Congratulations to sister Katherine McBee!
Kappa Zeta sister Katherine McBee was crowned as the 2012 Texas Tech Homecoming Queen. For 6 of the past 7 years Chi Omegas have been crowned Texas Tech Homecoming Queen. Kappa Zeta is SO proud of you!
For more information on the Chi Omega Lubbock Alumnae Chapter, check out their website!
Texas Tech Greek Awards 2012. Congratulations to all of the Chi Omega members at Texas Tech for receiving the following awards at the Spring 2012 Greek Award Banquet.
Excellence in Scholarship
Excellence in Community Service
We are so proud! Keep up the good work!
Kappa Zeta Chapter
Texas Tech University
# 4 Greek Circle
Lubbock, Texas 79414
phone: (806)792-7757
fax: (806)785-OWLS
email: chiomegattu@gmail.com
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| Hannah Hodges | hannah.hodges@ttu.edu | President |
| Rachel Onishi | rachel.onishi@ttu.edu | Vice President |
| Kimberly Crowl | kimberly.a.crowl@ttu.edu | Secretary |
| Caroline Duncan | caroline.duncan@ttu.edu | Treasurer |
| Emily McDonald | emily.mcdonald@ttu.edu | New Member Educator |
| Lydia Domenech | lydia.domenech@ttu.edu | Personnel |
| Lexi Aziz | alexis.aziz@ttu.edu | Panhellenic |
| Celeste Castillo | celeste.castillo@ttu.edu | Recruitment |
| Peri Aubuchon | peri.aubuchon@ttu.edu | Membership |
On March 23rd, 2013 a group of 25 girls volunteered for the Texas Plains Region Make-A-Wish annual gala "Waltzing for Wishes" which helped raise an incredible amount of money for Make-A-Wish!!
The History of Kappa Zeta!
The history of Kappa Zeta Chapter of Chi Omega began in October 1961, with a rush planned by national officers and local alumnae. After several days of personal interviewing and rush parties, the first Chi Omega pledge class at Texas Tech emerged. This group of pledges was unique, in that they had come together as a colony, to be part of a national organization from its founding.
The Kappa Zeta chapter did not exist as such until the colony's installation. Molly Fulton, official transfer from Iota Alpha (SMU) functioned as the only actual "active chapter", and at the same time, served as pledge trainer for some sixty girls.
During the first months the pledge class was busy learning about Chi Omega and taking part in various campus activities, while getting to to know one another and becoming unified as a whole.
Initiation and installation of Kappa Zeta took place on February 17, 1962. Elizabeth Dyer, president, Winnie Bowker, treasurer, and Miss Marion Elmore and Virginia Pearce, chapter visiters, were the delegation from National Chi Omega. About thirty Chi Omegas from the Iota chapter of the University of Texas performed the initiation ceremony. Kappa Zeta Chapter, consisting of 53 members, was welcomed by the Panhellenic Association the following day at an official reception.
With full chapter status and recognition, the group elected officers and a tradition began.
A letter from our recruitment chair:
My name is Celeste Castillo. I am delighted and privileged to call myself Kappa Zeta's Recruitment Chair this year. The Kappa Zeta chapter of Chi Omega has an excellent recruitment team, along with myself working to make this year's recruitment the best yet! I encourage you to utilize the resources posted on this page if you have any questions concerning formal recruitment in the fall! Also, feel free to contact me through my email address which is listed at the bottom of this page.
Again, we are more than excited to meet the potential new members going through recruitment in the fall and hope to see you then!
Chi-O Love and Mine,
Celeste Castillo
Chi Omega Recruitment Chair
Questions about formal recruitment?
http://www.orgs.ttu.edu/gogreek/default.asp
It is highly recommended that you go through both the Texas Tech Panhellenic
AND your local Panhellenic.
For more help on registering with your local Panhellenic and obtaining reference letters,
click here:
http://www.orgs.ttu.edu/gogreek/forAlumnae.asp
Click here to register online:
https://secureapp.icsrecruiter.com/ICS/GM/v3/Pan/Web/Enrollment/?UID=TXTECH
If you are an ARIC or Alumni needing information about recruitment, please contact:
Peri Aubuchon
peri.aubuchon@ttu.edu
(713) 516-0296
Why join Chi Omega? To have fun, achieve academic success, and give back to the community! Chi Omega offers a home away from home in your new college environment and a place to make your mark on the world!
Sunday: Period I-Part 1
Monday: Period I-Part 2
Tuesday: Period II-Philanthropy Day
Wednesday: Period III
Thursday: Preference Night
Friday: BID DAY!
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For 3 of the past 4 years Chi Omegas have been crowned Texas Tech Homecoming Queen. We are so proud of Megan Robare for bringing the crown HOME!
(above) Megan Robare and longtime boyfriend are named 2009 Homecoming Queen and King
(Below) Former 2006 Homecoming Queen, Kelsey Runge, passes the crown to her sorority sister, Brecklyn Hughes, as she is announced the 2007 Homecoming Queen.![home2[1].jpg](/media/images/upload/sites/144/Signature%20Photos/home2[1].jpg)
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