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Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. (ΔΞΝ)

Founded	October 7, 1997 Texas A&M University
Type	social
Scope	National
Motto	Sisterhood, Culture, Education
Colors	Red and Silver
Symbol	Butterfly
Flower	Red tulip
Philanthropy	Violence Against Women
Headquarters	PO Box 36748 Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. is a multicultural sorority founded at Texas A&M University.

Sisterhood, Culture, Education

1 ΔΞΝ History
2 Chapters and Colonies
3 Quick Facts
4 Chapter/Colony Websites
5 External links

ΔΞΝ History

Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. was founded by five women on October 7, 1997 in order to promote cultural awareness and diversity on the Texas A&M University Campus and surrounding Bryan/College Station area. Jaime Slaughter, Jetje Brewton, Adrienne Magirl, Rena Kharbat, and Lesliam Quiros established Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority with the mission to promote diversity and cultural awareness. Being African American, Dutch, Irish/Mexican, Palestinian, and Puerto Rican, they wanted to tell the world that it was their differences that had brought them together and made them stronger.

The sorority's mission statement says "The Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority, Inc. is committed to the furtherance of multiculturalism by promoting diversity and cultural awareness in our local communities and throughout the world."

Chapters and Colonies

Chapter/Colony	Location	Founding Date	Founding Mothers/Sisters	Chapter/Colony Philanthropy	Chapter/Colony Signature Event
Alpha Chapter	Texas A&M University; College Station, TX	October 7, 1997	Jetje Brewton (Dutch) Rena Kharbat (Palestinian) Adrienne Magirl (Irish, Mexican American) Lesliam Quiros (Puerto Rican) Jaime Slaughter (African American)	Aids Awareness	Unity Dinner
Beta Chapter	Tulane University; New Orleans, LA	December 7, 2001	Ghislaine Camey-Ubilla (Chilean, Ecuadoran, Guatemalan) Gina Cordero (Panamanian, Caucasian) Antenique Chambers (African American) Eboni Ellis (African American) Emi Okazaki (Japanese) Thuy Pham (Vietnamese American) Apryl Scott (African American)	Children's Education	Shadows of Diversity
Gamma Chapter	Colorado State University; Fort Collins, CO	April 17, 2004	Amanda Hardy (Mexican, Bermudian) Sabrina Hattar (Jordanian, German, Ukranian) Ashley Logan (Native American; Seneca Tribe) Michaela Luna (Mexican) Pimtheera "Joy" Rojanavongse (Thai, Chinese)	Domestic Violence; Drinking and Driving	Friendship Festival
Delta Chapter	University of Texas at Pan American; Edinburg, TX	April 16, 2005	Telisa Pena Munoz (Hispanic) Karla Reyna (Hispanic) Angela Salazar (Hispanic) Venessa Soto (Hispanic) Monica Villanueva (Anglo, Hispanic)	Domestic Violence	Dining with Culture
Epsilon Chapter	Sam Houston State University; Huntsville, TX	March 25, 2006	Carneithia Anthony (African, Native American) Adrienne Arnaez (Filipino, Spanish) Samantha Cruz (Mexican) Jayna Ladell Campbell (Cajun, Spanish) Alicia Lara (Mexican) Elizabeth Mejorado (Salvadorian) Auntonya Rogers )African, Native American) Ysabel Sarabia (Salvadorian) Trina Silva (Mexican) Lorenza Rios (Mexican)	Children's Health Awareness	Destination Diversity
Zeta Chapter	University of Texas at Arlington; Arlington, TX	April 29, 2006	Ashley Bonner (African American) Melissa Brown (African American) Monica Brown (African American) LaKayla Cooper (African American) Victoria Idio (Nigerian American)	Sexual Awareness	Stomp Out A.I.D.S.
Eta Colony	University of the Incarnate Word; San Antonio, TX	August 23, 2008	Briana Elise Elliot (African American) Cielo Perez (Mexican) Tatiana Oben (Puerto Rican) Ginger Marie Taylor (African American) Veronica Nicole Calderon (Hispanic) Halen Keogh George (Irish, English, Lebanese, Mexican)	Violence Against Women and Children	The Delta Xi Nu Catwalk and Run
Theta Colony	Our Lady of the Lake University; San Antinio, TX	April 26, 2009	TBA	Cancer Awareness	Dance Dance Diversity and Feminicides