BETA OMICRON
As the 64th link of Zeta Tau Alpha founded in the nation, Beta Omicron has preserved the sisterhood, loyalty, and academic integrity of Zeta Tau Alpha. All 330 members continue to “enrich and ennoble” each of our sisters' lives through the practice of our Zeta Tau Alpha values and more.
MEET BETA OMICRON
The sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha at the University of South Carolina would like to welcome you to our chapter website! We pride ourselves on a variety of ideals including academics, leadership, service and sisterhood. Consistent with the thoughts of our Founders, our purpose is to create an environment for our members which foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests and develop in them high qualities of character.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
My name is Ariana Faraci, and I am honored to serve as the 2023 Chapter President for the Beta Omicron Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha.
Welcome to our chapter website and thank you for expressing interest in our sisterhood. We invite you to explore the site and learn more about our history, philanthropy, involvement, sisterhood and more.
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When I went through recruitment as a freshman, I instantly fell in love with ZTA’s philanthropy and sisterhood. Coming from Chicago to a big school in the south I felt a bit out of place. But, when I was with the sisters of ZTA, I had never felt more welcomed and comfortable.
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Being a member of Zeta Tau Alpha has truly been the best experience of my life. I was given the opportunity to join our sororities Executive Council as a freshman and have stayed on ever since. Not only has Zeta has taught me how to lead, but also the meaning of true friendship and unconditional love. The woman of ZTA are the most genuine, empowering, loving and inspiring people I have come to know. I have grown so much over the past 3 years in ZTA and it is all due to the support and love of my sisters.
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I am forever grateful to have the opportunity to be a Zeta. I have truly found my home in Zeta Tau Alpha. If you are interested in going through the recruitment process to become a member of the Panhellenic Community at the University of South Carolina, this is my advice to you: be true to who you are because that is how you will grow, enjoy every moment of the experience, and have an open mind. I remember recruitment as exciting, scary and a bit stressful, but it is more than worth it. We look forward to meeting you and are excited for you to embark on this journey.
