December 8, 2017
MEMPHIS, Tennessee – The National Council is pleased to announce Kappa Delta Sorority will establish its 167th active chapter at Bentley University in fall 2018. Kappa Delta will join three other National Panhellenic Conference sororities on campus: Alpha Phi, Gamma Phi Beta and Phi Sigma Sigma.
“Bentley University recently celebrated its centennial year, and Kappa Delta couldn’t be more honored to contribute to the next 100 years of history-making at this impressive institution,” said Susan Stockton, who as national vice president leads Kappa Delta’s extension efforts.
Founded in 1917, Bentley’s classic New England campus is located just outside of Boston. Bentley is a private institution and an internationally recognized business university. The university enrolls more than 4,300 undergraduates, and 15 percent of its undergraduate students join Greek organizations. Bentley’s fraternity and sorority community raised more than $60,000 for philanthropic causes last year.
For additional information or to assist with the new chapter, contact Kirstin Barry, director of extension and consultants, at Kappa Delta National Headquarters, at kirstin.barry@kappadelta.orgcreate new email or 901-746-3641. Kappa Delta alumnae members interested in joining the chapter advisory board, who have not already completed an application, should apply.
Kappa Delta Sorority is a national organization for women with nearly 260,000 members, 166 active collegiate chapters and more than 500 chartered alumnae chapters nationwide. Kappa Delta is active in a number of philanthropic endeavors, including the prevention of child abuse and confidence-building programming with the Girl Scouts of the USA. In 2009, the sorority created the Confidence Coalition to promote confidence in girls and women. In 2010, Kappa Delta established International Girls Day to empower girls to reach their potential. It also created International Women’s Friendship Month for women everywhere. Kappa Delta’s national headquarters is in Memphis, Tennessee. For more information, visit www.kappadelta.org.