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eternal friendships
eternal friendships
eternal friendships
ABOUT US
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History
DELTA CHI LAMBDA SORORITY, INC. was established on October 12, 2000. The founding sisters wanted to create an organization that would provide eternal sisterhood and personal development for their members. After many months of sisterhood, research, and dedication, a group of eleven founding ladies was formed and Delta Chi Lambda was born. With the help of their advisor Wellington Chu, from Lambda Phi Epsilon, the proper steps were taken to build the backbone of what is now DChiL. Official recognition at the University of Arizona under the Panhellenic Council took place in June 2002. As the sisterhood flourished, Delta Chi Lambda saw the need for expansion and the National Board was established in May 2009.
Delta Chi Lambda Beta Colony was created on February 27, 2010 at Arizona State University. Eight charter sisters worked hard alongside with their new member mom, Andrea Dimacale Byrd, to create the foundation of DChiL at ASU. On December 12, 2010, Beta Colony officially became Delta Chi Lambda Beta Chapter.
Values
Leadership
Delta Chi Lambda provides its sisters plenty of opportunity and experience for leadership positions. Our E-board positions are elected yearly, while our officer positions are elected each semester. We encourage our sisters to be involved in the community by working to develop confidence, professionalism, and communication skills.
Sisterhood
Delta Chi Lambda provides its sisters with a lifetime of sisterhood and loyalty that will endure for years after she leaves the University. Our sisterhood comprises of a number of unique bonds shared between each of our sisters. We hold a fun variety of sisterhoods, or events that give us the opportunity to bond with one another. DChiL's sisterhood is diverse, comprising members of various cultures and backgrounds, and fosters personal growth, friendship, and an everlasting network of support.
Academics
Delta Chi Lambda's first priority is academics. It is one of the key elements that build the foundation of success during college years. We support and encourage our sisters to achieve academic excellence by providing numerous academic services as well as a GPA requirement. We strive to balance academics with sorority activities through time management, organization, and overall responsibility.
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Asian-American
Awareness
Delta Chi Lambda provides a space for Asian women to embrace their culture and positively represent themselves and their community. We value diversity and inclusion and seek to create a safe space for our members to celebrate their heritage. We are committed to spotlighting AAPI culture and sharing our stories with the community.
Delta Chi Lambda seeks to bring positive Asian American awareness to the university and local community. We strongly emphasize leadership roles among Asian Americans by striving to become leaders and mature young women through our activities. We provide our sisters with a lifetime of sisterhood and loyalty that will endure for years after they leave the university.
Mission Statement
Oath
"We, the sisters of Delta Chi Lambda, promise to promote positive Asian awareness to the university and the community. We shall strive to become well-rounded ladies of leadership and integrity. We will uphold a level of sisterhood that consists of loyalty and life-long friendships."
Nickname: DChiL
Charter Established: February 27, 2010
Chapter Recognized: December 12, 2010
Colors: Royal Blue and Pearl White
Mascot: Polar Bear
Flower: Calla Lily
Symbol: Key
Stone: Diamond
Motto: "Keep your eyes, mind, and heart open."
National Philanthropy: United Nations World Food Program (Freerice.com)
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