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Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Incorporated is a historically South Asian based sorority. Founded on December 10, 1998 by ten Distinguished Ladies at St. John’s University in New York, Sigma Sigma Rho was the first sorority of its kind to be established on the East Coast. The name Sigma Sigma Rho was chosen for this organization because it substantially upholds our motives and goals, which are expressed in Sisterhood, Society, and Remembrance. Sigma Sigma Rho embodies unity amongst women of South Asian descent, strives to serve society on a small and large scale, and holds fast in instilling a sense of pride in the background of each individual sister.

National History

Mission Statement

Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. provides service within the South Asian community on campus, while promoting and enriching the appreciation of the morals and pillars that the organization is founded on. We develop women of strength and leadership through active participation within our respective communities, and through it, strengthen those traits of conduct, thought, and idealism which characterize the responsible members of this organization. Our goal is to provide a meaningful and worthwhile academic and social experience for all engaged in collegiate work, and to cooperate with other organizations and societies in every manner consistent with our mutual purposes and those of the institutions at which chapters are located.



Founding University: St. John’s University

Founding Date: December 10, 1998

Colors: Blue, Black, and Silver

Principles: Sisterhood, Society, Remembrance

Mascot: Black Mare

Flower: White Rose

Philanthropy: Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention

Motto: “Mann, Atman, Dharam, together they are one, we will not fall, forever we are one...Qayamat Tak!”

Quick Facts

Mrs. Tejal Kundaikar

Mrs. Payal Walsh

Mrs. Rinku Thomas

Mrs. Priya Sahani Sood

Mrs. Vandana Kakwani-Pathak

Mrs. Sonia Wadhwa

Dr. Nisha Diler

Mrs. Minna Lam

Dr. Lovleen Sharma

Mrs. Eshna Kalam

Founding Mothers

St. John's University - Alpha Chapter

University of South Florida - Beta Chapter

Rutgers University - Gamma Chapter

Baruch College - Delta Chapter

University of Georgia - Epsilon Chapter

Pace University - Zeta Chapter

University of Tennessee - Eta Chapter

Georgia State University - Theta Chapter

University of Houston - Iota Chapter

University of Alabama at Birmingham - Kappa Chapter

Michigan State University - Lambda Chapter

Pennsylvania State University - Mu Chapter

Georgia Institute of Technology Colony - Nu Chapter

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Colony - Xi Chapter

South Florida City-Wide Colony

Lamar University Colony

University of Texas Dallas Colony

University of Michigan Colony

Indiana University Colony

University of Florida Colony

Establishments

Check out this article written by our very own Anya Rath about Multiculural Greek Life: http://statenews.com/article/2014/01/lesser-known-multicultural-greek-communities-are-worth-exploring

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