07:28 AM
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the recipients for the 2017 35 Under 35, a new award that recognizes young Thetas for their achievements and for personifying the attributes of leading women. In the inaugural year of this program, we were thrilled with the more »
High Five Friday: August 4, 2017
By Laura Kassenbrock Stelsel on Friday, Aug 4, 2017 07:43 AM
For today’s High Five Friday, we honor the facilitators who made Emerging Leaders Institute such an amazing experience for our emerging Theta leaders this past summer.
• Anne Humphries Arseneau, Beta Lambda/William & Mary
• April Brown, more »
• Anne Humphries Arseneau, Beta Lambda/William & Mary
• April Brown, more »
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