Images for Sororities and Fraternities

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Images for use in Stickers for Fraternities and Sororities

These images are meant to be representative of Sororities, and Fraternities, not necessarily an exact duplication of their logo, shield, or crest, as most of those are under copyright; nor is it intended that this homage infringe on any copyright, which remains with the organisations so named. In creating these images no disrespect towards the associations, or their members, is intended, but rather the intent is to honour the (mostly deceased) members of these organisations by adding a small image to their biographical profiles.

Sororities

An artistic rendering of the Alpha Kappa Alpha shield, using the colours (Salmon Pink and Apple Green) and the basic shape of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Alpha Kappa Alpha shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)
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Alpha Kappa Alpha shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Eta Phi Beta shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Eta Phi Beta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Delta Sigma Theta shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Delta Sigma Theta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Zeta Phi Beta (ΖΦΒ) shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - A. Langston Taylor of Phi Beta Sigma (ΦΒΣ) Fraternity was given approval from ΦΒΣ's general board to assist in organising what was to become Zeta Phi Beta sorority. As a result, there has been a link between the two, with Zeta Phi Beta being formally recognised as Phi Beta Sigma's sister sorority.

Zeta Phi Beta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Sigma Gamma Rho shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Sigma Gamma Rho shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Iota Phi Lambda shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Iota Phi Lambda shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Tau Gamma Delta shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - the sorority's name was originally Phi Gamma Delta, but the name was changed to Tau Gamma Delta in 1951.

Tau Gamma Delta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Gamma Phi Delta shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Gamma Phi Delta Sorority Inc was originally Phi Gamma Delta Sorority, with the name change occurring circa 1945-1947, after a law suit was filed against Phi Gamma Delta Sorority by Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity for illegal use of the name. Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, a Caucasian fraternal group (comprised of wealthy and very powerful men — i.e. "United States presidents, senators, congressmen, and extremely, extremely wealthy men"), founded over 100 years prior to the founding of Phi Gamma Delta Sorority, had no actual legal right to the name, as they had failed to file for copyright of the name, whereas the Sorority had done so. However, the Sorority's legal counsel advised that they could not sustain a "very long and very costly legal battle", so the decision was made to settle for costs (all legal costs, plus the replacement of all sorority pins, the reprinting of all sorority handbooks, constitutions, stationery, etc, plus paying the incorporation costs for whatever the new Sorority name was to be). Thus it was they voted to change their name, and the rest, as they say, was history.

Gamma Phi Delta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Zeta Delta Phi shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Zeta Delta Phi was started by thirteen young women as a Houseplan (Zeta Delphi) at Bronx Community College in 1962 and was incorporated as Zeta Delta Phi Sorority by the state of New York in 1964.

Zeta Delta Phi shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Kappa Theta Epsilon shield, using the colours and the basic shape of the original, and many of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - The founding tenets of Kappa Theta Epsilon Sorority are Sisterhood, Fidelity, Accomplishment and Service. The sorority was founded on the morning of February 24, 2009, in Houston, Texas, when, after researching existing organizations, it was decided that the group would adopt the letters Kappa Theta Epsilon (ΚΘΕ) to reflect its fundamental ideals. On February 25, the sorority's official colors and mascot were finalized.

Kappa Theta Epsilon shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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Fraternities

An artistic rendering of the Sigma Pi Phi shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shapes, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Sigma Pi Phi was founded as an organization for professionals, never established collegiate chapters, and eliminated undergraduate membership during its infant stages. However, Sigma Pi Phi has historically had a congenial relationship with intercollegiate Black Greek-letter organizations, as many members of Sigma Pi Phi are members of both.

Sigma Pi Phi
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Alpha Phi Alpha shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing.

Alpha Phi Alpha shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Kappa Alpha Psi shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity (ΚΑΨ) was founded as Kappa Alpha Nu on January 5, 1911. Known today as Kappa Alpha Psi the fraternity was nationally incorporated under the name of Kappa Alpha Nu on May 15, 1911. The name of the organization was changed to its current name in 1915, after an incident at a sporting event. Their motto is "Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavor".

Kappa Alpha Psi shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the Omega Psi Phi shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Omega Psi Phi was the first fraternal organization founded at a historically black university. In 1924 ΩΨΦ launched "Negro History and Literature Week" (later renamed as "Negro Achievement Week") to publicize the growing body of scholarship on African-American history. The event was again renamed (in 1926) to "Negro History Week", and much later being expanded to a full month (February 1976). The event is now known as "Black History Month".

Omega Psi Phi shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Phi Beta Sigma shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Phi Beta Sigma aims their focus on issues that greatly impact the African-American community and the youth of the nation. The organization's partnerships with the American Cancer Society, March of Dimes, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Boy Scouts of America, and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund speak to its mission to address societal ills, including health disparities, and educational and developmental opportunities for young males.

Phi Beta Sigma shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

Wine Psi Phi shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Nu Gamma Alpha shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - The goal of Nu Gamma Alpha is to promote and encourage scholarship. the pursuit of truth, the encouragement of scholarship and the promotion of true brotherhood.

Nu Gamma Alpha shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

Iota Phi Theta shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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An artistic rendering of the Phi Eta Psi shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Phi Eta Psi Fraternity, which was founded in 1965, combines the opportunity for lifelong friendship, and service to others, with academic excellence, cultural awareness, and community involvement.

Phi Eta Psi shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

An artistic rendering of the MALIK shield, using (as best as possible) the colours, shape, and some of the elements of the original, but not meant to be an absolute duplication of the real thing. Of interest to some - Founded in 1977 as Malik Sigma Psi (because of the college (Long Island University) requirements that at least two Greek letters were to be included), the fraternity officially become MALIK (an acronym, based in part on the Swahili name of Malcolm X) in May 2002. The acronym MALIK represents the ideals of Manhood, Achievement, Leadership, Integrity, and Knowledge. It is a synthesis of science, history, philosophy, and cultural values and practices from the African Diaspora about the nature, purpose, direction, function, and responsibility of manhood. Rather than refer to themselves as being black Greeks, members of MALIK prefer African Fraternalists. Their motto is "The Mind Is The Standard Of The Man".

MALIK shield
(artistic rendition,
not an exact copy)

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Eta Phi Beta shield

Alpha Phi Alpha shield

Delta Sigma Theta shield

Zeta Phi Beta shield

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