Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Rho

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Student Organizations Public & Non-Profit Greek

About Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Rho

The Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Rho at UCLA is a vibrant student organization dedicated to supporting women and non-binary individuals pursuing technical studies in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 2003, this chapter has established itself as the only sorority of its kind at UCLA, providing a unique community that balances the rigorous demands of engineering and technical coursework with meaningful social connection and professional development.

Phi Sigma Rho's comprehensive approach to member support encompasses academic excellence, professional advancement, and personal integrity. The organization facilitates late-night study sessions that help members navigate challenging coursework while maintaining a strong support network. Through structured mentorship and peer collaboration, members benefit from shared knowledge and encouragement from peers who understand the specific pressures of technical degree programs.

Beyond academics, the Nu Chapter actively engages the Los Angeles community through organized philanthropy initiatives, including the annual Light the Night Walk, demonstrating commitment to service and social responsibility. Members participate in sisterhood retreats and social events designed to build lasting relationships and create a sense of belonging within the technical studies community at UCLA.

The chapter's mission centers on promoting high standards of personal integrity, fostering lifelong bonds of sisterhood, and achieving academic and professional excellence with intentional social balance. With members from diverse educational and cultural backgrounds, the organization brings together ambitious individuals united by determination and shared values. Whether through professional networking opportunities, collaborative study efforts, or community service projects, Phi Sigma Rho provides comprehensive support that helps members thrive both academically and personally throughout their UCLA experience and beyond.