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Kappa Psi Epsilon |
Guiding Principles
Academics, Sisterhood, Community, Culture
Crest of
Cultural Foundation
Filipino- American
Does your group host culturally based programs?
Pinay Symposium
Kamayan
Community Service and Philanthropy
Human Trafficking
Programs to support your community service and philanthropy: Purple Ribbon Campaign -Raising awareness about the human trafficking issues affecting Pinays.
Approximately how many hours per month do individual members or your organization participate in community service or philanthropy projects? Not Submitted
How many community service or philanthropy projects does your organization participate in each semester? 3-4
Risk Management
Does your organization have a bylaw or statement regarding hazing?A. Any acts of harassment or hazing shall be prohibited by the Sorority.
B. In connection with her initiation, no female shall be subject to any act of hazing or harassment.
C. The Sorority does not consent to, agree with, condone, or tolerate any acts of humiliation, hazing, or harassment during the pledging process.
Does your organization have an insurance policy?
Does your organization have a Risk Management policy?
Quick Stats
Name: Kappa Psi Epsilon
Minimum GPA: Yes
Flower: Sampaguita (Jasmine Flower)
Color(s): Gray, Burgundy, White
Symbol: Ka (Filipino Alibata Symbol)
Motto: Find Your Inner Strength
Year: March 28th, 1996 at Cal State Long Beach
US Chapters: 4
You should know...
Forming a sisterhood that promotes the Pilipino culture had been a long time dream for a group of women at California State University Long Beach. The dream turned into reality when one woman, Gayle Romasanta, took the initiative to unite these women.
Kappa Psi Epsilon came to be through one common goal and one common dream. Together, we allow our differences to educate us and our similarities to empower us. As sisters of Kappa Psi Epsilon, we all contribute to be a part of Kappa's Herstory. As individuals, we have learned what it means to resist oppression, we understand how it feels to struggle for freedom, and, above all, experience a revolution of self. This is why we invite you in making Kappa Herstory a part of YOUR story, and to come out and find your inner strength.