About Tri Delta
Tri Delta was founded by women, for women, in 1888 at Boston University when our Founders bravely created a new organization that would “think more of a woman’s inner character than her outward appearance.” Their vision has grown into the dynamic women’s organization we know today.
Today, Tri Delta is a network of nearly 250,000 women, and we are committed to lifelong learning through educational initiatives, transformational programming and relevant personal and professional development.
From supporting Tri Delta’s Foundation—which empowers collegiate and alumnae members through transformational programs, scholarships and emergency financial support—to supporting the life-saving mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and local children’s cancer charities, Tri Deltas are passionate about serving others.
Our Values
- Truth
- Self-sacrifice
- Friendship
Symbols & Colors
- Pearl
- Pine
- Pansy
- Dolphin
- Blue
- Gold
- Silver
A Letter From Our President 🩵
Established in 1888, Delta Delta Delta proudly upholds the core values of friendship, truth, and self‑sacrifice, remaining committed to the personal, academic, and leadership development of every member. At the University of Oklahoma, the Theta Gamma chapter embodies these values through a vibrant, supportive, and high‑achieving sisterhood.Our chapter is home to driven, compassionate women who excel in academics, philanthropy, leadership, and campus involvement. Last year, Theta Gamma was honored with the Margaret Paddock Hallar Award, distinguishing us as Tri Delta’s Chapter of the Year among all chapters nationwide. This recognition reflects our unwavering dedication to Tri Delta’s mission and our commitment to excellence in every aspect of chapter life.This year, we were also awarded the University of Oklahoma’s President’s Cup, the highest honor given to a Greek chapter on campus. This award recognizes outstanding achievement in scholarship, philanthropy, well‑being programming, and community involvement. As a Gold Standard of Excellence Chapter, we are proud to uphold a legacy of integrity, leadership, and service.Our partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is at the heart of our sisterhood. This past year, Theta Gamma raised over $118,525, placing us among the top 11 Tri Delta chapters nationwide in philanthropic fundraising. Our members are passionate about supporting St. Jude’s mission to ensure that families never receive a bill for treatment, travel, housing, or food.We are also honored to support our local philanthropy, the Oklahoma Children’s Cancer Association, where our members volunteer at events, support families, and help bring joy to children battling cancer in Oklahoma.Theta Gamma encourages every member to pursue her highest potential. Our women are represented across some of OU’s most prestigious programs and organizations, including:President’s Leadership ClassPresident’s Community ScholarsHonors CollegeJCPenney Leadership ProgramOU Athletics (Pom, Cheer, and more)Campus Tour GuidesUndergraduate Research ProgramsCampus-wide leadership roles and student governmentWe are proud to see our members thrive not only on campus but also in internships, study‑abroad programs, and professional opportunities around the world.Theta Gamma’s sisterhood is built on genuine connection, shared purpose, and lifelong support. Our members learn, grow, and lead together. We value celebrating achievements, supporting one another through challenges, and forming friendships that last far beyond college.Our alumnae remain deeply involved, offering mentorship, career guidance, and continued sisterhood. Their dedication reflects the lasting impact Tri Delta has on every woman who becomes part of our chapter.I am humbly honored to serve the incredible women of Theta Gamma. Each day, I am inspired by their character, ambition, and compassion. Together, we will continue to build upon our legacy of excellence and uphold the values that make Tri Delta a home for so many.DLAM, Kristen-Nicole Mitei, Chapter President