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Alpha Omicron Pi
2012
CONGRATULATIONS
- Jessica Bettencourt, 2012–13 Senior Woman of the Year
- Trish Moxon, 2012–13 Chapter Advisor of the Year
- 2012–13 Best in Council (Panhellenic) and Women's Fraternity of the Year
chapter information
- Designation: Delta Sigma Chapter
- Active Members: 71
- SJSU Founding: 1948; rechartered March 15, 1988
- National Founding: January 2, 1897 at Barnard College in New York NY
- 2011 Service / Philanthropy: 1,092 hours of service, $2,740 raised for charity
- Scholarship: Fall 2012—2.72, Spring 2012—2.87
- Color: Cardinal
- Flower: Jacqueminot Rose
- Symbol: Sheaf of Wheat
- Motto: "One motto, one badge, one bond and singleness of heart."
- Nicknames: AOII
- Famous Alumnae: Courtney Kupets (Olympic gymnast), Heather Whitestone (Miss America, first with a disability), Nichelle D. Tramble (author and screenwriter), Heather Buck (opera singer), Debbie Matenopoulos (actress and television personality), Margaret Bourke-White (first female photographer to have a Life magazine cover), Ashley Crow (actress), Angie Goff (D.C. area broadcast journalist)
For More Information
- President: Jessica Bettencourt
- Chapter Website
- Instagram (alphaomicronpi_sjsu)
- National Website
Annual Events
- Mr. Fraternity
- Strike Out Arthritis
- Fiesta Night
- Presents
- New Member Dance
- Trust Your Sister
- Founders' Day

Learn more about our chapter's house!

About Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi (ΑΟΠ) is an international women's fraternity promoting friendship for a lifetime, inspiring academic excellence and lifelong learning, and developing leadership skills through service to the Fraternity and community.
History of Delta Sigma Chapter
We are a women's fraternity enriched through life-long friendship. Alpha Omicron Pi is not just a strong support system through our college days, but it is a community that will be here with us throughout our lives. Here at Delta Sigma we strive to develop ourselves as intellectually competent college students, influential leaders, and valued members of the community. We love to support each other and watch each other grow, whether it be listening to a sister beautifully sing the national anthem for a basketball game, watching a sister perform in our school's play, or cheering on our intramural sports team as they take on their toughest competitor. As members of Alpha Omicron Pi, we hold ourselves to high standards and are proud of everything we have accomplished in recent years, such as consecutively winning the honor of "Sorority of the Year". Though we do enjoy keeping ourselves busily immersed with engaging events, we do strive in our academics as well. Academics are our number one priority and we are proud to say we have found the balance between work and play!

