Greek Life at Union


Members: Women Founded: 1895 Colors: Cardinal and Straw Flower: White Carnation Publication: Eleusis Open Motto: “Hellenic Culture and Christian Ideals” Emblem: Owl Website
The Upsilon Chapter was originally founded in 1904. Since that time, Chi Omega has had a tradition of leadership on campus.Chi Omega has a rich history dating back to its founding at the University of Arkansas on April 5, 1895. Born in the late 19th century, Chi Omega’s four women founders grew to adulthood as a rapidly expanding economy fostered industrialization and urbanization. And they were instilled with the spirit of America, with values of independence, innovation, and adventure. They could not have known how influential their lives would be.
Community Service: Make a Wish Jcrib Tutoring Day of Remembrance D-NOW Nursing Home Church Missions Sunday School Leaders Mission Trips GO Trips	On Campus Involvement: Student Senate Focus Leaders Student Government(SGA) Klemata SIFE Life Group Leaders Young Alums Student Council Rounders Residents Administrator PRSSA Cardinal & Cream Phi Beta Lambda SNA(Student Nurses Association) History Club Psychology Club SAACS Alpha Chi	Off Campus Involvement: Baptist Press Internship Pope Elementary School Trussville Baptist Church Internship Englewood Baptist Church Internship Polly Brasher's Intern (CPA) Pinecove Camp Counselors Student Leadership Internship Red Delux Advertising Internship Kanakuk Camp Counselors Hundley Center Camp Hpoetown Central Day Camp Centrifuge Counselors
Testimonials "Greek life at Union is much different than the stereotyped sororities at many other universities. Chi Omega provides an outlet for women to come and make friends, have fun, and participate in the many activities that we plan. These activities foster friendships through community service, social events, intermurals, campus activities and sisterhood gatherings. Chi Omega embodies a group of girls that genuinly care about each other and what is going on in each other's lives. Through this nurturing of friendships, the body of Christ is shown, and these friendships serve to foster a growing relationship with Christ."		Click for more information