President's
Welcome



At over 100 years old, our organization remains a pillar in the African-American community.  Sigma Zeta Omega chapter has been in existence for 20 of those 102 years, and we strive to positively impact and influence the Delaware Community with a focus in Newark.   Our activities include volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House and Newark Senior Center, two youth mentoring programs, Relay for Life, and a host of other community service projects. 

Sigma Zeta Omega chapter’s goal is to continue to stay aligned with the changing environment that surrounds us.  We remain focused on entrepreneurship, economics, the Black family, technology and health resource management.  As we look to the future, we will Expand our programs, continue to Set the pace for community service, and Provide service to all mankind.  With that, we welcome you to enjoy our space on the web!
Tiffany N. Matthews, Chapter President

Alpha Kappa Alpha
History



Founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, DC in 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is the oldest Greek-letter organization established by African American college-trained women. To trace its history is to tell a story of changing patterns of human relations in America in the 20th century.
Sigma Zeta Omega
History



On January 27, 1990, twenty-one Sorors took on a pledge from Regional Director Idell Pugh, and with the blessings of International President Janet Ballard.