Beta Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta

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About Beta Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta

Beta Xi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta at UCLA represents a vibrant student organization dedicated to fostering intellectual growth, personal development, and lifelong sisterhood among its members in Los Angeles, California. As part of Kappa Alpha Theta, the first Greek-letter fraternity for women, Beta Xi Chapter upholds a distinguished legacy of leadership and excellence that spans generations. The chapter actively cultivates an environment where members can explore their passions, develop their talents, and contribute meaningfully to campus life.

Our members embody diverse talents and interests, ranging from athletics and the arts to music and mathematics. We create opportunities for intellectual and personal growth through structured programming, mentorship, and collaborative initiatives that encourage each member to reach her full potential. Beta Xi Chapter serves the Los Angeles, CA community by developing engaged leaders who are not afraid to stand out, challenge the status quo, and make a positive difference together.

The chapter's commitment to excellence is reflected in our mission to nurture each member throughout her lifetime, offering comprehensive support and resources for personal development. Our vision guides every member toward personal excellence through the bonds of lifelong sisterhood. Members of Beta Xi are passionate, dedicated individuals who inspire one another to be their best selves while maintaining the highest standards of character and integrity.

Located at the University of California - Los Angeles, Beta Xi Chapter continues the tradition established by our founders—Bettie Locke, Alice Allen, Hannah Fitch, and Bettie Tipton—who demonstrated remarkable courage in creating a space where women could learn, grow, and support one another. Today, our chapter remains committed to this foundational vision, welcoming women who are ready to embrace sisterhood and contribute to a community larger than themselves.