Sigma Alpha Omega Christian Sorority Inc.

National History

Sigma Alpha Omega was formed as a Sister Sorority to Chi Alpha Omega Fraternity. Chi Alpha Omega was founded as a co-ed Christian fraternity in the spring of 1987 at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. The purpose of Chi Alpha Omega was to assemble Christian students in a Christ-centered brotherhood in order to enjoy Christian fellowship, service, accountability, and social activities. Visit the Fraternity's homepage for more information.

In January 1998, the active brothers (both males and females) of the Beta Chapter of Chi Alpha Omega at North Carolina State University voted to form Sigma Alpha Omega in hopes of benefiting both the fraternity and the sorority. Both groups committed to living according to the ideals of Christ and His Word, uplifting each other through fellowship and service, and bringing the love of Christ to North Carolina State University. Founding Sisters of Sigma Alpha Omega at North Carolina State University are Michelle Bull, Kathryn Meyer, Kimberly Rogers, and Josie Watson.

Since the founding of the sorority, chapters of Sigma Alpha Omega have been
established at many colleges and universities across the nation. Learn more about our various chapters.