Alpha Phi Gamma, Xi Chapter
Arizona State University
About Alpha Phi Gamma, Xi Chapter
Alpha Phi Gamma, Xi Chapter is a student organization rooted in the values of sisterhood, service, and Asian awareness at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ. Founded nationally on February 1, 1994, at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, the sorority arrived at ASU as a provisional charter in 2017 with a vision to unite women across different nationalities and backgrounds. The chapter earned its official Xi Chapter status in Spring 2020, marking a significant milestone in its growth and recognition within the university community.
At its heart, Alpha Phi Gamma exists to create meaningful connections among women while advancing Asian awareness and promoting service throughout the Tempe community. The organization brings together individuals who share a passion for supporting one another through the bonds of sisterhood while actively contributing to causes that matter. Members work collaboratively to organize programming and initiatives that celebrate cultural diversity and foster understanding across the Arizona State University campus.
The chapter has built a strong presence on campus, earning recognition for its contributions to university life and community engagement. From Greek Week participation to homecoming celebrations, Alpha Phi Gamma members demonstrate their dedication to excellence and community involvement. The sorority emphasizes the importance of scholarship, personal growth, and leadership development, creating an environment where women can thrive both academically and personally.
Alpha Phi Gamma welcomes women who value friendship, service, and cultural awareness. The sisterhood provides a supportive network for members to navigate their university experience while making meaningful contributions to the greater Tempe area. Through shared purpose and collective action, the Xi Chapter continues to embody the national sorority's mission of bringing women together for positive social impact.