Alpha Sigma Tau at Concord University

The women of the Omicron Chapter of Alpha Sigma Tau at Concord University.

Alpha Sigma Tau was founded on November 4, 1899, at Michigan State Normal College which now Eastern Michigan University. Our colors are Emerald Green and Gold. Our national symbol is the Anchor and our flower is the Yellow Rose. Our National Philanthropy is Pine Mountain Settlement School in Harlan Kentucky, and our National Service Project is Habitat for Humanity. There are more than 80 chapters across the country.

This is the oldest sorority on the Concord University campus being founded in 1931. It is one of the four National Panhellenic sororities on the campus. The Alpha Sigma Tau floor is located on the 6th floor of North Towers. Every year this chapter makes a trip to Pine Mountain Settlement School and works with Habitat for Humanity and other community service projects to help their fellow man and womankind. The women of the Omicron chapter are leaders and members of other groups on campus and very active in making the campus a better place for students.

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