Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, Inc.

Theta Mu ChapterCalifornia State

University Stanislaus

National Mission & Values The mission of the sorority: “to inspire the

personal development of each sister and perpetuate the advancement of womanhood.”

“Phi Sigma Sigma is a dynamic sisterhood of powerful women fostering uncompromising principles, igniting positive change, and embracing individuality.”

Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority was founded as a sorority that would be open to all women of character regardless of background and committed to sisterhood, scholarship and philanthropy

Sorority Symbols & History Flower: American Beauty Rose Motto Diokete Hupsala – Aim High Colors: King Blue & Gold Stone: Sapphire The Sphinx is the national symbol of Phi

Sigma Sigma

Founded November 26th 1913 at Hunter College, New York City

Twin ideals “The brotherhood of man and the alleviation of the world's pain.”

Founding Members

Lillian Gordon Ethel Gordon

Josephine Ellison Shirley Cohen

Fay Chertkoff Claire Wunder

Estelle Melnick Rose Sher

Jeanette Lipka Gwen “Rae” Zaliels

The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation was founded to provide a greater focus to the philanthropic efforts of the sorority.

The National Kidney Foundation is the official philanthropic cause of Phi Sigma Sigma

National Kidney Foundation logo, trademark National Kidney Foundation, Inc.; Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation property of Phi sigma Sigma Inc.

Theta Mu Chapter Theta Mu Chapter was founded on December

3rd 1994

Philanthropy causes for the chapter include Rocktoberfest, Volunteering at local elementary schools, and canned food drives.

Theta Mu chapter is one of the most illustrious Greek letter organizations at CSU Stanislaus

The chapter is consistently active in the campus community

Bid Day 2005

Founders Day 2005 Sacramento

Phi Sigma Sigma is a sorority that places the utmost importance on inclusion and sister involvement

Phi Sigma Sigma: An experience like none other