Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Incorporated Welcomes Their Newest Members at the University of Kentucky, Royal Chapter
Delta Phi Mu, Inc., a multicultural sorority is expanding rapidly across the U.S.
Chicago, IL, March 23, 2008 --(PR.com)-- University of Kentucky is home to a proud new community for the recent Royal founders of Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc.
Christine Catron, Jourdan Coyle, Jacqueline Segura, Carmen Timmerding, and Maria Fernanda Valencia, have committed themselves to empower and make a difference in the lives of women at the University of Kentucky. Established on February 23, 2008, UK Royal is the latest member organization added on to the rapidly-growing Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc.
Delta Phi Mu Sorority originated at Purdue University in 1991 as a Latina-based organization, but has since incorporated and embraced multiculturalism as one of its distinguished unifying qualities. By this definition, Delta Phi Mu becomes the first multicultural sorority on the UK campus. UK Royal founders proudly explain, “We are a philanthropy-based sorority governed by the pillars of service, scholarship, and sisterhood. We are an organization that stands apart from all others even in our name and terminology. We are eager to make a difference together on our campus”.
“Our communities are our priority” is a slogan that UK Royal founders have taken to heart. As Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc. was built on a foundation of service to the community, the sisters of Delta Phi Mu stress the importance of donating service hours to the surrounding communities. Sisters complete on average, 40 hours of community service a semester through variety of causes.
Additionally, The University of Kentucky Royal participates in the Delta Phi Mu National Philanthropy which supports the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in its fight against heart disease. The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute created the program "The Heart Truth", in conjunction with the "Go Red for Women" program and the "Red Dress" program, to raise awareness of the risks of heart disease. Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, specifically women of color.
Those interested in finding out more information on how to become a Distinguished Lady at UK visit: www.ukdeltaphimu.org. You may assist the next informational or contact ukdeltaphimu@deltaphimu.org for an individual meeting.
Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, age, national origin or ancestry, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, disability, or status as a disabled war veteran.
All those interested in an opportunity to establish a new chapter at their local community or university should visit the National Chapter at: www.deltaphimu.org or email: expansion@deltaphimu.org for an interview.
Media Contact:
Cynthia Vinasco
770-354-4652
c.vinasco@yahoo.com or
cmtimm2@uky.edu
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Christine Catron, Jourdan Coyle, Jacqueline Segura, Carmen Timmerding, and Maria Fernanda Valencia, have committed themselves to empower and make a difference in the lives of women at the University of Kentucky. Established on February 23, 2008, UK Royal is the latest member organization added on to the rapidly-growing Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc.
Delta Phi Mu Sorority originated at Purdue University in 1991 as a Latina-based organization, but has since incorporated and embraced multiculturalism as one of its distinguished unifying qualities. By this definition, Delta Phi Mu becomes the first multicultural sorority on the UK campus. UK Royal founders proudly explain, “We are a philanthropy-based sorority governed by the pillars of service, scholarship, and sisterhood. We are an organization that stands apart from all others even in our name and terminology. We are eager to make a difference together on our campus”.
“Our communities are our priority” is a slogan that UK Royal founders have taken to heart. As Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc. was built on a foundation of service to the community, the sisters of Delta Phi Mu stress the importance of donating service hours to the surrounding communities. Sisters complete on average, 40 hours of community service a semester through variety of causes.
Additionally, The University of Kentucky Royal participates in the Delta Phi Mu National Philanthropy which supports the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in its fight against heart disease. The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute created the program "The Heart Truth", in conjunction with the "Go Red for Women" program and the "Red Dress" program, to raise awareness of the risks of heart disease. Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, specifically women of color.
Those interested in finding out more information on how to become a Distinguished Lady at UK visit: www.ukdeltaphimu.org. You may assist the next informational or contact ukdeltaphimu@deltaphimu.org for an individual meeting.
Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, age, national origin or ancestry, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation, disability, or status as a disabled war veteran.
All those interested in an opportunity to establish a new chapter at their local community or university should visit the National Chapter at: www.deltaphimu.org or email: expansion@deltaphimu.org for an interview.
Media Contact:
Cynthia Vinasco
770-354-4652
c.vinasco@yahoo.com or
cmtimm2@uky.edu
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www.deltaphimu.org
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770-354-4652
www.deltaphimu.org
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