Sigma Alpha- Alpha Lambda Chapter

Happy Sigma Alpha Founders’ Day! 🐮💚🌾

In 1978, at The Ohio State University, five women came together with the idea of creating something different from the traditional social Greek system, a place that focused on leadership, scholarship, service, and a real love for agriculture. What started as a small group with a big idea has grown into a national sisterhood that continues to support and empower women across the country.

Over the years, Sigma Alpha has grown and has chapters nationwide, bringing together women who share a passion for agriculture, personal and professional growth, and lifelong friendships. With more than 20,000 members initiated, Sigma Alpha continues to make an impact in our communities and in the agricultural industry.

Today, we celebrate our founders and all the members who have helped make Sigma Alpha what it is today. We’re so grateful for the traditions, the values, and the sisterhood, and we’re excited to keep growing, serving, and making memories together for many years to come. 🤍💚

Our chapter had our annual Emerald and Maize Ball 🌾🤎

It was a night full of fun, dancing, and friends and certainly one to remember. We hope everyone had a fantastic night, and look forward to creating more memories!!

A big thank you to the Coleman Hay Farm for being our venue for the night. There was lots of singing and dancing, thank you for putting in such an amazing night!!

A few of our girls got Initiated into Order of Omega this afternoon. We are so proud of them and all that they have accomplished!

Order of Omega is a leadership honor society that recognizes outstanding members of the Greek community for their excellence in character, leadership, scholarship, and service

Last week’s Sisters of the Week was our Ag in the community co-chairs💚💛

Charley is a junior horticulture major. She enjoys doing anything outdoors, like hiking, fishing, and gardening. Outside of Sigma, Charley is the president of the plant breeding club.

Caitlyn VanDeusen is a sophomore agriculture education major. On campus, she is involved in Dairy Society, Farm Bureau, and FFA. Back home, she works on a dairy farm and enjoys showing her cows and reading