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The beta chapter of Alpha Gamma Alpha at the University of California, Irvine was established in 2003 and is dedicated to furthering the cause of the Armenian people through philanthropic work.
The official colors of the sorority are pink and silver, where pink symbolizes femininity and sensuality and silver represents balance and immortality. The emblems on our crest each have their own unique meanings. The Armenian letters and pen represent the preservation of the Armenian language and culture, while the dove and branch are a symbol of peace, gentleness, and innocence. The tree of life represents strong-rooted beliefs and the expansion of sisterhood, and the Greek goddess Aphrodite represents love, harmony, and sympathy. Mayr Hayastan (Mother Armenia), in the center, embodies the strength of Armenian women and the role they play in our culture, while the eternity symbol underneath her alludes to the perseverance of the Armenian people. Faculties
Chapter Awards Multicultural Greek Chapter of the Year 2017 Excellence in Scholastic Achievement 2017 Alpha Gamma Alpha Chapter of the Year 2017 Chancellor's Cup 2018 Excellence in New Member Education 2018 Excellence in Risk Management 2018 Excellence in Membership Development 2018 Excellence in Scholarship Programming 2018 Excellence in Rituals 2018 Alpha Gamma Alpha Chapter of the Year 2018 Chancellor's Cup 2019 Excellence in Philanthropy and Service 2019 Excellence in Chapter Values 2019 Individual Awards Alpha Gamma Alpha Sister of the Year 2017 - Roxana Bokaei Alpha Gamma Alpha Sister of the Year 2018 - Alin Torosian Alpha Gamma Alpha Sister of the Year 2019- Azniv Derdzakyan Outstanding Chapter President 2019- Azniv Derdzakyan Violence Intervention and Pervention Chair of the Year 2019- Tereza Agesyan |