It started out as a vision that eleven friends had at the University of Arizona. They wanted to bring an organization that promoted not only positive Asian American awareness, but emphasized exceptional leadership development at the University of Arizona. Since the college experience can be overwhelming, they also wanted to create a sisterhood that was like a family away from home for their sisters.
On October 12, 2000, the eleven Founding Mothers came together and began their journey. After many months of sisterhood, research and dedication Delta Chi Lambda was born. With the help of their advisor Wellington Chu, the proper steps were taken to build the backbone of what is now DChiL.
Official recognition at the University of Arizona under the PanHellenic Council took place in June 2002. As the sisterhood flourished, Delta Chi Lambda saw the need for Expansion and the National Board was established in May 2009 with expansion two other universities: Beta Chapter at Arizona State University in 2010 and Gamma Chapter at Northern Arizona University in 2011.
On October 12, 2000, the eleven Founding Mothers came together and began their journey. After many months of sisterhood, research and dedication Delta Chi Lambda was born. With the help of their advisor Wellington Chu, the proper steps were taken to build the backbone of what is now DChiL.
Official recognition at the University of Arizona under the PanHellenic Council took place in June 2002. As the sisterhood flourished, Delta Chi Lambda saw the need for Expansion and the National Board was established in May 2009 with expansion two other universities: Beta Chapter at Arizona State University in 2010 and Gamma Chapter at Northern Arizona University in 2011.
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Nickname: D Chi L Chartered: October 12, 2000 Recognized: June 2002 Flower: Calla Lily Colors: Royal Blue & Pearl White Mascot: Polar Bear Symbol: Key Stone: Diamond Motto: "Keep your eyes, mind, and heart open" |
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Delta Chi Lambda seeks to bring positive Asian-American awareness to the University and local community. We strongly emphasize leadership roles among Asian-Americans by striving to be come leaders and mature young women through our activities. We provide our sisters with a lifetime of sisterhood and loyalty after they leave the University.
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We, the sisters of Delta Chi Lambda, promise to promote positive Asian awareness to the university and the community. We shall strive to become well-rounded ladies of leadership and integrity. We will uphold a level of sisterhood that consists of loyalty and life-long friendships.
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The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is the largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger and promoting food security to many regions of the world requiring food aid, with a goal of having ""world in which every man, woman, and child has access at all times to the food needed for an active and healthy life." Founded in 1961, WFP has continued to reach millions of people in multiple countries. In 2013, WFP was able to provide food assistance to more than 80 million people in 75 countries with 3.1 million tons of food.
Delta Chi Lambda recognizes that hunger is a serious problem and has chosen WFP as our National Philanthropy to support annually. Our Chapters host philanthropic events each semester with an objective to raise donation funds for WFP. United Nations' World Food Programme Resources: World Food Programme_ |
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