Phi Sigma Rho

Phi Sigma Rho Greek letters
Phi Sigma Rho National Sorority was founded in 1984 at Purdue University as the first social sorority for engineers. Since being established at UConn in 2001, we've grown to accept many different majors within STEM that can be found on our website. The vision of Phi Sigma Rho is to be the foremost sorority for women in engineering and engineering technology. It fulfills that vision by developing the highest standard of personal integrity and character, promoting academic excellence, supporting personal achievement, and maintaining the bond of sisterhood.

Message from the Chapter President

Phi Sigma Rho was founded upon its core pillars of friendship, scholarship, and encouragement, which can be qualities reflected in each and every one of our members. Since joining our sisterhood, I've met my biggest supporters and true friends who I can rely on for anything. The bonds and lifelong friendships that I've been able to make is really an unmatched experience and I am forever grateful to surround myself with such intelligent and passionate women, whether that be from an academic or philanthropic perspective. I'm truly so honored to be able to represent the organization I love so much as chapter president.

President: Bella Marinich

Expectations of Excellence Standings

Active Member GPA 3.518 3.429
New Member GPA 3.333 3.269
Philanthropy Dollars Raised (excluding HuskyTHON) $613.00 $291.50
HuskyTHON Dollars Raised (all school year)  $4,973.00
Total Volunteer Hours 229.33 223.25
Chapter EOE Status Grey Grey
Semester Fall 2024 Spring 2025

Updated: May 2025

Organizational Conduct History

No findings of responsibility.

Quick Facts

Year Established at UConn: 2001
Chapter Name: Theta
Nickname: Phi Rho
Colors: Wine Red & Silver
Symbol: Pyramid & Star
Philanthropy: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society; Girl Scouts of America
Motto: "Together We Build The Future"
Signature Event(s): Lego Wars

Chapter Awards

2023 Excellence in Academic Achievement
2022 CFSD Outstanding Senior (Sorority), Gabriela Molina

2021 CFSD Outstanding Scholar, Rachel Thompson

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