Campus Address: 2401 North 51st St.

National Founding Date: October 24, 1902

NWU Founding Date: September 6, 1941

Colors: Rose and Green

Mascot: Turtle

Chapter President: Debbie Rogers

Grade Point Average: 3.483

Philanthropics: Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Camp Noodle for children affected by HIV or AIDS, Highway Clean Up, Special Olympics

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     The Beta Tau chapter of Delta Zeta is known for its outstanding academic, philanthropic and new member programs. Delta Zetas have high academic standards and maintain a house grade point average (GPA) above that of the all female and all-campus GPA. Members are also active in a variety of on and off campus activities.
     The women of Delta Zeta are involved in New Student Orientation (NSO), Ambassadors, music, theatre, varsity and intramural sports, honorary and departmental organizations, student government and student publications. Off campus, members work with the Lincoln Action Program, the Parent Aid Support System, Big Brothers Big Sisters and other community organizations.
     Philanthropy projects this past year included the revival of the Turtle Tug. The Turtle Tug, a coed tug-of-war game over a pit of lime green Jell-O, attracted students from both NWU and other local universities Proceeds from the event went to Camp Noodle, a camp for children infected or affected by HIV or AIDS. Other events include Honey Sunday, Highway Cleanup, Special Olympics and our annual Spaghetti Feed.
     The social calendar of Delta Zetas remained full this year with a Barn Party, Hayrack Ride, formals and other events. Although Delta Zeta may be busy reaching out to the community, its members are never too busy for one another. Sisterhood and friendships are everlasting at Delta Zeta.

Sincerely,
Leah Hoff
Recruitment Chair
Delta Zeta