Welcome!

Alpha Sigma Kappa is unique because it is a social sorority for women in technical majors.

The Sorority accepts women in Engineering, Architecture and the Sciences (including, but not limited, to Math, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science). The Greek letters represent involvement with the community and in truly being a social sorority. Events are planned throughout the year.

The sorority is very focused on academics, and sisters are supported in learning and studying. Friendship, fellowship, and commitment are the cornerstones of the sorority.

The goal of the sorority is to promote friendship, academic achievement, and unity within the organization. philanthropy is promoted throughout the community. This sorority of women is committed to achieving academic goals and promoting women in technical fields, through leadership, friendship, and support.

You may also view our symbols.

Want to join?

We accept women in Engineering, Architecture and the Sciences (including, but not limited, to Math, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science). There is a GPA requirement of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale.

We hold Rush twice a year, at the beginning of each semester. Unlike other sororities, we don't participate in formal Rush, so the atmosphere is much more relaxed (and it doesn't cost money).

If you are interested in joining us for a Rush event check our Calendar for what is happening. You can also contact any of the active Members, they will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

January-February 2008
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
Jan 27 28 29
7:30pm Coffee at Purple Onion
30 31 Feb 1
8:30pm Coffman movie
2
3 4 5
7pm Board games and snacks at CU
6 7 8
2pm Lets Get Lunch meet at CU
9
10pm Dancing at Spin

The Alpha Sigma Kappa Mission

Our Purpose is to promote
Friendship,
Academic achievement,
Unity within the sisterhood, and
Philanthropy throughout the community.

We are a sorority committed to
Achieving our goals, and
Promoting women in technical fields through
Leadership,
Friendship, and
Support.


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