DKD Alpha

Delta Kappa Delta (ΔΚΔ) is a South-Asian interest sorority for young women who have dedicated their hearts and souls to service and sisterhood. B.E.T.I.S. ("Behind Every True Indian Sister") was created as the grass roots service organization in which the National Founding Mothers realized the need to unite, serve, and educate the community. On October 1, 1999, these 13 young women began to spread their ideals to others under the name of Delta Kappa Delta.

In addition to serving the community with enthusiasm, the National Founding Mothers emphasized excellence in education, citizenship, culture, and Sisterhood. Today, the women of Delta Kappa Delta continue to exemplify the concept of “Sisterhood Built Through Service”. Service is the foundation of Delta Kappa Delta. It is through service that the young women of Delta Kappa Delta are able to reach out to the community.

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Colors: Violet, Black, and Silver
Symbol: Diya
Mascot: Peacock
Flower: Lotus
Gem: Amethyst

Philanthropy: Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention
Service Focus: Children's Education
April: Child Abuse Prevention Month, C.H.I.L.D. Week
Foundaing Date: 10/1/1999