Gamma Sigma Alpha continues to grow–this time in Arkansas! The University of Arkansas-Fort Smith became our newest chapter this week as they secured their spot as the Theta Phi chapter of Gamma Sigma Alpha. Greek Life is a new tradition at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith and was established in 2007. The campus currently boasts four sororities, three fraternities, three governing councils, a fraternal programming board and now an all-Greek honor society! Congratulations to the charter members of Gamma Sigma Alpha at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith!

The Gamma Alpha chapter of Gamma Sigma Alpha was chartered at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1995 and continues to be one of our largest chapters nationwide, initiating more than 150 students each year. Current membership is almost 400 members. How does the chapter recruit so many members? Tactics include:

• Current Gamma Sigma Alpha members visit chapter meetings to discuss the organization and encourage qualified members to apply
• Two new member scholarships are offered to Gamma Sigma Alpha initiates
• Membership selection is all completed online

In addition to recognizing academic achievement, the Gamma Sigma Alpha chapter at UNC at Chapel Hill also strives to complete 1-2 service projects each semester. For more information about UNC’s Fraternity/Sorority community, you can visit: www.greeks.unc.edu. Thanks for being a shining example for Gamma Sigma Alpha, keep up the great work!