With a motto of “Do Good,” the Delta Sigma chapter of Delta Gamma can be seen showcasing their talents in many different Auburn organizations and charities.
Some of the organizations that Delta Gamma has influenced are Relay for Life, Auburn University Dance Marathon or their Philanthropy, Service for Sight. In addition, members are involved in club sports and strive for academic excellence.
Seventy-seven new members will join the Delta Gamma home this fall and take on the bronze, pink and blue colors.
Annie Moeller, president of Delta Gamma, said that every year “Delta Gamma strives to recruit women who excel in the highest degrees of leadership, character, service and academic excellence.”
Delta Gamma began in Oxford Mississippi in 1873 by three women and has only grown since then. According to Moeller, Delta Gamma can claim involvement in 113 Auburn organizations.
“The Delta Sigma chapter of Delta Gamma is made up of some of the most motivated, unique, genuine and passionate girls on Auburn’s campus,” said Moeller.
According to Moeller, Delta Gamma is excited to welcome their new sisters and see the impact they have on their community and campus throughout their four years in Auburn.
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