Sigma Delta Tau

    On April 8th, 1984, fourteen young women came together to form the first national sorority chapter at Stony Brook University. Their chapter became initiated as the Beta Phi chapter on December 1st, 1984.  The women focused on expanding the chapter with beautiful, intelligent, and sophisticated young women much like themselves. Since then, Beta Phi has continued to flourish as a well-rounded sisterhood. 
     The Beta Phi chapter has fostered the personal growth of its members by offering opportunities in leadership and philanthropy, as well as academics and social interactions. We hold our academic careers in the highest regard and encourage new sisters to always put education first. We also strive to be active members on campus and in our surrounding community. Beta Phi loves to fundraise for our national philanthropy with bake sales and car washes, educate our peers with informative programs, and team up with other sororities and fraternities to work towards the betterment of our school. We regularly support our Seawolves sports teams and compete in Greek Week every year.

    Beside our academics and school spirit, sisters in the Beta Phi chapter hold sisterhood as a top priority. We can usually be found together, whether it's in the library or Starbucks! Our bond is more than just a superficial friendship, though; we are eternally connected by our bonds of sisterhood and are ever indebted to Sigma Delta Tau for bringing us together.
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