T E X A S A & M
U N I V E R S I T Y
PANHELLENIC CREED IN THIS ISSUE
We,asundergraduatemembersofwomen’s fraternities,standforgoodscholarship,for guardingofgoodhealth, formaintenanceoffinestandards,andfor servingtothebestofourability,ourcollege community
Cooperationforfurtheringfraternitylife,in harmonywithitsbestpossibilities,istheideal thatshallguideourfraternityactivities
We,asfraternitywomen,standforservice throughthedevelopmentofcharacterinspired by theclosecontactanddeepfriendshipof individualfraternityandPanhelleniclife Theopportunityforwideandwisehumanservice, throughmutualrespectandhelpfulness, isthetenetbywhichwestrivetolive
PROGRESSING PANHELLENIC
The Collegiate Panhellenic Council had the incredible opportunity to highlight the importance of unity within Greek Life through our program, Progressing Panhellenic. Centered on the theme “Four Councils, One Aggie Spirit,” this event brought together all four Greek councils, CPC, IFC, NPHC, and MGC, in a meaningful and engaging way that emphasized both our unique identities and our shared identity as Aggies.
The program fostered connection, collaboration, and a stronger sense of community across councils, reinforcing what it means to come together as an Aggie family The evening concluded with awards recognizing outstanding members within the Panhellenic community, as well as Chapter of the Year, Kappa Kappa Gamma!
We are proud to celebrate leadership, achievement, and the spirit that makes the Texas A&M Greek community so exceptional.
THE BIG EVENT
Hi! My name is Mattie Rose Porras, and I serve as the Vice President of Programming for CPC One of Panhellenic’s annual events is Progressing Panhellenic, and this year, I had the honor of planning and executing it
Our theme, Four Councils, One Aggie Spirit, focused on fostering unity across all four Greek councils: the Collegiate Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Council, Multicultural Greek Council, and National Pan-Hellenic Council
The event featured speakers from each council, along with educational performances showcasing stepping, strolling, saluting, and hopping from NPHC and MGC chapters I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to create a space where chapters could share their culture and traditions, and to help Panhellenic women learn, grow, and celebrate the diversity within our Greek community
ThePanhelleniccommunityisproudtosupportand participateinTheBigEvent,thelargeststudent-led,one-day serviceprojectinthenation Withover18,000volunteers, studentsmadeameaningfulimpactacrosstheBryan–CollegeStationcommunityasawaytosaythankyoufortheir continuedsupportofTexasA&M
All13Panhellenicchaptersparticipated,servingtogetherand representingtheAggievalueofselflessservice.The PanhelleniccommunitywasrepresentedateverylevelofThe BigEvent,withmembersservingontheExecutiveBoard,as committeemembers,andasstaffassistants
Throughtheirdedicationandleadership,Panhellenicwomen continuetomakealastingdifferencewhilestrengthening connectionswithinboththecampusandlocalcommunity
INTERNATIONAL BADGE DAY
InternationalBadgeDaywascelebratedonMarch2, andwomenfromallcouncilswereencouragedto weartheirlettersandbadgesacrosstheTexasA&M campusThisdayservesasaspecialopportunityto honorsisterhoodandtakeprideinsorority membership.
Sororitybadgesaresmall,symbolicpinswornover thehearttorepresentlifelongmembership, commitment,andadherencetoanorganization’s foundingvalues.Theyserveasatangiblereminder ofsisterhoodandapersonalcommitmenttoshare ideals.
InternationalBadgeDayisameaningfultradition thatuniteswomenacrossallchapters,celebrating thebondsandvaluesthatmakethePanhellenic communitysospecial.
SCHOLAR OF THE MONTH
SOPHIE WELKNER
We are so excited to recognize our Scholar of the Month, Sophie Welkner!
Sophie is a graduating senior at Texas A&M, majoring in mechanical engineering with a minor in mathematics She has maintained an impressive 392 GPA throughout her college career.
During her time at Texas A&M, Sophie has interned with PepsiCo and Boeing, and she has accepted a full-time position as a design engineer after graduation. She has also been actively involved in the Boeing x Texas A&M mentorship program, the Solar Car Racing Team, and serves as an officer for Women in Mechanical Engineering.
Congratulations, Sophie! The Panhellenic community is so proud of you!
Texas A&M is home to 14 incredible Panhellenic chapters! A sorority is a collegiate organization dedicated to fostering lifelong sisterhood, leadership development, academic excellence, and meaningful community service. It serves as a true “home away from home,” offering a supportive network that encourages personal growth, creates lasting friendships, and provides valuable networking opportunities for future career success
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
EST.May8,1981
NationalPhilanthropy: DomesticViolence Awareness
LocalPhilanthropy: Phoebe'sHome
EST.August30,1975
NationalPhilanthropy: TheRonaldMcDonald House
LocalPhilanthropy: TheRonaldMcDonald House
EPSILON P
EST.November19,2017
NationalPhilanthropy: TheElizabethGlaser PediatricAIDSFoundation &Sharsheret
LocalPhilanthropy: TwinCityMission
EST.January22,2017
NationalPhilanthropy: ArthritisFoundation
NationalPhilanthropy: Make-A-WishFoundation
LocalPhilanthropy: Make-A-WishFoundation
EST.March29,1981
NationalPhilanthropy: St.JudeChildren’sResearch Hospital
LocalPhilanthropy: St.JudeChildren’sResearch Hospital
April26,1971
NationalPhilanthropy: ServiceforSight l LocalPhilanthropy: AggieGuideDogs
EST.April6,1975
NationalPhilanthropy: StarkeyHearingFoundation
l LocalPhilanthropy: TexasHearingInstitute
LocalPhilanthropy: SoldiersAngels EST.August24,1975
At Texas A&M Panhellenic, we are endlessly grateful for the 14 incredible chapters that make up our community. Each chapter brings its own unique traditions, values, and sisterhood to campus, yet together we form one united Panhellenic family rooted in friendship, service, leadership, and love To be a Panhellenic woman is to carry yourself with integrity, kindness, and Aggie pride It’s about building relationships that last far beyond four years and becoming part of something bigger than yourself.
GAMMA PHI BETA
EST.February21,2004
NationalPhilanthropy: GirlsontheRun
LocalPhilanthropy: GirlsontheRun
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
EST.February7,1976
NationalPhilanthropy: CourtAppointedSpecial Advocates
LocalPhilanthropy: Scotty’sHouse
KAPPA DELTA
EST.November20,1999
NationalPhilanthropy: PreventChildAbuse
America&GirlScoutsofthe USA
LocalPhilanthropy: ThePrenatalClinicofBryan
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
EST.February28,1976
NationalPhilanthropy: NationalAllianceonMental Illness
LocalPhilanthropy: UnitedWayoftheBrazos Valley
EST.April20,1985
NationalPhilanthropy:Pi BetaPhiFoundation
LocalPhilanthropy: TheBoysandGirlsClubof BrazosValley
TAU ALPHA
EST.May24,1975
NationalPhilanthropy: BreastCancerEducation andAwareness
LocalPhilanthropy: PinkAlliance
OUR MISSION
To build an inclusive Greek community and enhance the collegiate experience by supporting opportunities for leadership, academic success, civic engagement and the creation of f raternal bonds.