Zeta Tau Alpha
The Gamma Alpha chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha is the 74th link in the chain of ZTA chapters nationwide. Gamma Alpha was originally colonized on the University of Miami campus on March 26, 1938. The chapter closed in the 1980s, when sororities nationwide were falling out of fashion with the changing times. On March 26, 1992, the chapter reopened its doors on UM's campus and is now one of seven Panhellenic organizations on campus. The Gamma Alpha chapter prides itself on campus involvement and leadership, as well as devotion to its national philanthropy, Breast Cancer Education and Awareness.
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The Gamma Alpha chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha is the 74th link in the chain of ZTA chapters nationwide. Gamma Alpha was originally colonized on the University of Miami campus on March 26, 1938. The chapter closed in the 1980s, when sororities nationwide were falling out of fashion with the changing times. On March 26, 1992, the chapter reopened its doors on UM's campus and is now one of seven Panhellenic organizations on campus. The Gamma Alpha chapter prides itself on campus involvement and leadership, as well as devotion to its national philanthropy, Breast Cancer Education and Awareness.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
The Gamma Alpha chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha is the 74th link in the chain of ZTA chapters nationwide. Gamma Alpha was originally colonized on the University of Miami campus on March 26, 1938. The chapter closed in the 1980s, when sororities nationwide were falling out of fashion with the changing times. On March 26, 1992, the chapter reopened its doors on UM's campus and is now one of seven Panhellenic organizations on campus. The Gamma Alpha chapter prides itself on campus involvement and leadership, as well as devotion to its national philanthropy, Breast Cancer Education and Awareness.