About Us
Welcome to the Sigma Alpha Zeta Chapter website! Our chapter is located at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA. Sigma Alpha Sorority is both a professional and social sorority founded on a common love for agriculture. Our members strive for achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service by supporting each other and the community.
The colors of the sorority are emerald and maize. The jewel is the emerald, and the flower is the yellow chrysanthemum. The national mascot is the baby bull, and our local mascot here at LSU is the honeybee.
The colors of the sorority are emerald and maize. The jewel is the emerald, and the flower is the yellow chrysanthemum. The national mascot is the baby bull, and our local mascot here at LSU is the honeybee.
Who We Are
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Sigma Alpha is a member of the Professional Fraternity Association (PFA), a national organization of professional Greek letter organizations and The Consortium of Collegiate Agricultural Organizations. Both Sigma Alpha Sorority and the Sigma Alpha Alumni Association are affiliates of American Agri-Women. Our national service project is Ag in the Classroom.
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Our History
Ann Huling-Matthews, Cindie Davis, Marilyn Burns, Jennifer McMillan, and Amy Matthews were the five founding sisters of Sigma Alpha. The sorority was officially recognized on January 26, 1978. Since then, Sigma Alpha has been established in colleges all over the country and it was founded at Louisiana State University on October 29, 1989. For more information on our history and symbols,
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Photo from F. D. Richards
