
GAMMA PHI BETA
GPHI, Eta Gamma Chapter
Founded upon a rock
MEET GAMMA PHI BETA
Gamma Phi Beta is one of the ten oldest women’s organizations in America and the first organization to be called a sorority. Founded in 1874 at Syracuse University, there are now over 200,000 collegiate and alumnae members of Gamma Phi. The Eta Gamma chapter was installed at UD on May 8, 2010 and our sisters are proud to have the opportunity to grow our sisterhood and forever uphold our core values of love, labor, learning, and loyalty. Going into our 13th year on campus, we have already taken the Greek community by storm. We are proud to support our philanthropy “Girls on the Run” and value being honorable mentors to the young girls who participate in the program. Our campus wide events like “Spagammi” and “Moonball” help us to support building strong women. The Eta Gamma chapter at UD also started our annual “Women’s Week” which is now incorporated into many other chapters across the country. We are also recipients of the Mary A . Bingham award, which is the highest award and honor a Gamma Phi Beta chapter can receive. Being able to balance service, social, scholarship and sisterhood is what makes Gamma Phi Beta an amazing experience and we look forward to sharing it with you!



HEAR FROM THEIR CHAPTER DELEGATE
Gamma Phi Beta and the women in this sorority have truly changed my college experience for the better. Walking in those doors during Philanthropy rounds and seeing everyone dancing and having a blast with their friends, I knew this was the place for me. Over the past 3 years I have made countless friends to last a lifetime and thousands of memories that I will keep with me long after I graduate. This chapter has helped shape me into a stronger, more confident woman and I am forever grateful for the ability to pass these values on to the next generation through our partnership with Girls on the Run. I have had the privilege to coach for this amazing organization, as well as collaborate with the members of the other 12 chapters on campus, and for that I am forever grateful.



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