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Sigma Omicron Pi Sorority

Though the sorority was no longer centered around the interest of teaching, it still maintained its commitment to the Asian American Community. All of the chapters became extremely involved in their respective communities, volunteering their time at community agencies and raising money to donate to favorable charities.SOPi earned respectable reputation as a benefactor to the Asian American cause.

The purpose of SOPi is to promote unity, lifelong friendships, leadership, and community service. This organization offers women a supportive network of sisters to achieve academic and social growth. The sisterhood of SOP provides an environment where sisters may utilize and develop their organizational skills.

Each one of our sisters has different interests and aspirations, yet we all share one common ground - SOP. We have based our sisterhood on four objectives - UNITY, FRIENDSHIP, LEADERSHIP and SERVICE. In addition, SOPi  has a tradition of lifelong friendship that has prevailed for over 7 decades.

S-O-Pi sisters greet new students at the '05 SAC Fair.

Founded
San Francisco State, 1930

JHU Chapter Founded
2002

President
Jenny Hsu

Chapter Website
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