UT Austin Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated

The Epsilon Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated at the University of Texas in Austin represents a dynamic student organization dedicated to community service and social impact. As part of a prestigious national sisterhood founded in 1913, Epsilon Beta operates within Delta Sigma Theta's comprehensive Five-Point Programmatic Thrust, which focuses on Economic Development, Physical and Mental Health, Educational Development, Political Awareness and Involvement, and International Awareness and Involvement. The chapter channels its efforts through established programs designed to provide meaningful assistance and support to the Austin community and beyond. Since its charter in 1960, Epsilon Beta has demonstrated exceptional commitment to social justice initiatives and community engagement. The chapter's members actively participate in projects that create lasting positive change, including notable accomplishments such as the Barbara Jordan Statue Project, which honored the legacy of one of their distinguished members. Through their work in Austin, TX, the Epsilon Beta Deltas leverage their collective expertise and passion to address pressing community needs. The organization serves as a vital bridge between the university and local communities, mobilizing resources and talent toward substantive social change. With over 350,000 members nationwide across more than 1,050 collegiate and alumnae chapters globally, Epsilon Beta connects Austin to a powerful network of college-educated women committed to service excellence. The chapter continues to welcome individuals who share their vision of greatness and community transformation, offering opportunities for leadership development, professional networking, and meaningful service work that extends far beyond the university campus into the greater Austin area.