Recruitment

Epsilon Alpha Recruitment

Hi potential new members! We are so excited to introduce you to the Epsilon Alpha chapter of Kappa Delta! We are a sorority at Missouri University of Science and Technology that is built on the foundation of sisterhood, leadership, scholarship, and service. One of our key values is building and inspiring confidence in our sisters, as well as in our community. Through involvement with our two philanthropies, Prevent Child Abuse in America and Girl Scouts, we work to create meaningful change while supporting women and children in our community. In our day-to-day lives, we strive to live by Kappa Delta’s motto: “Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest.” This motto inspires us to grow, support one another, and make a positive impact on the world around us. If you're interested in joining Greek life at Missouri S&T, we encourage you to participate in primary recruitment! Primary recruitment is a three-day experience that happens at the beginning of the fall semester. This experience is designed to help women explore all three Panhellenic sororities on campus and decide where they feel most at home. There are three rounds consisting of Philanthropy, Sisterhood, and Preference. On Philanthropy Day, you will learn about Kappa Delta’s two philanthropies, Girl Scouts and Prevent Child Abuse in America. If invited back on Day 2, Sisterhood Day, you will get a house tour of Kappa Delta and gain insight into our sisterhood. If invited back on Day 3, Preference Day, you will get to experience a ceremony that will give you a true understanding of our values and what being a Kappa Delta means to us. At the end of Preference Day, you will submit your preference to one of the three houses. Bid Day will follow Preference Day, and those who accept their bids will get to run home and celebrate! Kappa Delta has helped me grow in so many different ways and has given me lifelong friendships that I will cherish forever. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me! -Reagan McCrackin

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