Phi Rho Alpha
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Phi Rho Alpha (ΦPA) is the first local sorority founded at the University of Michigan.
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[edit] History
On July 30, 2005, Phi Rho Alpha was founded with four members, including founder Nicole DiPaolo and co-founding president Sarah Daniel. Its first pledge class was initiated in January of 2006 with 7 new women. The sisterhood grew to 26 women within the first year.
[edit] Traditions
- Symbols: Climbing ivy and the pyramid
- Open motto: Friendship rooted in individuality
- Colors: Sunset pink and aquamarine
- Mascot: White wolf
- Flower: Pink magnolia
- Jewel: Alexandrite
[edit] Purpose
The purpose, as written in 2005 by co-founder Sarah Daniel is as follows.
| The purpose of Phi Rho Alpha shall be to establish a lasting bond of friendship and sisterhood between its members, to promote strength and character among its sisters, and to instill in its members the values of respect, individuality, and leadership. |
