Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.

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Beta Omicron Chapter was founded on January 23, 2000, at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor by eight persistent and driven ladies who are: Andrea Ramirez, Summer Rose del Prete Neil, Raquel Casarez Clayton, Andrea Perez, Nasreen Syed, Monique Plaza, Marisa Miller, and Eva Peña. In 1975, Kean University introduced bilingual and Latino/Caribbean studies. Although this enabled the educational advancement of the Latina woman, still missing was the support needed to bridge the equality gap. It was during this time that 17 women convened to discuss the formation of a sorority for Latina women. Its focus would be to actively integrate itself into the social, political and community service arena that other students had been involved with. Together, they could collaborate and assist with any student-run programs, thus making their voices as loud as the majority voice and their concerns equally as important.

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