Delta Zeta
To build character and cultivate the truest and deepest friendships among its members. To stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge and the attainment of a high standard of morality; to inculcate elevated sentiments and noble principals and to afford each other every possible assistance and to invite all the attainment of a memorable fame.
The best part about being a Delta Zeta is that you always have a friend who wants to do the same things you do.
It doesn't matter if you want to go to a football or basketball game, sledding, shopping, travel for spring break, study abroad, or even the library! There is always a sister who will be by your side!
Turtle Tug
Bowl-a-Rama
Christmas Party
Haunted House
Philanthropy Awards
Delta Zeta annually pairs with Theta Chi in a Haunted House. As a partner, we help set up as well as dress up for the occasion! This event takes place around Halloween time and all proceeds are donated. Below are some pictures from the event:
Delta Zeta invites children from the Hanna Center for a Christmas Party every year! The Christmas Party benefits children from less fortunate homes in the Lafayette area. Delta Zetas pair up with children and participate in activities such as games, face painting, touring a fire truck, dinner, cookie decorating, and of course enjoy a visit from Santa! Every child goes home with a stocking and gift from their wish list. Photos from this event can be viewed by clicking on the bottom right corner of the picture!
What it is: Bowl-A-Rama is an annual event where Delta Zeta pairs with Phi Gamma Delta for a Bowling Competition. Contestants are encouraged to participate in the theme and other fun contests!
Who it benefits: Bowl-A-Rama benefits the Starkey Hearing Foundation. The Starkey Hearing Foundation is a non-profit organization that distributes hearing aids to the hearing impaired that may not otherwise have a chance to hear. This foundation acts by recycling old hearing aids as well as buying them through donations.
What it is: Delta Zeta pairs up with Sigma Phi Epsilon for an annual Tug of War competition. Various sororities and fraternities donate to participate in this tug of war competition.
Who it benefits: All money donated to this event goes to the Painted Turtle Camp. This is a free camp (to attendants) designed for children with chronic or life-threatening diseases. The mission of the Painted Turtle Camp is to give these children a normalized environment by surrounding them with other children who have similar disabilities. This camp provides excellent medical care, education, and inspiration.
