Charters - Alpha Phi Gamma National Sorority, Inc.

OUR CHARTERS

Alpha Phi Gamma Has Established

Chapter	Campus	Location	Founding Date
Alpha (Α) - Active	California State Polytechnic University	Pomona, California	02/04/1994
Beta (Β) - Active	Northern Illinois University	Dekalb, Illinois	08/29/1998
Gamma (Γ) - Active	San Diego State University	San Diego, California	04/25/1998
Delta (Δ) - Active	University of Arizona	Tucson, Arizona	12/19/1999
Epsilon (Ε) - Active	DePaul University	Chicago, Illinois	05/23/2002
Zeta (Ζ) - Inactive	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	08/31/2003
Eta (Η) - Active	University of Missouri	Columbia, Missouri	05/28/1999
Theta (Θ) - Active	Colorado State University	Fort Collins, Colorado	06/08/2008
Iota (Ι) - Active	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	Las Vegas, Nevada	04/25/2010
Kappa (K) - Active	University of Nevada, Reno	Reno, Nevada	05/21/2011
Lamda (Λ) - Active	University of Illinois, Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	02/26/2012
Mu (M) - Active	University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	Twin Cities, Minnesota	06/15/2014
Nu (N) - Active	North Carolina State University	Raleigh, North Carolina	06/04/2015
Xi (Ξ) - Active	Arizona State University	Tempe, Arizona	04/21/2017
Omicron (O) - Active	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Urbana-Champaign, Illinois	04/13/2019
Pi (Π) - Active	University of Wisconsin, Whitewater	Whitewater, Wisconsin	08/24/2020
Rho (P) - Active	Kansas State University	Manhattan, Kansas	12/03/2022
Provisional	Duquesne University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	04/20/2024
Provisional	California State University, Dominguez Hills	Carson, California	03/25/2025
Associate	Stony Brook University	Stony Brook, New York	05/20/2000
Associate	University of Kansas	Lawrence, Kansas	06/20/2003

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OMEGA CHAPTER

In November 2013, the National Board of Alpha Phi Gamma agreed that it was necessary to create a life-long legacy of our sisters who have left us too soon. Every day we are reminded of how lucky we are to have what we have and how grateful we are for one another. Without the people we have met in our lives, we would not be the person we are today. These sisters touched many lives and had a hand in creating who we are today: Miss Aileen Primero, Miss Janice Arabe, Miss Kristie Chau, Miss Shana Wang, and Miss An Luu. Our thoughts are always with their families and we hope that our dear sisters are watching over us.

As a symbol for everything that they have done and their impact on us all, National Board has dedicated planting three trees as a memorial. These trees were planted in the Shasta-Trinity forest in California to help rejuvenate the area after the 2008 fire. It is only a small gesture for everything that these sisters have done.