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Nu Alpha Chapter I n the fall of 1996, a group of 20 women from the University of Southern California gathered at the Latino Floor lounge in Flour Tower to establish a strong Latina organization that could provide a social, cultural, and academic network of support. In the spring of 1997, we became an established organization at USC known as Las Mujeres. On October 13, 1997, we were officially recognized by Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority as a Colony. On September 18, 1998, we were notified that Chapter status had been granted. Thus, the first Latina Sorority at USC, the Nu Alpha Chapter of Sigma Lambda Gamma, was established. There have been over 83 members since 1998. Advisors FACULTY - Corliss Bennett ALUMNA - Erika Lopez [TOP] Western District The presence of Sigma Lambda Gamma is strong on the West Coast. Our bonds of sisterhood continue after graduation through the Southern California Alumnae Association (SCAA) and the Northern California Alumnae Association (NCAA). They both host events for alumnae and actives such as an annual Kickball Tournament and the California Gamma Stroll-Off. We are also quickly expanding. In addition to a new chapter at Sacramento State University, We currently have a colony at the University of Washington. The Western District is made up of 12 chapters established between 1994 and 2007. N - California State University, Dominguez Hills NA - University of Southern California ΠA - Santa Clara University AB - Loyola Marymount University EB - University of California, Irvine ΛB - California State University, Northridge TB - California State University, Long Beach ΔΓ - University of California, Los Angeles EΓ - Occidental College IΓ - San Diego State University MΓ - University of California Davis ΞΓ - Sacramento State University [TOP] National Sorority Mission Statement Vision Statement 5 Principles Sorority Facts History Membership Demographics [TOP]