Sigma Sigma Sigma at Minnesota State University, Mankato

Sigma Sigma Sigma is a national sorority that was founding on April 20th, 1898 in Farmville, VA. Over the years, we expanded, installing several chapters country wide. In 1990 the Epsilon Rho chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was installed at Minnesota State University, Mankato. For the past 20 years we have upheld the ideals of our sisterhood and have been active on our college campus. We engage in se

veral activities as members of the Greek Community. We get involved with our community through volunteer work, and our member's are involved in all aspects of college life; from residential advisers, to student government, as well as other academic clubs, honor societies, and student organizations. The Robbie Page Memorial was founding in 1951 after our National President's son died of polio. The foundations was created to raise money in order to find a cure for polio. However now we raise money to fund play therapy rooms for sick hospitalized children. Our two main hospitals that we work with are North Carolina Memorial Hospital and the Children Medical Hospital in Dallas, TX. The Epsilon Rho Chapter prides ourselves on sisterhood and group life. We believe in upholding our core values as women of Tri-Sigma. Maintaining a positive image in the Greek Community, as leaders, strong women, and role-models is what we strive for. "As a woman in Tri-Sigma you begin a journey, that last's a life time." "To receive much, you must give much." Trust
Respect
Inspiring
Sisterhood
Integrity
Greatness
Maturity
Authenticity