Kappa Delta's Sigma Phi Chapter is outstandingly represented in the Greek Community as well as the University of Georgia Campus Community. We strive to focus on the importance of representation on campus, as well as representation in the Athens, Georgia community life. Sigma Phi chapter stands out at the University of Georgia due to the amount of involvement that our chapter strives to acheive. Our sisters are diversely involved in everything from philanthropy organizations to UGA Cheerleaders.

     We have a great number of sisters actively involved in Dance Marathon, an influential organization that raises money for the Children's Miracle Network. Additionally, many sisters are involved in Relay for Life, an organization that works towards raising money to find a cure for cancer, and H.E.R.O. for Children, a new campus organization striving to make a better life for children affected by cancer. A large amount of sisters are involved in mentoring programs in the Athens/Clarke County school systems as well as serving as tutors to children struggling in school. Many of our sisters at Sigma Phi are additionally involved in Habitat for Humanity, building homes for those less fortunate.

     The Sigma Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta is also proudly represented as supporters of the athletic life here at the University of Georgia. Several sisters are currently serving as Cheerleaders for the Football and Basketball Teams as well as participating in the Georgette Dance Team for these teams. Kappa Delta stands out at UGA Basketball games as we currently have the largest number of Hoop Girls, a group of girls that support the men in helping with everything from Public Relations to merely cheering the players on. In the same way, many girls serve as Diamond Darlings, the equivalent for the UGA baseball team. These are just a few of the ways that Sigma Phi supports the Athletic Department at the University of Georgia.

     Our sisters are impressively involved in over twenty different honor societies and are consistently named on the Dean's List and as Presidential Scholars. We have many girls who are members of the Honor's Program. Sigma Phi chapter is currently number four on campus with our cumulative Grade Point Average and we are continually trying to push this number higher, striving to represent Kappa Delta as a group that values academics as well as involvement.

     Finally, Kappa Delta has a great representation in the Student Government Association here at the University of Georgia. Two of our recently initiated sisters were selected for the prestigious Freshman Board, a selective group of fifteen freshmen chosen to represent the new freshman class. Two sisters are currently serving as senators for the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and several sisters have additionally served in the Freshman Forum, a larger group of freshmen striving to help the class adjust to college life in every way possible. Even more of our sisters are involved in SGA Committeees, with one sister serving as a committee chair.

     At Sigma Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta, we truly attempt to be represented in every aspect of life at the University of Georgia and in the surrounding community. We value involvement and the prestige that Kappa Delta gains from our personal involvement.