Traditions/Symbolism
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Alphabet
National History
Jewelry
100

What are the National Colors?

Black and Gold

100

Kappa Alpha Omicron (KAO)


SUNY Oswego

Oswego, NY

100

B

Betta

100

First Chapter

Kappa Lambda (KΛ)

December 6, 1971

Husson University

Bangor, Maine

100

This pin is worn only by sisters during their active sisterhood. 

The Badge

200

What is the National Motto

May the spirit never die

200

Kappa Alpha Gamma 

SUNY New Paltz

New Paltz, New York

200

X

Chi

200

First Convention/ National Establishment

May 7, 1977

Castleton, Vermont

200

Describe The Jeweled Badge, and what it represents.

Scholastic success through graduation

EXTRA: Can be worn by alumnae, honorary sister, mothers of sisters, sisters of sisters, and fiance/spouses of sisters.

300

What do the rose petals on the Kappa Rose symbolize?

The colonies/chapters

300

Kappa Upsilon 

UMASS Lowell

Lowell, Massachusetts

300

Pi

Π

300

The first sister to be named Executive Director

Susan Dyer

300

This pin represents wisdom and academic success; one must be nominated for it. 

The Key

400

National Affiliated Sorority/NAS must be no less than ___ the size of the letters.

1/3 

400

Kappa Xi 

Southern New Hampshire University

Manchester, New Hampshire

400

Λ

Lambda

400

Temporary Chairperson for National Executive Board 1976-1977 

Fred Randall

400

What does the gold side of the Affiliate Pin represent?

The preciousness of the sorority not yet felt by the Affiliates.

EXTRA: The black represents the mysteries of the sorority not yet known by the Affiliates.

500

The sorority is bound together by _____.

Kappa

500

Kappa _____ is the newest chapter of Kappa Delta Phi NAS.

Kappa Alpha Xi

500

Theta

θ

500

National Fraternity Establishment

April 14, 1900

Bridgewater State College

Bridgewater, Massachusetts

500

What does the Oval shape of the Affiliate Pin represent?

Working together as a united group throughout the Affiliate process. 

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