Calling all Sorors!

Sorors who have been inactive for two or more years, we the women of Zeta Gamma Zeta Chapter welcome you to come visit with us on March 13, 2010 @ 10am at the South Branch Library in St. Petersburg, Florida. For more information contact us at info@stpetezetas.com

Zeta Partners with The Census!

Paint a new portrait of America in 2010. Participate in the census to help shape the future, create change. Watch for your census form in March 2010.

Congrats Tampa Sigmas!

The Gamma Eta Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was a finalist for CIVIC ORGANIZATION of THE YEAR for the city of Tampa, Florida. Currently, they are the 2009 Southern Regional Chapter of the Year and the 2009 National Chapter of the Year. www.tampasigmas.com Good Job Brothers!

Website Launched

The women of the Zeta Gamma Zeta chapter are pleased to announce the launch of our new website. It was launched on Founders’ Day, January 16, 2010. Please take advantage of signing up for our text messaging feature, follow us on Twitter, and become a Fan of ZGZ on Facebook. The site was designed by [...]

Triumphant Soror Margaret Redvict

Soror Margaret Redvict was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida with her family as a little girl. The middle child and only girl had two brothers. Her parents were a mathematics teacher and an employee of the Eastern Seaboard Railroad Company, so she developed a love for travel, community activities and volunteerism as she [...]

Zeta Gamma Zeta Inducts ladies into Youth Auxiliary

Twenty stately young ladies were inducted into Zeta Youth Auxiliaries: Pearlettes, Amicettes, and Archonettes on Saturday, December 6, 2008 at the Enoch Davis Center. Words of encouragement were given to the new members by the Keynote Speaker, Lisa Wilson, President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Zeta Gamma Zeta Chapter.

Zetas and Amicae Enjoyed Regional Conference

Whether they arrived by luxury sedan, mini-van, or the railroad train, eight members of Zeta Gamma Zeta chapter and three Amicae made their presence known at the 2008 Southeastern Regional Conference in November.

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