Sigma Kappa Sorority is more that just parties.  We are a social organization with high morals united by our mystic bond of sisterhood. 

What do we do?

• Philanthropies: The Beta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Kappa supports gerontology through visiting elders at the local Longleaf nursing home.  At the nursing home, we participate in events such as monthly birthday parties, arts and crafts, a Valentine's Day Pageant, and an Adopt-an-Elder program.  We also participate in the Inherit the Earth program where we are responsible for picking up the trash on Mississippi Street.  This is no easy task with five fraternity houses located on this street.  Our National philanthropies include the Maine Sea Coast Mission where we send toiletries and donations.  The Alzheimer's Association receives contributions raised through our lollipop campaign, Texas Hold 'em Poker Tournament, and Memory Walk. 
• Parties: Our Chapter holds five main parties per year.  They include the Destination Unknown in the Fall, the Christmas Semi-Formal and Deep Purple Ball in the Winter, and the Spring Party and Crawfish Boil in the Spring.  In addition to our main parties, we have numerous social exchanges with the local fraternities on campus. 
• Sisterhood: Our bond is strengthened by various activities such as a Sisterhood retreat, a shopping trip to Dallas, Facials for Finals, and Progressive Dinners, just to name a few.  We also offer events each week during our new member Promise Program such as Dinner at Sonic, Ice Cream Parties, and Movie Nights.   
• Intramurals: At Louisiana Tech, we participate in all sports such as Flag Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, and Softball.  We have been the sorority champs in Flag Football for the past five years. For those sisters who do not enjoy participating in athletics, we encourage them to come to cheer our team with purple pom poms and megaphones. 

What are the benefits?

• Lifelong friendships: Sigma Kappa unites it sisters in lifelong friendships that span across the United States, and overseas.
• Philanthropy opportunities: We participate in many philanthropy events such as visiting Longleaf nursing home, Inherit the Earth, Maine Sea Coast Mission, and fundraising for Alzheimer's Association.
• Connections after graduation: We have alumnae across the nation that aid graduating seniors in getting a job. 

How much does it cost?

Financial responsibility is very important to Sigma Kappa.  Monthly dues are $45 (Sept.-May) with an additional $55 per quarter for the social and panhellenic fees.  There are some initial one time fees that are due periodically throughout the pledging.  In addition to your dues, you have the opportunity to purchase T-shirts for parties and pay minimal costs for sisterhood trips.   We do offer three $100 scholarships each quarter for need and involvement in Sigma Kappa to help our members who are struggling with their financial responsibility.

Why Sigma Kappa?

Our members are involved in most organizations on campus including Orientations Student Leaders, Student Advancement Team, Union Board, Student Recruiters, Student Government Association, Order of Omega Greek Honor Society, as well as numerous other honor societies. 

In addition to our involvement in organizations on campus, our member have received multiple honors including Sigma Nu White Rose (Lauren McGehee), PIKE Dream Girl (Emily Eoff), and Homecoming Court representatives (Emily Steed and Erica Timmons).

How can I join?   

 If you would like to become a member of Sigma Kappa, visit the Louisiana Tech Panhellenic webpage.