Alpha Phi Gamma was established on February 1, 1994 at California State Polytechnic University, by founders Allex Choi, Candy Cunanan, Grace Hsieh, Kolleen Kim, Christine Nguyen, Sandie Rillera, and Jennifer Oku. The seven sisters wanted to unite women of all backgrounds through the bonds of friendship and sisterhood. The sorority’s mission is to promote service and Asian awareness to the University and its surrounding communities.
Symbols
Flower: Tulip
Colors: Burgundy and Crème
Stones: Ruby and Diamond
Icon: Goddess Athena
Mascot: Baby Panda Bear
Founding History
Charter History
Alpha Phi Gamma’s Provisional Charter at Arizona State University was chartered on May 21, 2017, by eleven Sisters Diana Cai, Lydia Chew, Jennifer Doan, Danielle Ganon, Lynn Huynh, Erin Kong, Madison Mitzner, Tracy Ngo, Eileen Nguyen, Hearthy Nguyen, and Jonie Sales. The Charter Class blossomed out of the Asian American Women’s Association (AAWA), the interest group conceptualized by Doan, who recruited and unified the ten other women to form the Charter “C.R.E.A.M.” Class. Their Mom Jena Junsay (UNLV), Ritual Chancellor Nicole Wong (CPP), and Big Sisters of the expansion team guided them through the process to cross into Alpha Phi Gamma's authentic sisterhood.
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