Rho Delta Chi Sorority, Inc.
About This Organization
- Abbreviation(s):
- RDC
- Purpose:
- Rho Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. was established on January 17, 1991 as the first Asian American sorority at the University of California, Riverside. The sorority was formed by 14 women to unite females of different backgrounds through the bonds of sisterhood and to provide services in the best interests of the community as well as the University. Our Founding Mothers of the Alpha Chapter chose the letters of Rho Delta Chi in hopes to bring harmony among all ethnicities. Through sisterhood, we hope to nurture personal growth and self esteem as well as to provide an environment for social interaction. We offer scholarships and study guides which aid in academic achievement. Through philanthropy and other related activities, we hope to increase Asian Awareness and to assist communities in need. Through activities with fraternities and sororities on campuses, fundraisers, informals, formals, installation, and retreats, we hope to gain knowledge about each other and our diverse cultures.
Texas A&M University is home to Beta Chapter. - Year Founded:
- Fall 1995
- Membership Dues:
- Depending on Length of Membership
- Admits Members:
- September & February
- Meeting Locations:
- TBA
Public Contact Information
- Public Contact Name:
- Mia Do
- Public Contact E-mail Address:
- RDC.BetaPresident@gmail.com
- Public Contact Phone Number:
- 5129192332
Group Contact Information
- Organization Web Site:
- http://rhodeltachi.tamu.edu
- Organization E-mail Address:
- rhodeltachi@listserv.tamu.edu
Organization Associations
- Academic Department:
- General (No College)
- Non-Academic Department:
- Greek Life - Multicultural Greek Council
Membership
- Approximate membership of the organization:
- 51-100
- Membership policies:
- Our organization accepts undergraduate students as members
- Our organization membership will be required to meet specific GPR requirements
- Weekly time committment required of organization members:
- 3-5 Hours
- Membership intake process:
- Open
Events
- Community Service Projects:
- Three or more times per semester
- Fundraising Events:
- Three or more times per semester
- Speakers/Lectures:
- Twice per semester
- On-Campus Social Events:
- Twice per semester
- Off-Campus Social Events:
- Twice per semester
- Hosting Conferences:
- Never
- Sponsoring Special Events (Concerts, one-time events, etc.):
- Once per semester
- New Member Orientation/Training:
- Once per semester
- Events with Alcohol:
- Never
- In-State Travel:
- Once per semester
- Domestic US Travel:
- Once per year
- International Travel:
- Never