Phi Sigma Pi Alpha Kappa Chapter Competitors

Pi Beta Phi has worked to support and empower our sisters since 1867. In the century and a half since, more than 300,000 women have proudly worn our golden arrow. Pi Beta Phi consists of three entities: Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women, Pi Beta Phi Foundation and the Fraternity Housing Corporation.

In Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, you get to be you – and become the best you possible! Our lifetime leadership and educational opportunities equip strong, intelligent women with the tools they need to achieve their greatest potential at any stage in life. In Gamma Phi Beta you develop meaningful, lasting friendships with other women who offer encouragement and inspiration and will always be by your side. In fact, the term "sorority" – meaning sisterhood – was coined for Gamma Phi Beta, and while many other women's fraternal organizations are incorporated as "fraternities," Gamma Phi Beta remains a true Sorority. Connect with more than 224,000 unique women today and discover why our Sorority is a true lifetime experience. The mission of the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation is to support and inspire the lifelong development of women. The Foundation strives to be a premier philanthropic organization that supports world class leadership education for women of all ages, inspires all members to embrace lifelong giving and service and provides financial aid to every member in need. Mission To inspire the highest type of womanhood. Phone 303.799.1874 Email gammaphibeta@gammaphibeta.org

Delta Sigma Pi is the nation's largest and first co-ed, professional business fraternity that encourages personal and professional development of men and women pursuing careers in business. The Fraternity is one of the most diverse Greek organizations supporting scholastic, professional and service events on campuses and in communities. Delta Sigma Pi provides high-quality training and events to shape ethical leaders of tomorrow in business, communities, and the world at large. Delta Sigma Pi has grown from its founding at New York University in 1907 by four men of diverse faiths and backgrounds to an extensive network of more than 250 chapters and 275,000 members. Learn more at dsp.org.