Chi Omega Fraternity Pi Chapter
Service ~ Leadership ~ Friendship
Pi Chapter of Chi Omega was the first sorority at the University or Tennessee. For 111 years, Chi Omegas have shared the bonds of sisterhood while excelling in academics, leadership and service. Chi Omega membership is a strong, lasting tradition that its sisters hold very near to their heart.
2011 New Member Class
There’s Only One Chi Omega
“Many words come to mind as we reflect upon Chi Omega. It’s our passion and our dedication to excellence that positions us as a leader.
Chi Omega is a vibrant bond of sisterhood that reaches beyond the college years and sustains us as we move through the different stages of our lives. Few bonds approach the longevity of our sisterhood.
Our mystique weaves membership into kinship, transcending generations and differences. There’s only one Chi Omega.”
Jane Wickard Rogers, Psi
Chi Omega Foundation President
Important Facts about Chi Omega
Chi Omegas can be found all around UT’s campus. They lead events such as the Dance Marathon while winning Homecoming 2010, All-Sing 2011 and Carnicus 2010. They achieved the highest GPA in Panhellenic for Fall, 2010. Pi Chapter also won the prestigious ACE (All Campus Events) trophy in 2009 and 2010! Some interesting facts about Chi Omega are listed below.
Chi O Nationally: Founded April 5, 1895 at the University of Arkansas.
Pi Chapter: Founded April 15, 1900
Colors: Cardinal and Straw
Mascot: Owl
Flower: White Carnation
Magazine: The Eleusis, mailed 3 times a year to all collegiate and alumnae.
Number of Collegiate Chapters: 173
Newest Chapters: Loyola University Chicago
Number of Alumnae Chapters: 240
Number of Initiated Members: Over 300,000
Number of Living Members: About 235,000
Number of Undergraduate Members: More than 16,000 at any given time.
National Philanthropy: Make a Wish Foundation
Local Philanthropy: Dream Connection
