Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. was founded on March 9, 1995 at Binghamton University. The sorority developed as an organization that empowers Asian American women through academic support, leadership development, and culturally sound initiatives. Kappa Phi Lambda is an Asian-interest, not Asian-exclusive organization, dedicated to promoting Sisterhood, Service, and Cultural Diversity to our members and the communities that we serve.
Message from the Chapter President
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Hello! My name is Madeline Zhang, and I’m honored to serve as President for the Sigma Chapter of Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. here at UConn.
We are an organization that aims to empower women and support them in their journey of success and growth. Our chapter is built on sisterhood, service, and cultural diversity, and those values show up in everything we do. Whether we’re giving back to our community, participate in our philanthropies, planning campus events, or showing up for one another. We also value networking and lifelong connections, giving our sisters opportunities to build relationships with one another and connect with our alumni that continue well beyond college. For me, Kappa Phi Lambda is more than just a student organization it’s a space where I found genuine sisterhood, confidence, and a community that constantly pushes me to become the best version of myself. Its an organization where women are supported and encouraged to thrive academically, develop professional skills, and grow personally. We're incredibly proud of the passion and commitment that our sisters bring into this organization. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about us! |